We all deal with pride, sometimes it is an okay thing like being a proud papa. There is nothing wrong with feeling a since of pride in accomplishing a job, especially a difficult mission. But where does pride cross the line and bring one low as our text says? The following from QotQuestions.org helps to … More Saturday’s Military Devotional
234 Years Later, No One’s Doubting Thomas January 16, 2020 By Tony Perkins “…By these, as testimonials that I have lived, I wish most to be remembered.” –Thomas Jefferson He was a president — a man who doubled the size of our country, abolished the international slave trade, even developed the plans for West Point. When … More 234 Years Later, No One’s Doubting Thomas
The Opioid, Mental Health, and HIV Crisis Is There Reason for Concern? January 3, 2020 • Keith Wiebe, Gary Dull • Guest: Shannon Royce The Opioid, Mental Health, and HIV Crisis. Is There Reason for Concern? We are joined by Shannon Royce (Dir. of the Center for Faith and Opportunity Initiatives; U.S. Department of Health … More The Opioid, Mental Health, and HIV Crisis: A Reason to be Concerned
Note the last paragraph, it really shows where the true prejudice in this country lies. A Christian leader in North Carolina is suggesting that a recent ruling by a federal judge implies minorities in the state don’t care enough about voter integrity to obtain a free ID so they can vote. Continued at Source: Obama … More Obama judge nixes ID law, erases will of voters
“A Hidden Life” Preaches a Profound Gospel in Few Words JOHN STONESTREET WITH MARIA BAER A substantial part of Terrence Malick’s latest movie “A Hidden Life” takes place in a German prison where the film’s protagonist, a real historical figure now considered a Catholic saint, Franz Jägerstätter, is being held in prison for refusing … More “A Hidden Life” Preaches a Profound Gospel in Few Words
Stanley Tam Gave God the Business When Stanley Tam became a Christian, he meant it. A young man, struggling to make a go of business in the depression, he allowed God to guide his actions. Slowly, he reaped success. Although it was difficult for him, he began to witness about Jesus to his contacts. … More Today in Church (U.S.) History
You probably know or have heard of what the great commission is. But there is more to the great commission than what many think. by David Qaoud As I was reading the book I could tell the author was driven by the prospect of making disciples. Every other word was “mission” “culture” “multiplication” “evangelism” “outreach” and … More The Deficient Great Commission
At least seven Christians killed as Boko Haram strikes villages in Far North Cameroon At least seven Christians were killed as gangs of around 300 Boko Haram militants raided five Christian villages in Far North Cameroon, reports a Barnabas contact. Read full article Nigerian Christian bride and friends murdered in jihadi ambush on way to … More News updates on the persecuted Church
What’s Wrong with the Weed Biz? It Harms People! JOHN STONESTREET WITH ROBERTO RIVERA In the 1967 film, “The Graduate” (which I do not recommend), Dustin Hoffman plays a recent college grad who is clueless about what to do next. At a cocktail party celebrating his graduation, one of his parents’ friends takes him aside … More What’s Wrong with the Weed Biz?
It is pretty rare these days when we hear of Pro-Athletes doing something positive never mind hearing of one openly expressing their Christian beliefs. January 13, 2020 By Tony Perkins It may be the off-season for baseball, but St. Louis Cardinals’ player Adam Wainwright is pitching something else: a Bible-reading plan for fans. The 38-year-old … More Sermon on the Mound
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