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Providing insight on the intersection of contemporary issues and theology, based on a Biblical Christian Worldview.
[…] Regardless, the Democrats will get removed as the dominant party in 2022, and again in 2024. There is no one who will disagree with that who follows politics to any degree. MSNBC and CNN have been making that point for more than a month. The reason can be summed up in one word. Right […]
[…] podcasts, and published email newsletters we offer. As a secondary goal, both these outlets are a place to explore and expose the intersection of American culture, its politics, and media bias, against the eternal truth of a Biblical Christian Worldview. I believe these two objectives can not only coexist. They can be synergistic in […]
[…] Religion – How Big is the God Gap on College Campuses? New data from over 68,000 college students reveals the persistence of the “God Gap” in American politics. Religious students tend to be more conservative and Republican, while non-religious students lean liberal and Democratic. Premier Christian News – Pete Hegseth accused of pressuring Christianity […]
Quote Source – John MacArthur A Biblical Christian worldview perspective – Those who don’t support a Biblical Christian worldview are quick to reject our theology when they see no difference between Christians and non-Christians. How many times are our testimonies damaged or destroyed because of a casual word when angry, a sin that we let […]
[…] or the year before? We cannot remain static in our relationship with Him. We are either moving forward or we are moving backward. Our culture, the media, politics, neighbors, workmates, even family members, push us to move backward, hiding (our faith), ignoring (God’s laws), and even rejecting (deconstructing) our faith (to be released from […]
The article contrasts government-mandated redistribution with voluntary Christian giving, arguing that government overreach in social programs replaces private support, leading to inefficiencies and potential fraud.
A variety of Christian news stories are covered, including a global celebration in Jordan marking 2,000 years since Jesus’ baptism, a Texas Tech University System restriction on teaching race and gender topics, and a study showing increased religious activity among active-duty military personnel. Other stories highlight declining support for Israel among young US Evangelicals, rising antisemitism linked to the End Times, and the impact of the TV series “The Chosen” on viewers’ faith.
[…] in the midst of current and pending trials for Biblical Christians and our failing and splintered culture. However, since our focus is on the intersection of media, politics and a Biblical Christian Worldview, it can be tough duty at times. The surveys below suggest many, including born-again Christians, believe Jesus is not the only […]
Dan Farah’s documentary features testimonies from government and military personnel about alien life and technology. It suggests alien spacecraft possess advanced capabilities and explores the government’s alleged suppression of information.
[…] America’s power did not come from Christian character. It didn’t grow because the nation lived out the Sermon on the Mount or because its founders modeled their politics after the humility of Christ. America became what it is through very human forces: expansion, ambition, industry, immigration, innovation, risk-taking, and the pursuit of opportunity. Speaking […]
Christian news from this past week.
An article recently posted from a writer I follow (along with 12k others) who made the following list of what he considers traditional Christian theology within the church that is incorrect. “Jesus never says we must: He tries to make the point that all we need to do is follow verses such as Luke 10:27 […]
Barna on Gen Z's and Pew on demographics on the subject of religion.
[…] business success in the technology sector, and he currently aligns with the MAGA movement. But, at the same time, he is opposed to all forms of traditional politics that attempt to cover up truth (such as related to Epstein, COVID-19, etc.). Quoting from a popular essay he wrote (“The Straussian Movement”) … “One must […]
[…] describes a time when “everyone did what was right in their own eyes,” leading to spiritual chaos and societal collapse. We see echoes of this today — in entertainment, politics, education, and even within the church. But God has not left His people without direction. He has given us His Word, His Spirit, and His character […]
Four basic reasons, yet perhaps things are changing in Christian forthrightness.
Views on Violence, Socialism, and Communism.
Lessons from Solomon, Part 5.
Why messy, real prayers matter more than long, polished ones.
Pastor Declares Before Waking Harold In Back Pew
It has been amazing to see how our country has changed over the last few years. In many ways, we have become more accepting of others’ varied actions and beliefs. In other ways, such as most traditional dogma, we have become less tolerant. What is without question, we, as a nation, have become extremely polarized. […]
The mission statement of this website is: “Providing honest reporting and analysis on the intersection of contemporary issues and theology, based on a Biblical Christian Worldview.” Christians must be reminded not only of their foundational beliefs, but that we need to be on guard because those beliefs are being subtlety eroded by a corrupt media. Truth […]
I recently wrote an article entitled “Righteous Indignation vs. Turning the Other Cheek” It was based on a blog from a “deconstructing” Christian named Dan who, as a seminary trained former Pastor, closed a past Sunday church service with the twisted words “may the Lord turn HER face toward you and give you peace” (Num […]
[…] January of this year by closing with “Amen and A-Women”. He got the same reaction in social media. In both cases, it’s an attempt to push woke politics over Scriptural accuracy. There is a huge difference between using a swear word like “shi_t” (your Campolo reference) and closing a prayer using the feminine gender […]
I will admit that, to a large degree, I have spent the past few years living in a FOX News cocoon. These days I try to view other media outlets: CNN, MSNBC, and ABC in order to keep perspective. However, as I listen to every FOX episode of “Fox & Friends”, “The Five”, and “Tucker […]
Background in Church Attendance In early April of 2020, Gallup wrote an article entitled “Religion and the COVID-19 Virus in the U.S.” which outlined the megatrends well-established prior to the pandemic. The technology of “Virtual Worship” was already increasing rapidly as an alternative to conventional Sunday morning attendance. They cited a poll done by Pew Research […]
There is an old adage that “the enemy of my enemy is my friend”. This scenario has worked many times in many instances throughout history. In fact, the second impeachment of Trump demonstrated a unified effort from both Democrats and Republicans. The intent was to stop the former President from holding public office ever again. […]
And then there is PBS, USAID, Planned Parenthood, NPR, and on and on.
[…] than national oppression and foreign rule. But since His freedom lives and works at the level of our hearts, not in the public domain of wars and politics, we can think ourselves unencumbered, when actually we are more oppressed than all of Scotland was. If you have not experienced it yet, there will most […]
[…] Abraham what He has spoken to him.” Background I used to work with a guy who was a very conservative fellow. And when it came to his politics, conservative might not be a strong enough word. But his wife was very much a non-conservative. In fact, she was so different from him that in […]
Is this the next step in Biblical Christian prophesy?
Which end of the pool are you living in?
Ask the Father to give you a broken heart over your sin.
Was Covered Up By Jake Tapper.
How Our Inner Longing Points to God
[…] heard answer that question, usually the response went along the lines of what was not missed. What wasn’t missed were the hassles or the hours or the politics. But there was usually one part that was missed. Not the prestige, not the benefits, and not even the steady salary. It was the people. The […]
[…] forth. The desire to “fit in” to evolving social norms drove nominal Christians from blending in with their peers to rejecting the church in favor of identity politics, thinking they are following the majority worldview. Instead, they were acquiescing to the vocal minority which has now been exposed (regardless of what one may think […]
There has been so much political rhetoric surrounding COVID vaccines that it is hard to clear the known facts from the hyperbole. Old data is presented as new. Adverse reactions are treated as probable rather than disclosed as being unlikely. Studies that don’t present the “correct” picture are ignored. As understanding of the pandemic increases, […]
Why not give Him a quick call to check in?
Can a Japanese monster and the Son of Satan teach us how to be great writers?