Day: September 18, 2019

Scientists use cannabidiol (CBD) as a Trojan horse to deliver medications to the brain

Randolph Jason

Scientists use cannabidiol (CBD) as a Trojan horse to deliver medications to the brain by: Tracey Watson for Natural News Cannabidiol (CBD) is a compound in marijuana that offers a wealth of health benefits without causing the “high” traditionally associated with cannabis. CBD oil is quickly becoming one of the most in-demand natural supplements on the market, and with good reason: Scientific studies have confirmed that it provides pain relief, reduces inflammation, improves the symptoms of depression and anxiety, and reduces the number of seizures associated with childhood disorders like Lennox-Gastaut…

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Embracing Humility

Randolph Jason

Embracing Humility When a person admits they are powerless and must have God intervene in their life for one reason or another this request should come from a place of humility. Being humble enough to admit defeat in the face of an adversary should knock a person off their “high-horse” but then to actually need to get down from the “high-horse”, well, that’s a whole other level of defeat. We admitted we were powerless over alcohol – that our lives had become unmanageable. Came to believe that a Power greater…

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Podcast: What It Means to Be Human, with John Stonestreet

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Podcast: What It Means to Be Human, with John Stonestreet for Break Point  It’s back-to-school time across the country, and that also means back to home school for the two-and-a-half million homeschooled students in this country. The Colson Center has always been a strong supporter of homeschooling. We are often a part of homeschool events around the country, both as speakers and as exhibitors. In this episode of the BreakPoint podcast, we bring you a recent speech by Colson Center President John Stonestreet to Great Homeschool Convention held this…

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Ex Machina: Religions Around the World Introduce Robotic ‘Priests’

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Ex Machina: Religions Around the World Introduce Robotic ‘Priests’ from Sputnik News A mechanical ‘priest’ has recently begun conducting Buddhist prayers in Japan. It is not the first attempt to deliver religious teachings and advice through the use of a programmed machine. In Japan, a country famous for its love of everything robotic, some have taken the integration of mechanical counterparts in our daily lives one step further, as a mechanical ‘priest’ named Mindar has begun conducting prayers in a 400-year old Buddhist temple in Tokyo, the Daily Star reported. According…

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Getting Spiritual Warfare Right (Video)

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Getting Spiritual Warfare Right Video by Pastor, Dr Erwin Lutzer If your life isn’t being filled with the things of God, your ending may be worse than the beginning. The spirit world is a place of great conflict and activity. It’s also a place of tremendous influence. When Jesus was accused of casting out demons by the power of Satan, He gave His accusers a couple of things to think about. But more than that, we learn that we can’t get from darkness to light on our own. We need…

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How To Stock An Emergency Food Pantry For Less Than $60

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How To Stock An Emergency Food Pantry For Less Than $60 by: Kimberlee Hertzer for Off the Grid News Do you have enough food for an unexpected snowstorm? Are you ready for a natural catastrophe? If not, now is the time to start. FEMA recommends that you have at least 3 days’ worth of food and water stored. But that is not enough, because in a crisis it may take weeks to get the food back on the grocery store shelves and for power to be restored. For less than $60,…

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