Day: June 11, 2020

Is Christian Unity Possible with So Much Disagreement? (Podcast)

Randolph Jason

Is Christian Unity Possible with So Much Disagreement? Podcast by John Stonestreet for Break Point Last week, a listener who follows a lot of Christian podcasts, including BreakPoint, wrote us with the following question, troubled by the conflicting opinions among Christians. Here’s how she put it: “In most cases the Christian proponents seem to have a genuine love for Jesus and are trying to live out their belief faithfully. Yet their conclusions and interpretation of the Scriptures are often diametrically opposed…If intelligent, well educated, sincere Christians can come to such…

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A New Chapter (Video)

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A New Chapter Video by Pastor David Platt for Radical Podcast HERE >>> Even with the best of intentions, it’s all too easy for the church to put its trust in earthly leaders—political leaders, business leaders, or even church leaders. However, the church doesn’t belong to any man but to God. He alone is worthy of all our trust and obedience, and it is His design for the church that we must embrace if we are to be faithful to the purposes and to the mission Christ has given to…

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You’re Beautiful (Video)

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You’re Beautiful Video by Jeremy Riddle I see Your face in every sunrise The colors of the morning are inside Your eyes The world awakens in the light of the day I look up to the sky and say You’re beautiful (Oh, Oh, Oh, Oh) I see Your power in the moonlit night Where planets are in motion and galaxies are bright We are amazed in the light of the stars It’s all proclaiming who You are You’re beautiful (Oh, Oh, You’re beautiful, Oh, Oh) I see You there hanging…

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New Guide Recommends Heavy Restrictions on Reopening Churches

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New Guide Recommends Heavy Restrictions on Reopening Churches by RELIGION NEWS SERVICE for Charisma News An ecumenical group of clergy, scientists and other experts has released a guide to help congregations consider best practices for reopening for worship. Among their suggestions: —Refrain from congregational singing. Clap or stomp instead. —Preachers, shorten your sermon. —Congregants, mouth your response during Communion instead of speaking. —Pass the peace to other worshippers with a gentle nod or a reverent bow, but no physical contact. The 36-page document notes that church leaders will make different decisions depending…

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Open or Concealed: Our Freedom to Choose

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Open or Concealed: Our Freedom to Choose by JAMES WESLEY RAWLES for Survival Blog I often hear comments from SurvivalBlog readers with conflicting views on concealed carry versus open carry of firearms.  Some claim that concealed carry is “the only way to carry” and that carrying openly makes you a target. But others say that open carry acts as a visible deterrent to crime.  My position is that both are apropos at different places and at different times.  So I believe that you should both train and acquire the right holsters…

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Colorado moves to erode parents’ choice to exempt kids from vaccination

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Colorado moves to erode parents’ choice to exempt kids from vaccination By Calvin Freiburger for Life Site News Critics fear Senate Bill 163 will weaken Colorado’s existing exemptions for vaccinating minors. Legislation that critics fear will weaken Colorado’s existing exemptions for vaccinating minors will proceed to the House floor for consideration after a 7-4 vote this weekend by the state’s House Health and Insurance Committee. Senate Bill 163 would task the state health department with annually reviewing and updating the state’s immunization practices, setting a goal of 95 percent vaccination for the student…

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