Day: July 15, 2020

Tennessee…Defending the Rights of All Lives

Randolph Jason

Tennessee…Defending the Rights of All Lives For all our faults and missteps with big government, Governor Bill Lee is making a step in the right direction. Defending all lives, no matter how young or how aged. We support this idea to the fullest. We must protect the rights of the most vulnerable in our state, and there are none more vulnerable than the unborn. I look forward to defending this law in the courts to protect the dignity of every human life in Tennessee. pic.twitter.com/1tXYPfGJer — Gov. Bill Lee (@GovBillLee)…

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We’re Grateful For One…

Randolph Jason

We’re Grateful For One… We must remember to seek, ask and knock when the enemy (devil/satan/lucifer) makes his presence known to us, usually by calling us by a false identity like the names spelled out below. Once we accept this lie, he usually morphs into something else. Our responsibility to our Father is to call upon Him for guidance. When one person comes to Jesus Christ, is filled with the Holy Spirit at our church, it’s a big deal. People rejoice, celebrate and sing praise for someone being reborn in…

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Hagia Sophia’s Reversion Into A Mosque Is A Turning Point In History

Randolph Jason

Hagia Sophia’s Reversion Into A Mosque Is A Turning Point In History By Sumantra Maitra for The Federalist While Americans behead Columbus and the British topple Rhodes, Hagia Sophia’s reconversion shows that the rest of the world still reveres national history, and it gives them strength. In a statement that reverberated across his nation and beyond, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced that after more than a decade-long court battle, a court in Istanbul ordered the Hagia Sophia to be turned from a museum into a mosque once more: “With this court ruling,…

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Nick Cannon’s Racist Rant: White People Are ‘The True Savages,’ ‘Closer to Animals’

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Nick Cannon’s Racist Rant: White People Are ‘The True Savages,’ ‘Closer to Animals’ By Tré Goins-Phillips for Faith Wire News BLACK SUPREMACIST Nick Cannon is a racist black man and yes black people can be racist too!! Snoop Dog is racist too. Nick called White People evil soulless subhuman savages and animals I HAVE MESSAGE FOR @NickCannon RT if you don’t support racism! pic.twitter.com/vPC2oXKYdN — Terrence K. Williams (@w_terrence) July 15, 2020 TV personality Nick Cannon unleashed a racist and anti-Semitic rant in late June on an episode of his podcast…

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7 Inexpensive Ways To Cool Off Without Air Conditioning!

Randolph Jason

7 Inexpensive Ways To Cool Off Without Air Conditioning! by Sara Tipton for Ready Nutrition With the hottest days of summer quickly approaching for most of us, it’s important to know how to stay cool, especially when you’re working outside and doing those homestead chores. It’s really easy to get hot but here are a few inexpensive ways to stay cool when the temperatures start to soar. With the hottest days of summer quickly approaching for most of us, it’s important to know how to stay cool, especially when you’re…

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Living With Hope in a Hopeless World

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Living With Hope in a Hopeless World by BILL JOHNSON for Charisma News When Jesus declared that the last days would be filled with war, famine, earthquakes and other disasters, He wasn’t trying to discourage those who followed Him. Instead, He was describing the conditions into which He was sending His last-days army. Hope isn’t just a feeling we search for; it’s something we grab hold of and bring into every situation in our lives. We recognize how easy it is to become overwhelmed with personal problems, not to mention…

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A PERSONAL VS. PRIVATE RELATIONSHIP WITH CHRIST

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A PERSONAL VS. PRIVATE RELATIONSHIP WITH CHRIST by Jen Oshman for Core Christianity Privatizing Jesus I think what we have seen in the church over the last several decades—maybe the last few generations—is a prioritization of our faith being personal. This is good and right. We must have that moment where we personally surrender to the Lord and personally receive his free and sweet gift of salvation. However, as we’ve prioritized that personal relationship, we’ve also privatized it. We’ve said, “Your relationship with the Lord is yours. It’s private. There’s nothing…

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The Supreme Court’s 15-Case Winning Streak on Religious Liberty

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The Supreme Court’s 15-Case Winning Streak on Religious Liberty by JOE CARTER for The Gospel Coalition The Supreme Court closed out its most recent term last week with three significant victories for religious liberty—continuing a ten year series of wins for religious freedom. “Religious freedom is on a massive, decade-long winning streak at the Supreme Court,” says Luke Goodrich, a religious liberty lawyer at Becket. “This 15-case winning streak hits every major area of religious freedom law: religious exemptions, religious autonomy, religious speech, religious symbols, and government funding for religious groups.”…

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Peruvian bishop: Pope sees Amazon region, new ‘Amazon Ecclesial Conference’ as ‘testing ground’

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Peruvian bishop: Pope sees Amazon region, new ‘Amazon Ecclesial Conference’ as ‘testing ground’ by MAIKE HICKSON for Life Site News Upon the explicit request of Pope Francis, this new structure is not called an Episcopal Conference. While people have been distracted by the current coronacrisis or other, election-related or Black Lives Matter-related topics, Pope Francis has quietly continued to work with the Amazon bishops to implement the ideas as set forth during the October 2019 Amazon Synod. As the Peruvian Bishop David Martinez de Aguirre Guinea of Puerto Maldonado –…

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