Represent… When we start our day with prayer and continue to pray throughout the day doesn’t seem to make the day a lot easier? Jesus Christ is everywhere. He hears our prayers, He knows our needs before we say a word and He knows what the next step is going to be – even if we “throw a curveball” in the middle of our day – He still saw it coming. The Christian faith is known throughout the entire world. This is not say that Christianity is practiced throughout the…
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Dem Senate Candidate: America Must ‘Repent’ for ‘Worship of Whiteness’ By Tré Goins-Phillips for Faith Wire GNN Note – It’s amazing how a few black people make theses outlandish, generalized statements and no one – I mean no one – calls them on it. This so-called “pastor” needs to repent – publicly – for his sin of racism. Not one person that I know “worships”, or even thinks about, their “whiteness” unless some uneducated drone makes a publicly announced racist remark. /END Georgia Democratic Senate candidate Raphael Warnock, a pastor, is…
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Answering Common Objections to the Notion of Hell Podcast by J. Warner for Cold-Case Christianity In this blast from the past, J. Warner engages several objections related to the existence and nature of Hell. Subscribe to the Cold-Case Christianity Weekly Podcast on iTunes, or add the podcast from our RSS Feed. Subscribe to the Cold-Case Christianity Radio Interview Podcast on iTunes, or add the podcast from our RSS Feed. For more information about the reliability of the New Testament gospels and the case for Christianity, please read Cold-Case Christianity: A Homicide Detective Investigates the Claims…
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Cravings for social contact mimic hunger in the brain, study reveals by: Divina Ramirez for Natural News Loneliness can trigger “cravings” for social interaction in the brain just as hunger can trigger cravings for food, according to a study led by researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). The study, published recently in Nature Neuroscience, revealed that after only one day of isolation, the thought of social interaction stimulates the same brain region activated during hunger cravings. Put simply, a lonely person “craves” social interactions the same way a hungry person craves food, said senior author Rebecca Saxe, a professor of…
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Urban Survival vs. Rural Survival: A WARNING from Selco About Your Plans by Selco Begovic for The Organic Prepper The Organic Prepper’s Note – Urban survival vs. rural survival is a near-constant debate in preparedness circles. Those who live on acreage sometimes scoff at those who live in cities for reasons of business, education, or families. Those who live in the cities feel obligated to defend their choices. The truth of the matter is that there IS no perfect plan, and even if you had one, SHTF might have other…
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Are Enzymes a Key to COVID Endothelial Injury? by Dr. Joseph Mercola for Mercola Enzymes catalyze many biological reactions in your body. They regulate the rate of these chemical reactions, speeding them up so necessary functions like digestion, muscle contractions and other aspects of cellular metabolism can occur.1 Enzymes are also emerging as key players in COVID-19, as studies suggest damage to the endothelium, which are cells covering blood vessels, is contributing to the development of blood clots, or thrombosis, in the blood vessels of severely ill COVID-19 patients.2 Enzymes may turn…
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It Is Not ‘Humane’ For The Atlantic To Sympathize With Killing Babies With Down Syndrome, Like My Little Sister By Evita Duffy for The Federalist GNN Note – As we continuously note – if we were discussing baby elephants, dogs, cats, snails or some other creature that wasn’t a human the leftist would be up in arms. /END Atlantic author Sarah Zhang uses a rhetorical trick to create sympathy and understanding for eugenics and a modern-day genocide. Recently, The Atlantic published an article, “The Last Children of Down Syndrome,” by Sarah…
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Theology might seem complicated, but it’s really child’s play by PETER KWASNIEWSKI for Life Site News The final days on earth of St. Thomas Aquinas, the Church’s greatest scholar, were marked by childlike faith. On December 6, 1273, the feast of St. Nicholas of Myra, St. Thomas Aquinas, the greatest intellectual the Catholic Church has ever known, underwent a life-changing mystical experience that left him unable to proceed with his theological projects and, in fact, marked the beginning of the end of his career. He would die three months later…
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R. Loren Sandford Calls Nation to Prayer in the Midst of Contested Election by R. Loren Sanford for Charisma News I’m actually trying to be nice in what I’m about to say today. I’m trying to stay balanced. I want to present strategies for prayer that most of us who call ourselves Christian on all sides of the issues can own, even if we disagree. In the aftermath of Nov. 3, many of us evangelical Christians, convinced that Donald Trump is God’s man and that the election is shot through…
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Does Believe the Prophets Apply to Us Today? by Michael L. Brown for Ask Dr Brown GNN Note – It does in this house. /END For several weeks now, 2 Chronicles 20:20 has been quoted repeatedly, urging us to believe God’s prophets when they say that Trump will serve a second term while also rebuking those who question what the prophets say. That is a very serious misuse of that scripture. Please allow me to explain. But first, understand this. I fully affirm prophetic ministry today and have been teaching on…
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