Day: February 18, 2021

SOBER-MINDED, SELF-CONTROLLED AND RESPECTABLE (Podcast)

Randolph Jason

SOBER-MINDED, SELF-CONTROLLED AND RESPECTABLE Podcast by Dave Jenkins for Servants of Grace On today’s Warriors of Grace episode, Dave talks about what the sober-minded, self-controlled, and respectful man looks like, along with strategies to be thoughtful towards others, and how the self-controlled men can fight against temptation. WHAT YOU’LL HEAR IN THIS EPISODE What the sober-minded man looks like. What a respectful man looks like. What a self-controlled mind looks like. How being thoughtful helps us to respond in a godly way to difficult people and situations in our lives. How…

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Why the Church Must Address the War on Gender

Randolph Jason

Why the Church Must Address the War on Gender by AJ HALL for Charisma News Something strange is happening in America today when it comes to gender. Facebook now offers 71 gender categories. Popular actress Ellen Page has announced that she’s “transitioning” and now will be living as a man named Elliot Page. Several other high-profile celebrities have announced they are raising their young boys to be girls, or vice versa. LGBTQ philosophy has not just influenced trendy tech companies and progressive Hollywood, but it has also made its way…

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I Lift My Hands (Video)

Randolph Jason

I Lift My Hands Video by Chris Tomlin Lyrics: Be still, there is a healer His love is deeper than the sea His mercy, it is unfailing His arms are a fortress for the weak Let faith arise Let faith arise I lift my hands to believe again You are my refuge, You are my strength As I pour out my heart, these things I remember You are faithful, God, forever Be still, there is a river That flows from Calvary’s tree A fountain for the thirsty Your grace that…

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The Indispensable Man: Rush Limbaugh, 1951-2021

Randolph Jason

The Indispensable Man: Rush Limbaugh, 1951-2021 by Mark Steyn for Steyn Online It is with profound sadness that we announce the death of Rush Limbaugh, a giant of American broadcasting, a uniquely talented performer, and a hugely generous man to whom I owe almost everything. Rush died this morning, after a year-long struggle with lung cancer. I was scheduled to guest-host today’s show. Instead, as you can hear, his beloved Kathryn will be introducing a special program put together by the EIB team to celebrate a great man’s life and…

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