Day: June 11, 2021

PARENTING LIKE GOD: TENDERNESS, AFFECTION, AND PATIENCE

Randolph Jason

PARENTING LIKE GOD: TENDERNESS, AFFECTION, AND PATIENCE by Justin Holcomb for Core Christianity GNN Note – Spare the rod, spoil the child. Children learn love through discipline. /END How we think God responds to us shapes how we respond to our children. God’s tenderness, affection, and patience is an amazing and important foundation for our parenting. My friend Michael Horton writes about John Calvin’s view of God: “Across Calvin’s writings, one of the recurring terms for God’s lavish gift-giving disposition is ‘liberality’—often ‘fatherly liberality.’ God is not stingy. As we see in…

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Texas to Build Its Own Border Barriers, Says Governor

Randolph Jason

Texas to Build Its Own Border Barriers, Says Governor by BOB PRICE for Breitbart DEL RIO, Texas — Texas Governor Greg Abbott told Breitbart Texas the State will immediately begin building border barriers in areas where migrants can easily cross the Rio Grande border with Mexico. The barriers will, in part, enable state law enforcement to arrest migrants for violations of state law. “The influx across the border is out of control, and the Biden Administration has shown that is not going to step up and do its job,” Governor…

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Feeling Weak in Sharing the Good News? Remember the Power of a Whisper

Randolph Jason

Feeling Weak in Sharing the Good News? Remember the Power of a Whisper by Sean Dunn for Christian News Journal Recently I had an epiphany … and I saw one of our ministry’s reported numbers in a different light. You see, at Groundwire, we are focused on and determined to introduce as many people to Jesus as possible. We want to see them respond to a virtual altar call (everything we do is online) and walk that electronic aisle. Although there are processes that help us get in front of those…

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Horowitz: KY judge rules Gov. Beshear’s COVID, mask orders unconstitutional in breakthrough lawsuit

Randolph Jason

Horowitz: KY judge rules Gov. Beshear’s COVID, mask orders unconstitutional in breakthrough lawsuit by DANIEL HOROWITZ for The Blaze It took 15 months for a judge to finally apply the Constitution against the most severe and arbitrary violations of our most basic civil liberties, but it’s better late than never. On Tuesday, Boone County, Kentucky, Circuit Judge Richard A. Brueggemann issued a permanent injunction against all of Gov. Andy Beshear’s COVID restrictions, including the mask mandate. Unlike the few judicial victories for civil liberties over the past year, this one was broad…

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CDC To Hold “Emergency Meeting” After 100s Suffer Heart Inflammation Following COVID Vaccines

Randolph Jason

CDC To Hold “Emergency Meeting” After 100s Suffer Heart Inflammation Following COVID Vaccines BY TYLER DURDEN for Zero Hedge Update (2000ET): The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Thursday that it will convene an “emergency meeting” of its advisers on June 18th to discuss rare but higher-than-expected reports of heart inflammation following doses of the mRNA-based Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines. The new details about myocarditis and pericarditis emerged first in presentations to a panel of independent advisers for the Food and Drug Administration, who are meeting Thursday to discuss how the regulator should approach emergency…

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Expect solar storms that can topple power grids and satellites during this new solar cycle

Randolph Jason

Expect solar storms that can topple power grids and satellites during this new solar cycle by: Virgilio Marin for Natural News The sun entered a new 11-year cycle in December 2019 to end its “quiet phase.” The new solar cycle, which is the 25th since record-keeping began, is expected to be more or less like the cycle that preceded this one: fairly weak and with a peak sunspot number below the average of 179. But that doesn’t mean Solar Cycle 25 (SC25) poses no threat at all. While the sun is predicted to form only 115 sunspots…

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