Day: July 14, 2021

Faithfulness in the Small Things Will Provide Great Rewards

Randolph Jason

Faithfulness in the Small Things Will Provide Great Rewards by Jentezen Franklin for Christian News Journal One day Abraham sent his servant Eliezer to find a wife for his son Isaac. Standing by a small town well, Eliezer prayed, “Let the woman who offers to water my camels be the one you have chosen.” Suddenly Rebekah shows up and says, “I will draw water for your camels also” (Gen. 24:13-19). Rebekah had no idea that Eliezer would change her life. To Rebekah, this act of service was commonplace, even expected.…

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As Cubans Cry for Freedom, Let’s Not Forget the Americans Who Praised the Communist Country

Randolph Jason

As Cubans Cry for Freedom, Let’s Not Forget the Americans Who Praised the Communist Country By Humberto Fontova  for Faith Wire “The guns must disappear from the streets. Because there is no longer an enemy confronting us, because there’s no longer any reason to fight anybody. The weapons belong in the barracks. Nobody has the right to a private army here.” Those are the words of Fidel Castro in 1959. Some guns in the hands of Cuban freedom-lovers would sure come in handy this week, as the biggest and most widespread protests…

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Mainline Protestants Are Still Declining, But That’s Not Good News for Evangelicals

Randolph Jason

Mainline Protestants Are Still Declining, But That’s Not Good News for Evangelicals by RYAN P. BURGE for Christianity Post Both traditions are losing out to the unaffiliated. If there’s one overarching conclusion that comes from studying survey data of American religion over the last several decades, it is that fewer people identify with an established religious tradition every year. The ranks of religiously unaffiliated, also called the nones, have grown from just about 5 percent in the early 1970s to at least 30 percent in 2020. Religious demography is a…

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Will lawlessness, debt, deficits, legalized theft (QE), and percolating insanity lead to impoverishing destabilization & tyranny?

Randolph Jason

Will lawlessness, debt, deficits, legalized theft (QE), and percolating insanity lead to impoverishing destabilization & tyranny? by Dan for DKAnalytics Will lawlessness, debt, deficits, legalized theft (QE), and percolating insanity lead to impoverishing destabilization & tyranny? (Will we let the “kindergarten bullies” win and take down what remains of meritocracy, sustainability, and sanity?) FYI, Joe: Florida parents cultured their children’s masks and found dangerous bacteria — the “duh” factor & the face of tyranny FYI, Joe: kids with masks on for only 3 minutes are inhaling 6x acceptable levels of CO2   Anti-citizen, anti-national sovereignty, anti-nation state, anti-freedom, anti-private property lawlessness: (Not only privacy and “our” money and how we…

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My Response to the Gay Choir Singing ‘We’re Coming for Your Children’

Randolph Jason

My Response to the Gay Choir Singing ‘We’re Coming for Your Children’ by Michael L. Brown for Ask Dr Brown A recent video produced by the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus that proclaims, “We’re coming for your children” has produced outrage and anger. But should it be taken seriously, or is it just an example of some playful (but terribly misguided) fun? According to the SFIST website, “The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus released a magnificently funny video last week, but a barrage of threats and doxxing has forced them to change their key.”…

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EMMANUEL MACRON MAKES THE COVID JAB MANDATORY IN FRANCE FOR ALL HEALTH CARE WORKERS AS HE VOWS TO ACHIEVE 100% VACCINATION THRESHOLD SHORTLY

Randolph Jason

EMMANUEL MACRON MAKES THE COVID JAB MANDATORY IN FRANCE FOR ALL HEALTH CARE WORKERS AS HE VOWS TO ACHIEVE 100% VACCINATION THRESHOLD SHORTLY by Geoffrey Grider for Now The End Begins In a dramatic TV address to the nation from Paris, Mr Macron said the spread of the Delta Covid variant meant tough new measures were essential. He also said there would be ‘compulsory vaccinations’ for those working with ‘fragile people,’ such as the elderly and the disabled, as France moved towards 100 per cent vaccination. Health experts fear that a…

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Here’s why you need trace minerals to boost your overall well-being

Randolph Jason

Here’s why you need trace minerals to boost your overall well-being By Joven Gray for Nutrients The human body needs minerals to function properly. In fact, there are two types of minerals — macrominerals and trace minerals. The body needs macrominerals, such as calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, sodium, potassium and sulfur, in large amounts; hence the name. Although the body only needs a small amount of trace minerals, they still play a vital role in the human body. In fact, the National Institutes of Health says as much as 75 percent of American households do…

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