Author: Randolph Jason

Soccer Star runs from faith after Dad’s death and then God supernaturally… (Video)

Randolph Jason

Soccer Star runs from faith after Dad’s death and then God supernaturally… Video by 100huntley Mo Isom shares her story of being an All-American soccer star who knows struggle firsthand. While her life seemed like a success, she was battling an eating disorder, the death of her father, and a horrific car accident. It wasn’t until God wrecked her life that she discovered the glory of renewal through Jesus Christ and that wreckage can be sacred rather than scarring.

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As Global Persecution Intensifies Survivors and Advocates Seek Solutions: ‘I’m Shocked the World Is Just Sitting by Watching’

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As Global Persecution Intensifies Survivors and Advocates Seek Solutions: ‘I’m Shocked the World Is Just Sitting by Watching’ by Jennifer Wishon for CBN News Across the globe, persecution against Christians and other people of faith is growing. In fact, 80 percent of people live in countries where religious activity is restricted by their governments. Religious minorities are often blamed for the pandemic. Sexual violence has been increasingly used as a tool to get women to convert, and so-called “polite persecution” puts limits on how religious people live their faith. This…

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2 Georgia churches leave United Methodist Church over LGBT stance, announce merger

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2 Georgia churches leave United Methodist Church over LGBT stance, announce merger By Michael Gryboski, Christian Post Two congregations in Georgia have left the United Methodist Church over the denomination’s opposition to homosexuality and merged into one church. Asbury Memorial Church and Wesley Oak Church, both based in Savannah, recently voted to disaffiliate from the UMC South Georgia Conference. Asbury, which averaged 287 attendees in weekly worship in 2019, finalized its process of disaffiliation last fall. Meanwhile, Wesley Oak, which averaged 29 attendees, finalized disaffiliation earlier this month. Asbury Memorial Pastor…

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5 Reasons you should stockpile food right now

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5 Reasons you should stockpile food right now By Divina Ramirez  for Food Supply Last month, inflation in the United States jumped to its highest rate in nearly 13 years as the country rebounds from the COVID-19 pandemic. The surge in consumer prices reflected a surge in demand and shortages of labor and materials made severe by the pandemic, leading many economists to believe inflation is here to stay. For preppers, this means stockpiling foods as early as you can before the prices of commodities get higher. Below are five reasons you should…

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Tennessee postpones vaccine summit

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Tennessee postpones vaccine summit by Brett Kelman Nashville Tennessean GNN Note – Try to read between the lines. The Tennessean used to be a decent news source for the Middle Tennessee region, but they, like so many news outlets have gotten all woked-up and are little more than the propaganda division of the democrat party. With that said there is a decent explanation of what is happening with the vaccine program in Tennessee – it’s different from the rest of the nation in that Gov. Bill Lee fired the Dept. of…

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Abortion Leaves Olympic Champion ‘Traumautized,’ ‘Shaken’

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Abortion Leaves Olympic Champion ‘Traumautized,’ ‘Shaken’ by Katie Yoder for Town Hall Many in the media regularly promote and applaud positive abortion stories. But one Olympian’s story is forcing them to hint at the tragedy of abortion – and the truth that many women choose it because they feel like they have no other choice. On July 1, the New York Times reported that U.S. hurdler Brianna McNeal said she “didn’t open her door to antidoping officials” last year because she was “traumatized after having an abortion.” Now, she faces a five-year ban on…

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The Kingdom Circles

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The Kingdom Circles The kingdom circles are a great way to begin a spiritual conversation.  They are not intended to be a gospel presentation, but can help us determine if our friend is a person of peace and provide a framework so we can talk about things that really matter.  Many need this framework considering how easy it is to get sidetracked on politics or minor points of theology.  For example, some will argue about whether God provided a ram or a lamb in place of Abraham’s son, which seems…

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