Will Power Is Not Enough Video by Speckle of Hope Addiction is a problem we struggle with in America today. We’re addicted to drugs, alcohol, gambling, sex, pornography, food, and smoking. The list goes on. Many people who want to overcome their addiction think that simply having enough willpower is enough for them to stop their addiction. You will learn in this video that willpower is not enough.
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Message of God’s Love Saves Man From Suicide Attempt
Message of God’s Love Saves Man From Suicide Attempt by NADIA JOY SCHULT for Charisma News f you are in crisis, please call 1-800-273-8255 or visit suicidepreventionlifeline.org. You are not alone. Standing at the foot of a towering billboard, one Oklahoma man squinted into the shining sun to see a man dangling from the bars of the sign above the highway. The good Samaritan was able to coax the man down from the precarious position where he had perched for nearly seven hours with this simple truth: “God loves you.” Rick Jewell told News…
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C. S. Lewis on Bible Translation Video The Introduction to Letters to Young Churches, The New Testament Epistles in vigorous, contemporary English, by J. B. Phillips, 1947.
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Planting Productive Orchards by David K. for Survival Blog When someone says the word ‘orchard,’ most people begin to immediately conjure images of fall and vast acres of fruit trees, hayrides, pumpkin patches, corn mazes, apple harvests, making cider, and so forth. But to those with a preparedness mindset, the word ‘orchard’ also implies benefits like self-sufficiency, the attraction of wild game for hunting/trapping, diversified protein sources, fur for blankets, boots, hats, coats, and gloves, as well as bartering. The term ‘orchard’ can have broader connotations beyond your typical fruit…
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Vaccine Passports: Are Business Rights More Important Than Personal Freedom? by Brandon Smith for Alt-Market The formation of totalitarianism is often insidious in that it is almost always sold to the public as “humanitarian”; a solution for the greater good of the greater number. But beyond that, tyrants will also exploit the ideals of the target population and use these principles against them. Like weaknesses in the armor of a free society, our ideals of freedom are not necessarily universally applicable at all times and in all circumstances; we have…
READ MORE12 Simple ways to reduce your risk of chronic inflammation
12 Simple ways to reduce your risk of chronic inflammation By Divina Ramirez for Natural Health Inflammation is a key part of your body’s immune response. It’s an indication that your body is trying to protect itself from harmful agents, such as bacteria, viruses and toxins. Without inflammation, wounds would fester and simple infections would become deadly. Acute inflammation, which occurs in response to tissue injury, is a type of inflammation that resolves in weeks. But in some cases, inflammation lasts longer than necessary. This type of inflammation, known as chronic inflammation, has been…
READ MOREWhat the New Testament Says About Wine
What the New Testament Says About Wine by Myra Kahn Adams for Town Hall Author’s Note: Interested readers can find all previous volumes of this series here. Today we conclude our two-part series on what the Bible says about wine. Last week we studied the Old Testament, and now we uncork the New, noting the pivotal role wine plays in Jesus’s Messianic ministry. Wine is first mentioned in the New Testament’s first book, the Gospel of Matthew, when Jesus says: “‘Neither do people pour new wine into old wineskins. If they do, the…
READ MORELeaning On The Everlasting Arms (Video)
Leaning On The Everlasting Arms Video by Norton Hall Band
READ MORETHIS FATHER’S DAY, REFLECT ON THE FATHERHOOD OF GOD
THIS FATHER’S DAY, REFLECT ON THE FATHERHOOD OF GOD by Jonathan Landry Cruse for Core Christianity “Say ‘Dada,’ baby! Say ‘Dada’!” So my toddler instructed our nine-month-old at the breakfast table this morning. He has been helping us coach our little girl in her first word, which, interestingly, was the exact same as his first word. My wife has been a great sport about it. And I recognize it’s not so much that I’m anybody’s favorite parent as it is that the D sound is a lot easier to spit…
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