Who is the Holy Spirit?

Who is the Holy Spirit? from Compelling Truth Many people misunderstand the identity of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is commonly thought of as an impersonal force. Some people think of it as a healing or protective power to which God gives a believer access. But what does the Bible say about the Holy Spirit? Scripture tells us that the Holy Spirit is not just an impersonal power or a force, but a person – the third person of the Trinity, in fact. The Holy Spirit is God Himself.…

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Inflation: Your Role as a Milk Cow

Inflation: Your Role as a Milk Cow by Jeff Thomas for International Man Traditionally, inflation has been defined as “an increase in the amount of currency in circulation.” Such an increase almost always causes an increase in the cost of goods and services, since, more plentiful currency units lowers their rarity, as compared to the supply of goods and services, which remains roughly the same. Therefore, it shouldn’t be surprising if a 20% increase in the amount of currency units translates into a 20% increase in the price of goods and…

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Sally Fourth

Sally Fourth via The Burning Platform From Slope of Hope: The Fourth Turning is part of the required reading here on Slope, and it is featured on my Recommended Books page. I have read and highlighted the book many times, and I’ve written about it on Slope on a few occasions. I have to trot it out once more, however, since I was surprised at yet another prophecy. As a recap, here is how the important Chapter 10 begins, and keep in mind, this book was published in 1997. Before Covid. Before Trump. Before…

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Think Tanks, Public Policy, and the Battle of Ideas in America: A Conversation with Ryan T. Anderson (Video)

Think Tanks, Public Policy, and the Battle of Ideas in America: A Conversation with Ryan T. Anderson Video by Albert Moehler In this edition of the popular podcast series “Thinking in Public,” Albert Mohler speaks with Ryan T. Anderson, president of the Ethics & Public Policy Center, about the battle of ideas in America.

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Warm Weather in the Woods: How to Stay Cool When You’re Hunting

Warm Weather in the Woods: How to Stay Cool When You’re Hunting by Daisy Luther for The Organic Prepper If you are an experienced whitetail hunter, you know it can be tempting to take advantage of warm-weather hunting (August-September). Temperatures can reach the 90s or higher, complete with bugs, sweating, and other warm-weather vagaries. Many hunters choose to wait the summer out, finding it simply too hot to bring the buck home. However, if you’d rather be out hunting as early as possible, no matter the conditions, follow these tips…

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