Author: Randolph Jason

Could Your Body Render Future COVID Vaccines Useless?

Randolph Jason

Could Your Body Render Future COVID Vaccines Useless? by Dr. Joseph Mercola for Mercola Get vaccinated. It’s the latest COVID-19 propaganda message appearing everywhere from TV commercials to social media feeds, and it’s being pushed by celebrities and government officials alike. Yet, a sizeable population of Americans aren’t ready to roll up their sleeve just yet. A January 2021 poll found 31% were taking a “wait and see” approach to see how the vaccine — or more aptly, gene therapy — is working while 7% said they would get the COVID-19 vaccine only…

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America’s Achilles’ Heel: Powerless Sermons and Prayerless Churches

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America’s Achilles’ Heel: Powerless Sermons and Prayerless Churches by Shane Idleman In these dire times, many are looking to the church to offer hope, but true hope and peace only come through conviction of sin and deep repentance. This is how we will truly change our nation. We can’t make bad people good; only God can do that. The term “Achilles’ heel” refers to an area of weakness and vulnerability. The American church today has an Achilles’ heel—a lack of prayer and powerful preaching. Both are vitally important to spiritual health. Sadly, many…

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Florida women’s sports protection bill in jeopardy after being shelved by Senate Republicans

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Florida women’s sports protection bill in jeopardy after being shelved by Senate Republicans By Raymond Wolfe for Life Site News Legislation was amended to match an already-passed House version that prohibits some ‘transitioning’ males to remain on women’s and girls’ teams. Legislation banning males in women’s and girls’ sports is in danger of dying in the Florida Senate after overwhelming approval of a similar bill by House lawmakers Senate Bill 2012, titled the Fairness in Women’s Sports Act, was scheduled to be heard in the senate on Tuesday before Republicans…

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Will the Heart-Sick Church Find Strength to Crush This Pandemic of Fear?

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Will the Heart-Sick Church Find Strength to Crush This Pandemic of Fear? by JOHN BURTON for Charisma News Fear has been an unwelcome yet dominant spirit in the church over the past year. According to Northwestern Medicine, fear is physical. Blood actually flows away from your heart and into your limbs, making it easier for you to start throwing punches or run for your life. This is what we have witnessed in this year of fear, the life-source flowing away from the hearts of Christians. Punches have been thrown as the…

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Our Father (LIVE) Video

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Our Father (LIVE) Video by Jenn Johnson Our Father in Heaven Hallowed be Your name Your Kingdom come quickly Your will be done the same On Earth as it is in Heaven Let Heaven come to Earth as it is in Heaven Let Heaven come Let Heaven come, let Heaven come Yours is the Kingdom, Yours is the power Yours is the glory forever, amen Yours is the Kingdom, Yours is the power Yours is the glory forever amen

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Shepherd and Pastures…

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Shepherd and Pastures… When do we really begin believing the Word of God as written in the Holy Bible? What does God say in our quiet time? What should we ask Him during our quiet time? When should quiet time be? The Lord is my Shepherd I shall not want – Psalms 23:1 NKJB One of the most well known phrases, of any kind, the world over. My guess is people in remote areas around the world have heard these words, yet, do people accept them at face value? Jesus…

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Pandemic Alters U.S. Churchgoers’ Discipleship Practices

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Pandemic Alters U.S. Churchgoers’ Discipleship Practices by Aaron Earls for Christian News Journal Fewer churchgoers filled pews and Bible studies during the pandemic, but many still continued personal discipleship habits throughout 2020. A study by Nashville-based Lifeway Research found U.S. churchgoers were less likely to be involved in small groups during the pandemic, but many added some digital and individual activities to their discipleship routines. “Some have defined discipleship as a journey of following Christ in fellowship with other believers,” said Scott McConnell, executive director of Lifeway Research. “COVID-19 appears to have…

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