Author: Randolph Jason

The Meaning And Purpose Of The Incommunicable Attributes Of God (Podcast)

Randolph Jason

The Meaning And Purpose Of The Incommunicable Attributes Of God Podcast by Dave Jenkins for Servants of Grace On today’s episode, a listener writes in and asks Dave, “What are the incommunicable attributes of God? What you’ll hear in this episode What the communicable and incommunicable attributes of God are and the difference between the two. The simplicity of God. The aseity of God. The eternality and immutability of God. Why the incommunicable attributes of God reveal why man owes Him glory, honor, and praise. Continue Reading / Servants of…

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Nutrients, antioxidants and more: 4 Reasons to eat more organic corn

Randolph Jason

Nutrients, antioxidants and more: 4 Reasons to eat more organic corn By Virgilio Marin for Pervention Corn is one of the most widely known edible crops in the world. It grows on every continent except Antarctica and is used as an ingredient in more than 4,000 everyday grocery items. It is a healthy source of carbohydrates as it comes from the whole grain family. In its organic form, corn is gluten-free and a good alternative to other grains. Adding organic corn to your diet offers a host of nutrients and benefits including lowering the risk of chronic diseases. Here are four reasons why you…

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Rowling Warns on Trans Therapy for Kids: ‘We’re on Brink of a Medical Scandal’

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Rowling Warns on Trans Therapy for Kids: ‘We’re on Brink of a Medical Scandal’ by JACK MONTGOMERY for Breitbart GNN Note – Thank you for speaking out for the children. ****** Harry Potter author Joanne ‘JK’ Rowling has weighed into the debate on “trans kids” once again, suggesting Britain is “on the brink of a medical scandal”. Rowling, an idol-turned-hate-figure for social justice warriors since she went public with her belief that “[biological] sex is real and has lived consequences”, provoked the fury of so-called progressives on Saturday when she shared her thoughts on…

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Evidence (Video)

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Evidence Video by Josh Baldwin Verse 1 All throughout my history Your faithfulness has walked beside me The winter storms made way for spring In every season, from where I’m standing Chorus I see the evidence of Your goodness All over my life All over my life I see Your promises in fulfillment All over my life All over my life Verse 2 Help me remember when I’m weak Fear may come but fear will leave You lead my heart to victory You are my strength and You always will…

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The Darkness Around Me Is Just The Shadow of Your Wing

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The Darkness Around Me Is Just The Shadow of Your Wing** Resting in the peace and strength of our Father. Some days the mind just races and races and races. This is one of those days. The past several weeks have been challenging in several new ways with all new experiences. As there is a move forthcoming in just 16 days. There is a lot to consider, a lot then needs to be packed and lot to shuffle and relive. However, there is some incredible news, the way we have…

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COVID-19 Is Disrupting Americans’ Engagement with Scripture

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COVID-19 Is Disrupting Americans’ Engagement with Scripture by JOE CARTER for The Gospel Coalition The Story: A recent survey reveals how COVID-19’s disruption of in-person church attendance is directly impacting Scripture reading. The Background: At the beginning of 2020, polling by the American Bible Society and Barna Group found that Scripture engagement by adults in the U.S. had risen to 70.9 million, its highest level since measurement by the two organizations began in 2011. A follow-up survey in June, though, showed that the COVID-19 crisis has significantly reduced Americans’ engagement with the Bible. The State…

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Beets Can Help Fight COVID

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Beets Can Help Fight COVID by Dr. Joseph Mercola for Mercola The beet has long been part of human history. Some of the oldest archaeological evidence dates the consumption of beets back to the Third Dynasty of Egypt, and Greek records show beets were cultivated around 300 BC.1 Historical beetroots were long and thin, often resembling a red carrot. The modern cultivar didn’t appear until the 16th and 17th centuries in Europe. Originally, it was the beet greens that were consumed and not the fibrous roots.2 These were occasionally used for medicine. The…

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