Author: Randolph Jason

WHAT GOD SEES WHEN HE LOOKS AT HIS CHURCH

Randolph Jason

WHAT GOD SEES WHEN HE LOOKS AT HIS CHURCH by Leah Baugh for Core Christianity The Bible is full of descriptions and metaphors of how God sees the church. Each one helps us to understand a facet of the church’s identity and God’s love, care, and communion with the body of believers. 1. A Holy Priesthood (1 Peter 2:5, 9-10) In Israel, priests had a special relationship with God. They were the ones who interceded on behalf of the people and offered animal sacrifices, and the High Priest could enter…

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Why Did Obama Tell The FBI To Hide Its Activities From The Trump Administration?

Randolph Jason

Why Did Obama Tell The FBI To Hide Its Activities From The Trump Administration? By Margot Cleveland for The Federalist Even after Barack Obama had left office and James Comey had a new commander-in-chief to report to, Comey obeyed Obama by withholding intel from President Trump. In 1980, 15-year-old Amy Carter left a burnt cake in the oven of the White House’s family quarters in a reflex of childish revenge for her father’s landslide loss to Ronald Reagan. In 2017, Barack Obama and Joe Biden avenged Donald Trump’s surprise victory over…

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In Marriage as in Life, Weak Is Strong

Randolph Jason

In Marriage as in Life, Weak Is Strong by DAVE HARVEY for The Gospel Coalition Have you ever noticed that a cell phone battery doesn’t last as long after you download an update? By now you know the drill: update > unplug > scramble madly for the charger. I don’t get it. People have lived in space for a year phoning Houston for box scores while having no battery problems. But here on terra firma, a longer-lasting cell phone battery still eludes us. But wait, this frustration is actually cultivated and purposeful;…

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Meat Shortages Go Mainstream with Rations and Menu Changes: How to Keep Meat on Your Table

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Meat Shortages Go Mainstream with Rations and Menu Changes: How to Keep Meat on Your Table by Daisy Luther for The Organic Prepper Chalk it up to a side effect nobody ever expected from the pandemic: meat is becoming difficult to get. Who would have expected this to result in grocery stores across the country rationing meat purchases? Who would have ever thought the COVID-19 virus would mean that places like Wendy’s would stop selling burgers altogether and that McDonald’s would cut its menu to only a handful of offerings?…

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Naturally occurring molecule shows potential to treat patients with Parkinson’s

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Naturally occurring molecule shows potential to treat patients with Parkinson’s by: Evangelyn Rodriguez for Natural News According to the Global Burden of Diseases, Injuries, and Risk Factors Study (GBD) published in 2019, neurodegenerative diseases, which affect the structure and function of the central nervous system (CNS), are the largest cause of disability globally. Parkinson’s disease, the most common of these diseases next to Alzheimer’s, is a progressive movement disorder that remains without a cure. But in a recent study published in Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics, researchers at Thomas Jefferson University in Pennsylvania reported a breakthrough: They found that N-acetylcysteine (NAC), a natural…

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Abstaining from Everything During the Pandemic, Except from . . . (Podcast)

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Abstaining from Everything During the Pandemic, Except from . . . Podcast by John Stonestreet and Roberto Rivera for Break Point Some of the most important scientific discoveries in history are the result of what’s called “natural experiments,” in which researchers choose neither the conditions nor the participants, and in which all factors are outside the researcher’s control. In other words, researchers studying stuff that happens. One of the most famous natural experiments involved two wells during a London cholera pandemic in 1854. Researcher John Snow, after observing that people…

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The Real Pandemic Is Insulin Resistance

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The Real Pandemic Is Insulin Resistance by Dr. Joseph Mercola for Mercola According to a January 2019 update by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 122 million American adults have diabetes or prediabetes1 — conditions which have been shown to increase your chances of contracting and even dying from COVID-19.2,3,4,5,6,7 As noted in an April 16, 2020, report by The New York Times:8 “Obesity may be one of the most important predictors of severe coronavirus illness, new studies say. It’s an alarming finding for the United States, which has…

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Best Inflation Resistant Assets To Buy – Before It Gets Worse

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Best Inflation Resistant Assets To Buy – Before It Gets Worse by Ken Jorgustin for Modern Survival Blog Inflation is pretty much a built-in part of our current economic system. Every dollar that comes into existence is borrowed from somewhere – eventually leading up to the ‘Federal Reserve’ – a private entity which collects interest on ALL U.S. dollars. Since more dollars are always coming into the system (the system would actually collapse without this) there is a sort of built-in inflation. For various and sometimes complicated reasons, some periods of…

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Federal Court Overturns Kentucky Ban on In-Person Church Services: ‘The Constitution Will Endure’

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Federal Court Overturns Kentucky Ban on In-Person Church Services: ‘The Constitution Will Endure’ BY RICK MORAN for PJ Media A federal judge in Kentuck has overturned Governor Andy Beshear’s ban on mass gatherings as it relates to in-person church services. The ruling clears the way for churchgoers to attend services on Sunday. U.S. District Judge Gregory F. Van Tatenhove issued a temporary restraining order against the governor’s rule after two other federal judges upheld the ban as constitutional. The order will allow services at “any in-person religious service which adheres to…

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Harvard: Regularly Attending Religious Services Lowers Deaths By Despair

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Harvard: Regularly Attending Religious Services Lowers Deaths By Despair from Natural Blaze People who attended religious services at least once a week were significantly less likely to die from “deaths of despair,” including deaths related to suicide, drug overdose, and alcohol poisoning, according to new research led by Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. The study showed that the association between service attendance and lower risk of deaths from despair was somewhat stronger for women in the study than for men. “Despair is something that can confront anyone dealing…

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