Author: Randolph Jason

Rural America May Need Revival More Than You Think—Is This Kind of Ministry the Answer?

Randolph Jason

Rural America May Need Revival More Than You Think—Is This Kind of Ministry the Answer? by STEPHEN STRANG for Charisma News There’s a part of the United States that is routinely overlooked when it comes to missions and church planting. And no, I’m not talking about a particular state or city. I’m talking about rural America. Small towns may be well known for their charm, but Ed Stetzer says our rural friends aren’t doing as well as we might think. In fact, he says that rural America is “perhaps in greater danger…

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CHICK-FIL-A MONEY IS FUNDING DRAG QUEEN STORY HOUR AT COVENANT HOUSE AND FAR-LEFT DEMOCRATIC ATTACK GROUP SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER

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CHICK-FIL-A MONEY IS FUNDING DRAG QUEEN STORY HOUR AT COVENANT HOUSE AND FAR-LEFT DEMOCRATIC ATTACK GROUP SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER by Geoffrey Grider for Now the End Begins In 2012, NTEB wholeheartedly supported Chick-fil-A, doing our first article about the ‘buycott’ called for at the time by Mike Huckabee. Truett Cathy was still alive at that time. Who would have thought that, just a mere 7 years later, Chick-fil-A would be funding pro-LGBTQ+, pro-abortion, and Leftist attack groups? Chick-fil-A proxy funding Drag Queen Story Hour?? Are you kidding me?? It is…

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6 Ways to Foster Healthy Social Media Habits

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6 Ways to Foster Healthy Social Media Habits by Daniel Patterson  for The Gospel Coalition It’s fashionable to lament the state of social media. Social media is addictive; it’s been linked to depressive symptoms; it can atrophy your ability to focus; it’s often a petri dish for tribalism and a playground for trolls. I’ve heard all of this. At the same time, I’ve formed all sorts of relationships and learned all sorts of things through one social platform or another. Regardless of whether social media is a net positive or negative,…

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What I Carry In My Backpack | How Much Is Too Much?

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What I Carry In My Backpack | How Much Is Too Much? by Ken Jorgustin for Modern Survival Blog Many of us tend to over-pack. It’s better to have too much than too little, right? While that may be true to an extent, for efficiency you might carry only what you may need – as opposed to want. Less weight requires less energy to carry, especially long distances! The problem is that in a long hike a heavy backpack will defeat you. You must eliminate the non-essentials to keep the weight…

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Gov’t Refusing Louisiana Baby Medicine that Could Cure His Deadly Disease

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Gov’t Refusing Louisiana Baby Medicine that Could Cure His Deadly Disease by Matt Agorist for The Free Thought Project Last year, the world grieved when a 23-month-old baby boy died after he was held hostage by the British government against the wishes of his parents who may have been able to save his life. The denial of medical care to baby Alfie—which was being offered to him for free by doctors in Italy—happened, not out of some vile conspiracy to harm a child, but as a function of the British healthcare system. Now, a…

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Molecule Triggers Self-Destruction Of Pancreatic Cancer Cells, Scientists Discover

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Molecule Triggers Self-Destruction Of Pancreatic Cancer Cells, Scientists Discover By Manuel García Aguilar for Natural Blaze One of the biggest challenges modern medicine has had to face is finding successful cancer treatments. And recently, treatment advances across the spectrum of cancers have continued at a rapid pace. Lung cancer experienced significant treatment breakthroughs in 2018, primarily in immunotherapy. Other immunotherapy trials brought new treatment options to patients with a range of solid tumor and blood cancers. And also in 2018, the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to James P. Allison…

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HOW TO HAVE HOPE IN THE MIDST OF HEARTBREAK

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HOW TO HAVE HOPE IN THE MIDST OF HEARTBREAK by Chris Thomas for Core Christianity O Lord, rebuke me not in your anger, nor discipline me in your wrath. Be gracious to me, O Lord, for I am languishing; heal me, O Lord, for my bones are troubled. My soul also is greatly troubled. But you, O Lord—how long?                                                                              …

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Living with Confidence in a Chaotic World (Video)

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Living with Confidence in a Chaotic World Video by Dr Pastor David Jeremiah for Dr. David Jeremiah opened the conference with a message that every Christian should take to heart, in a time as this. Romans 13:11-14 Dr. David Jeremiah, is the founder of Turning Point Radio and Television Ministries and senior Pastor of Shadow Mountain Community Church. Turning Point’s 30-minute radio program is heard on more than 2500 stations worldwide. Video Source

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The Sufficiency of Scripture (Podcast)

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The Sufficiency of Scripture Podcast by Pastor Dr John MacArthur for Grace to You Podcast HERE >>> As you know, we are studying 1 Timothy, but I have been hesitant in these next couple of Sundays to get back to 1 Timothy until all of our folks are back. We have many who are away over this particular holiday season. And so, I have postponed getting into chapter 2, which is a vital chapter, for at least a couple of weeks. Not only because of scheduling but also because of…

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The Opening of the Evangelical Mind (Podcasts)

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The Opening of the Evangelical Mind Podcasts by Ravi Zacharias for Just Thinking Do you think it’s possible to be both an evangelical and an intellectual? Today on Just Thinking, Ravi Zacharias is with doctors Peter Berger and Timothy Shah, as they discuss this question that the secular world usually answers with a “no.” Podcast Part 1 HERE >>>   What do you think about the biases of the secular media towards evangelicals? It seems there is quite a bias, especially when it comes to the intellect of evangelicals. On…

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