Author: Randolph Jason

Salt: How and why to store this essential nutrient

Randolph Jason

Salt: How and why to store this essential nutrient By Cassie B. for Food Supply No good list of must-have items for survival would be complete without salt. It might not occupy the same position of urgency as water or food in general, but it’s a fact that the human body cannot survive without at least some sodium. Salt is the main source of sodium and chloride ions in our diets, and sodium is essential for muscle and nerve function as well as regulating fluids in the body. It also plays…

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The Righteous With The Wicked…

Randolph Jason

The Righteous With The Wicked… Are we to pray to God for others? Are we to pray to God for ourselves? Are we to pray without ceasing? We are to pray with every breath. We are to pray for all our brother and sisters in Christ that are around us, far from us and those that not only love us, but for those that hate us as well. Should we speak boldly before the Lord, should we speak directly to God as though we are speaking with our spouse, our…

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He Is Faithful and Righteous…

Randolph Jason

He Is Faithful and Righteous… As we blow our trumpets in the name of the Lord we light His torch to make the path clear. We follow our God where He sends us and we bring our entourage as He has directed. The men arise in the assured Victory of the Lord. We carry His banner for the world to see and give our God all the praise, all the glory and all the honor for surely He has won our Victory for us. We pray throughout the day to…

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Police State? Genocide? Could It Happen Here?

Randolph Jason

Police State? Genocide? Could It Happen Here? By Stasia Decker-Ahmed for American Thinker It happened in the late spring when thousands of demonstrators took part in the Cultural Revolution.  Students on campuses everywhere came together to make radical changes in the nation.  The old ideas, customs, and beliefs had to be put away and a shining new society ushered in.  Young people marched in the streets, tore down signs, and toppled statues.  Media outlets throughout the country praised this unprecedented movement. Did this happen in Seattle? Portland? The streets of Chicago?…

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The God of All Comfort {Lord’s Day 1}

Randolph Jason

The God of All Comfort {Lord’s Day 1} by William Boekestein for Core Christianity Q. 1. What is your only comfort in life and in death? A. That I am not my own, but belong—body and soul, in life and in death—to my faithful Savior, Jesus Christ. He has fully paid for all my sins with his precious blood, and has delivered me from the tyranny of the devil. He also watches over me in such a way that not a hair can fall from my head without the will of…

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A Spirit of Wisdom…

Randolph Jason

A Spirit of Wisdom… Father God in Heaven reign down on this world and touch our hearts that we may move in Your honor. Speak to us, God Almighty, and let Your voice, Your Words be upon our tongue. Father, in the name of Jesus Christ, we lift You over all the world for the people of every nation to see. We lift the name of Jesus Christ over our lives and place Him first. Strengthen us, Father God, that we may seek Your Son, Jesus Christ, first in all…

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Pope Francis attacks traditional Catholics, appears to contradict St. Paul in Epiphany homily

Randolph Jason

Pope Francis attacks traditional Catholics, appears to contradict St. Paul in Epiphany homily by Michael Haynes for Life Site News Pope Francis delivered his comments in his Epiphany homily, January 6, in St. Peter’s Basilica. In his homily for the feast of the Epiphany on Thursday, Pope Francis once more attacked Catholics attached to the tradition of the Church. He also seemed to contradict the words of St. Paul when describing the Catholic faith. Delivering his homily for the Epiphany in St. Peter’s Basilica, Pope Francis used the journey of the three Magi as a basis for…

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