Category: GNN News

Why Spiritual Warfare Is Not for the Faint of Heart by MICHAEL LOMBARDO for Charisma News GNN Note – If we don’t engage in the ongoing Spiritual Warfare that is engulfing our world, our children and, especially, our great-grandchildren are going to suffer in ways we can’t imagine. Time to suit-up. /END Spiritual warfare is not a subject for the faint of heart. It gets messy when there is such a wide spectrum of differing viewpoints out there, but we must learn to navigate this topic accurately. On one side…

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What is salvation? from Compelling Truth Salvation is about being delivered from that which can injure or destroy. When someone is in danger and gets rescued, or is suffering and gets relief, it is said that he has been saved. But Christian salvation is about far more. It is victory in Jesus, spiritual wellness, and the gift of eternal life. The Philippian jailer who came to Paul wanting to know how to receive salvation was asking about his eternal destiny (Acts 16:30-31). Paul acquainted the man with eternal salvation. One…

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FIGHTING FOR JOY IN THE MIDST OF GRIEF by Paul Tautges for Core Christianity Are you tired and weary? Your physical, mental, and emotional resources aren’t what they used to be and, perhaps, the grey cloud of grief is looking darker than ever. Are you wondering how you are supposed to keep fighting for joy and hope in your valley of sorrow? The apostle Paul provides help to us by reminding us of two important truths that serve to refuel our hope and joy. “But we do not want you…

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Millions more Americans turned to Scripture during pandemic, study suggests By Emily Wood, Christian Post Reporter Over an estimated 10 million more Americans turned to the Bible in the past year than in years past, as one in four adults reported reading the Bible more frequently during the pandemic compared to last year, the American Bible Society’s 2021 State of the Bible report suggests. ABS released the first two chapters of its 11th annual State of the Bible report on Tuesday, documenting cultural trends in the realm of spirituality and Scripture engagement in…

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BIOMETRIC IDS AND THE MARK OF THE BEAST Video by A New Nation

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Revival Sparks in Tampa Bay as Spirit-Filled Church Advances Through Adversity by A. B. PETRUCCI for Charisma News The rise of Countryside Christian Church, Clearwater, Florida, as a Spirit-led base for healing, wholeness and resources to the local community provides a blueprint for how the Holy Spirit moves and hope for the post-COVID-19 pandemic era. Just when the situation looks impossible, hopeless or ambiguous, the Lord advances the church through the adversity, which is actually opportunity in disguise. Opposition hits before every major move of God, and then the supernatural…

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“Transgender” Activist Set Free After Meeting Christ Video by The New America In this interview with The New American magazine Senior Editor Alex Newman, former “transgender” activist Luca Jo Groppoli with Over The Rainbow describes her experience spending 34 years impersonating a different gender before meeting the Lord and being set free and having her life transformed. She explains how she was hurt as a child, and then allowed “experts” at the University of Minnesota to convince her that she needed to have a sex change for her “gender dysphoria.”…

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Preaching a gracious sermon on sexuality in a Christian school considered terrorism and a danger to children by MICHAEL L. BROWN for Life Site News ‘When an ordained Church of England minister can’t give a simple sermon in a Church of England school without being reported as an extremist and hounded out of his job then who is safe?’ As far back as 2009, the BBC was reporting on the harassment of street preachers, devoting an entire Sunday broadcast to the subject on August 23, 2009. The program included “a recording of…

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HELP! I’M STRUGGLING TO CONNECT WITH MY CHURCH FAMILY DURING COVID by Megan Hill for Core Christianity GNN Note – Going out on a limb and proclaiming you were struggling before, it’s just that now you have an excuse to walk-away. /END Breaking Bread Last week, I took the leaves out of our dining room table. When we moved to Massachusetts five years ago, we hunted for a house with a dining room—a unicorn in our price range, as it turned out—so we could have church people over for meals.…

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