Tag: freedom

The Disciple’s Identity – You In Christ (Podcast)

Randolph Jason

The Disciple’s Identity – You In Christ Podcast by David Platt for Radical Christianity is different from every other religion in the world. Instead of trying to earn God’s favor, which is what all religions seek to do (in one form or another), Scripture teaches that God has graciously provided for our salvation in Jesus Christ. In this message from Matthew 11:28–30, David Platt encourages believers to find their identity in the One who has died for their sins and provided for their peace with God. This same Jesus now…

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GOD WILL GIVE YOU MORE THAN YOU CAN HANDLE

Randolph Jason

GOD WILL GIVE YOU MORE THAN YOU CAN HANDLE by R.D. McClenagan for Core Christianity Hear my cry, O God, listen to my prayer; from the end of the earth I call to you when my heart is faint. Lead me to the rock that is higher than I, for you have been my refuge, a strong tower against the enemy. – Psalm 61:1-3 God will give you more than you can handle. Guaranteed. I have heard many people say God will not give you more than you can handle and they often say it with good intentions – to try and comfort someone walking through difficulty or…

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Farage: We Must End ‘Globalist Drive’ to Outsource People’s Sovereignty to Elites

Randolph Jason

Farage: We Must End ‘Globalist Drive’ to Outsource People’s Sovereignty to Elites by Victoria Friedman for Breitbart Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage has said that patriots must end the “globalist drive” to outsource decision-making to supranational bodies like the EU, warning that the elites want to see the nation-state “dissolved”. Speaking to American conservative activist Candace Owens in a PragerU interview aired Sunday, Mr Farage explained that Brexit was a “fightback” against European institutions determining Britons’ future for them, with the United Kingdom battling to become a “normal nation” again…

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Supreme Court Upholds World War I Cross on Public Land in 7-2 Decision – Radical Atheists and Democrats Hit the Hardest

Randolph Jason

Supreme Court Upholds World War I Cross on Public Land in 7-2 Decision – Radical Atheists and Democrats Hit the Hardest by Jim Hoft for The Gateway Pundit They won’t be happy until they destroy every symbol of God in the country. An activist federal court ruled in October 2017 that the 1925 American Legion Memorial to World War I in Maryland must be removed. The 87 year old memorial has a cross and, according to the liberal court, that violates the US Constitution. The 40-foot tall Maryland memorial became…

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No-Judgment Zones: The Latest Way a Wicked Culture Has Duped the Church

Randolph Jason

No-Judgment Zones: The Latest Way a Wicked Culture Has Duped the Church by JOHN BURTON for Charisma News GNN Note – As a recovered alcoholic while going through the Steps we discussed a great many times how we should be judgmental of situations and pay attention to what “our gut” – the Holy Spirit – is telling us regarding these situations. If I stand idly by and don’t judge people, against a Christian life / lifestyle, how do I avoid the enemy, sin and immorality? ****** The church has been…

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Milk Shake Miracle

Randolph Jason

Milk Shake Miracle Anecdotal / By CTDM for Pastor Butch Hello again folks,           I thought maybe I would put a short talk out today.  We are picking up our oldest son and two grandsons today who will be staying with us for a week, so this may be the my last contact for a few days.  I’m certain everyone knows that I want to spend a little time with family.            I was recently asked how I was called to become a pastor…

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“Alcoholic Teacher” and Neglegent Counselor Teach Valedictorian All She Needs To Know!

Randolph Jason

“Alcoholic Teacher” and Neglegent Counselor Teach Valedictorian All She Needs To Know! from ZeroHedge A California valedictorian went off script during her commencement address, slamming an alcoholic teacher who was ‘escorted out of school’ and a guidance counselor who she thanked for ‘letting me fend for myself’ due to being ‘always unavailable to my parents and I despite appointments.’ San Ysidro High School senior Nataly Buhr opened her June 6 speech in typical fashion – thanking her parents for their “endless love,” acknowledging the memories shared with her friends, and mentioning a handful of teachers…

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