Tag: uprising

Saved for a Purpose (2 Kings 19:19) (Podcast)

Randolph Jason

Saved for a Purpose (2 Kings 19:19) Podcast by David Platt for Raical MP3 Listen / Download HERE>>> “So now, O LORD our God, save us, please, from his hand, that all the kingdoms of the earth may know that you, O LORD, are God alone.” (2 Kings 19:19) Please hear this prayer. It is a fundamental picture that we see over and over and over again in the Bible, that if we’re not careful we will totally miss. Let me read the verse again. “So now, O Lord our God, save us, please,…

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Chris Singleton, Son of Emanuel AME Shooting Victim, Reveals Why He Knows ‘God Is Real’

Randolph Jason

Chris Singleton, Son of Emanuel AME Shooting Victim, Reveals Why He Knows ‘God Is Real’ By Tré Goins-Phillips for Faith Wire There are few moments in recent memory that truly captured the affections of the entire nation, but the horrific shooting at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, South Carolina, in June 2015 is one of them. In the immediate aftermath of the shooting, an inexplicable forgiveness became an almost instantaneous zeitgeist that baffled onlookers. For Chris Singleton, a former MLB draft pick whose mother, Sharonda, was among those killed by Dylann…

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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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An Apology to the Christian 99%, from the 1%

Randolph Jason

An Apology to the Christian 99%, from the 1% by MICHAEL OH for Christianity Today You don’t exist to help professional ministry leaders fulfill the Great Commission. We exist to help you do it. But will they listen?” I sat across the table from a friend, Bill Pollard, who had a hopeful but slightly doubtful look on his face. I had just shared with him the Lausanne Movement’s vision to convene more than 700 Christian workplace leaders from more than 100 nations. Bill loved the vision: to mobilize Christians in…

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Practicing Principals In All Our Affairs

Randolph Jason

Practicing Principals In All Our Affairs Coming into the Light is not easy. Sometimes we are living in a prison, that we built with our hands, and don’t even realize it until, or if, we are able to escape. If you have never had the opportunity to cry out “Sir, what must I do to be saved?” there are no words to describe what happens and how Jesus appears before you. When you go through the 12 Steps of AA there is no feeling that can even come close to…

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How To Start Restoring Dignity To ‘Back Row America’

Randolph Jason

How To Start Restoring Dignity To ‘Back Row America’ By Nathanael Blake for The Federalist After years of working on Wall Street, Chris Arnade’s remarkable new book caused him to venture beyond his affluent circumstances and reassess everything he thought about poverty and religion. Chris Arnade has written a good book. And like the Good Book, Dignity: Seeking Respect in Back Row America was sometimes a tough read. This was not only because of the hard-luck stories he reports, or the humanizing pictures he took of those telling them. It is also because…

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