A Prophetic Message Concerning the 2024 Elections
But the last thing we need to do now is look to the prophets for election guidance I put the words in scare quotes because not everyone who calls himself or herself a prophet really is one
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Biblical principles for aging joyfully (part 1)
The aging process should be seen as a positive endeavor rather than a bitter trail of foolishness and aching joints The poster boys of noble aging are Noah, Abraham, Moses, Paul, and other biblical ...
The Most Loved Gospel Hymn among Kids
As Martin Luther astutely noted, Next to the Word of God, music deserves the highest praise
4 Years Later Google’s Search Bias is as Blatant as Ever
Talk about political correctness on steroids and beyond
Why Work is Not a Result of the Fall
In our current cultural moment, many see work as frustrating, unrewarding, and not worth it that is, as toil Christians have an incredible, better vision of work to offer the larger world
Oh, the tangled web Biden weaves
Why does Biden so needlessly lie about such easily discoverable things
The vanishing workforce: Unraveling the mystery behind the global causes
A Sovereign God is in full control, ever working to bring about his perfect will And he commands us to work, dedicating our labors and actions to him, acknowledging him as our ultimate employer, and ...
The most in-your-face Christian doctrine
So, I have a question if people are allowed to do whatever they want in San Francisco, why don t they want to do good things instead of bad Why isn t the city a blessed and happy utopia instead of a ...
The spiritual significance of Labor Day
Ask any secular American what Labor Day means to them, and he or she will likely say that it s one last opportunity to relax and party at the end of the summer Ask any Christian American, and he or ...
What would Lincoln say about Trump prosecution?
Is there any hope for our constitutional republic during times like this I think we can find answers from President Lincoln s Second Inaugural Address, delivered on March 4, 1865, in the final weeks ...
