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  • Archeological Evidence: Proving the Bible is a History Book

    The evidence is irrefutable, as you will see. In this short chapter it will be made undeniably clear how the Holy Bible has nothing to do with “religious fables”, but in fact, is a legitimate history book. This has been proven to be true countless times through the archaeological record. The skeptic can love it…

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  • Of All the Solar Flares?

    You have been informed regarding the Aurora Borealis being visible as far as Florida, Arizona, even Puerto Rico (May 2024). This is unheard of in all recorded history. This is a new phenomena being entirely swept under the rug by the deceptions in the Media. I read an article recently which stated, in essence, how…

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  • Balaam and his Donkey

    Balaam and his Donkey

    Balaam and His Donkey I often wonder why I am so addicted to bible study. Why can I not put this book down? Perhaps, I wonder, does it have anything to do with answered prayers? I succinctly remember a moment in my twenties, and then again in my thirties, I had what some would call…

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  • Truth is Exclusive

    TRUTH IS EXCLUSIVE. This one simple statement should consume our thoughts as we consider the implications of modern Christianity. There cannot be multiple truths. Yet, there are most certainly multiple religious denominations all preaching and teaching in the name of Jesus Christ. The Bible declares many false prophets will rise to the scene deceiving people…

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  • Unpacking the Christian Doctrine Paradox

    Unpacking the Christian Doctrine Paradox

    Christian doctrine, with its profound and multifaceted dimensions, often presents itself as a mosaic of timeless truths and moral dictums that guide the faithful. However, the complex nature of scripture and its interpretation can give rise to what is commonly referred to as the Christian Doctrine Paradox. At the heart of this paradox is the…

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  • The Teachings of Phil Walls on Modern Christian Thought

    The Teachings of Phil Walls on Modern Christian Thought

    Philip Joel Walls, known as Phil Walls to his readers and followers, is a contemporary voice in Christian thought who often challenges mainstream religious perspectives. Walls encourages believers to re-examine their understanding of doctrine and the role it plays in their lives. His teachings advocate for a return to Biblical authenticity and a resistance to…

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  • The Influence of Political Correctness on Christian Doctrine

    The Influence of Political Correctness on Christian Doctrine

    In recent years, the surge of political correctness has permeated various aspects of society, including religious communities. Christian political correctness has become a controversial topic, with some arguing that it dilutes the core messages of the faith. Supporters of this adaptation believe it represents a necessary evolution, making the doctrine more inclusive and sensitive to…

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  • A True Christian Nation

    In my best Rod Serling voice: Imagine if you will, a people so exclusively devoted to the teachings of Christ, they no longer care who governs the land. They obey Jesus when he says, “love your enemies”, and “thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven”. Enter a church…

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  • The Founding Fathers

    “And do not call anyone on earth your father; for only One is your Father, He who is in heaven.” (Matthew 23:9; NAS) People tend to throw the word around very loosely. “Christian”. Knowing the history of the church dating back to the times of the apostles, and how the church has fractured into so…

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  • Paying Taxes to Caesar

    “No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon.” (Mathew 6:24) What is more inevitable or even more predictable than the concept of people fighting over money? If the…

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  • Persecution and Fighting Back

    “Upon my return from the army to Baltimore in the winter of 1777, I sat next to John Adams in Congress, and upon my whispering to him and asking him if he thought we should succeed in our struggle with Great Britain, he answered me, “Yes-if we fear God and repent of our sins.” ~…

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  • Christian Nationalism – War in the Name of Christ

    For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? (Matthew 16:26) A vast number of American Christians are growing increasingly comfortable with what can only be described as a dual-allegiance, theo-political system of government. Their desire is to live in a nation who’s reigning King is…

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