Christ is “King of kings” and “Lord of lords;” this is a good argument for the perpetuity of the nations in and of itself. Christ, as The King, rules over the various earthly kings. He does not rule over one earthly nation, but many. One Church, many nations.
This really is the result that the government wants from years of public indoctrination: good, little sheep that never question, only obey, and what’s more, shout down everyone who questions their god’s decisions.
Well, we are all gonna die; nobody gets out alive. But we’re being steam-rolled into accepting a cure worse than the disease.
Today, the wonder is that God has not plagued the nations with punishments for sins committed;sins that we, His church, have not been whole-heartedly fighting.
But if anyone does not provide for his own, and especially for those of his household, he has denied the faith and is worse than an unbeliever.
In Truth has Fallen in the Street J. Jusino has offered up a solid defense for consciously Christian education and pedagogy as well as a primer in Christian knowledge theory.
Our seemingly endless military occupation of the Middle East has recently spawned speculation about terrorist “sleeper cells” here in the United States. A fair definition of sleeper cells is: A group of people (sleepers) who inconspicuously remain dormant in a […]
Men and women, lost and confused, need accurate information. They need to know that, without Christ, there is a crash ahead, and they only have a limited time to set things right.
I say it’s time for us to be concerned about what is said far more than the way it is said. Time to be focused on facts rather than feelings. Time to worry more about substance and less about style.
I’m writing this Christmas article on December 28th. On purpose. If the stores and TV advertisements can start telling me about Christmas in October, surely I can write about it three days after the big day. What ever happened to […]
