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Nimrod, Obama and the Antichrist.
One need not be a seer to recognize that Barack Obama's life is in danger. From drug addled meth heads, to victims of racist mindset, plots against the life of Barack Obama are almost as common fleas on a dog. Could Obama be the Beast which receives a deadly wound? Read More>>
Iran's secret police persecute Christians: Pastors arrested
It has been reported that assaults upon Iranian Christians has increased in recent weeks. Most recently, Iranian police who identified themselves as... Keep Reading »
Pentagon favors Islam over Christianity: Rev. Graham "disinvited" from National Day of Prayer In January 2003, the Rev. Franklin Graham was invited by the Pentagon Chaplain's Office to give a sermon during a multidenominational religious... Keep Reading »
The realm of the spirit
“Do you believe in spirits?” Ask any professing belief in Christ this question and they will return with an unqualified “yes.” Ask them to describe the spirits or their world and the conversation quickly deteriorates. Keep Reading »
The demonization of fundamental Christians
The Bible tells us of a time when Christians will be persecuted en masse for their refusal to recant their faith in Christ. Despite the protestations of millions of misguided believers that they will be raptured away from trouble before tribulation comes, the mainstream media is already taking the steps necessary to demonize those who believe the fundamental precepts taught in the Bible. Keep Reading »
The global government wants your children
They are perhaps the most powerful weapons of the New World Order. Small and virtually powerless on their own, their use as a bargaining chip is almost certain to trigger the most basic instinct to protect them at any cost.
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The Mark of the Beast: The next step
The very notion strikes the majority of humankind to be paranoid fantasy. That such was predicted in the Bible moves the faithless to denounce believers as superstitious fools. When the major media reports that the technology is already in place and being readied for use, the masses react with characteristic indifference. Keep Reading »
Is Atheism a religion?
Atheism is the belief that there is nothing in existence that can be called God. This author has pondered the arguments of Atheists and their...
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The anti-Christian bias of the American media
We have heard it before. Christian fundamentalism is dangerous. The Atheists publish anti-Christian diatribes declaring us to be a danger to society....
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Barack Obama's Easter address
On Saturday, April 3, 2010, President Barack Obama delivered to the world what has been called his “Easter...
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The Antichrist: What is the Sign of His Coming?
Just before the crucifixion of our Lord, His disciples asked Jesus for a sign that believers might see which would...
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Classic mind control: America deceived
By Craig Portwood
There has been much back and forth in the media about Barack Obama and his plans for America's future. The assumption is that if you are not supportive of Obama (or the Democrat agenda), you must be Republican. This misrepresentation of fact is the practice of mind manipulation in its highest form. More>>
Ugandan Pastor's call for death penalty for homosexuals. Is it Biblical? By Craig Portwood
The believer's great blessing and principal challenge
It's one of the greatest blessings bestowed upon God's people. It's also one of the most difficult to endure. More>>
The mystery of the Word
According to tradition, he lived to be nearly 100 years old. One of the “ sons of thunder,” he was given an apocalypse More>>
Is reality an illusion?
It seems to be inviolable. The idea that our consciousness occupies but a small space, contained in a fleshy More>>
Wars have been fought because of it. Atheists revile it. Believers have been tortured by it. Many, if not most, have been deceived by it. More>>
Trijicon chooses mammon over principal The inscriptions are small and oblique. The uproar their discovery has caused is not. More>>
Commentary: The Pagan roots of Ash Wednesday. It's not mentioned in the Bible. None of the apostles observed it. Nowhere are Christians commanded to keep it. It was not even officially practiced until nearly 1000 years after Christ's resurrection. Like so many other non-biblical “Christian” customs, it has pagan roots. More>>
Part One: A New World Order or an old world conspiracy? It's spoken of in whispers, if at all. A dark unseen hand which shapes world events in secret, clandestinely guiding the affairs of human history. They call it “ conspiracy .” More>>
Part Two: Ancient gods and modern reality
It is inescapable. Much as they were worshiped by the ancients, we continue to honor them to this day. Their names are all about us Our speech is imbued with references to them. More>>
Part Three: The birth of technology
It sounds like something out of a science fiction movie. That angels could have mated with humans is inconceivable to even the most adventurous mind. Yet the Bible says that it happened. More>>
Part Four: Fallen angels and the antediluvians
We take them for granted. Though they are our primary medium of ideological exchange, few consider the profundity of their significance. Yet to understand Bible prophecy, the importance of the etymon is understated. We call them words. Read more>>
