Bible commentary by Craig Portwood

 

 

Big Butter JesusA symbol of American idolatry is destroyed by God
 It has been called “Touchdown Jesus,” "Big Butter Jesus," and “Quicksand Jesus.” On Monday, June 14th, 2010, the 62 foot representation of Jesus Christ was destroyed by an act of God, burning to the ground. Will American Christians see the sign? More>>

 

Faith v. beliefThe Parable of the Talents
Many Christians seem to rest in their perceived confidence that they are assured of salvation for their belief in Christ. But is there more to salvation than mere faith? More>>

 

Curse of illegal immigrationThe Curse of illegal immigration
It represents an invasion force. Conservative estimates place the number of illegal immigrants in this country at more than 10 million and their numbers are growing. More>>


AtheismIs Atheism a religion?
Atheism is the belief that there is nothing in existence that can be called God. By and large, their arguments are antithetic. More>>

 

 

ObamaNimrod, 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? More>>

 

 

SpiritThe 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. More>>

 

Christ the wantedThe demonization of fundamental Christians
The Bible tells us of a time when Christians will be persecuted for their faith in Christ. The mainstream media is already taking the steps necessary to demonize those who believe the fundamental precepts taught in the Bible. More>>

 

UNThe global government wants your children
They are perhaps the most powerful weapons of the New World Order. Small and powerless on their own, their use as a bargaining chip is certain to trigger the most basic instinct to protect them at any cost. More>>

 

The littlest terroristThe Littlest Terrorist
He's 8 years old. The New Jersey Cub Scout looks harmless enough to the untrained observer, but to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), he is a terroristt. More>>

 

The markThe Mark of the Beast: The next step
The very notion that "mark of the beast" technology is being considered for use in humans strikes the majority of humankind to be paranoid fantasy. When the major media reports that the technology is already in place, the masses react with characteristic indifference. More>>

 

Police stateThe 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.... More>>

 

The signThe 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...Soon>>

 

 

America deceivedClassic mind control: America deceived
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. More>>


Mystery of the WordThe 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>>

 

 

RealityIs reality an illusion?
It seems to be inviolable. The idea that our consciousness occupies but a small space, contained in a fleshy... More>>

 

 

The ChurchThe problem with the "church"
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.

 

 

Ash WednesdayThe Pagan origin of Ash Wednesday
It's not mentioned in the Bible. None of the apostles observed it. Nowhere are Christians commanded to keep it. It's a sad fact that modern Christianity has appropriated so many heathen customs, that one might wonder if it should still be called Christian. More>>