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03/03/25 Much of the southeastern United States is still struggling to recover from Hurricane Helene. The storm dumped water across North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee, and several other states, wiping out entire towns and leaving thousands homeless. We were in the midst of a heated election cycle, so we only noticed the generational disaster for a few days or weeks, before shifting our attention back to the latest barbs thrown between the candidates. But Matt Van Swol, a professional photographer who lives in Asheville, North Carolina, does still have his focus on the region. In particular, he recently tweeted that Christian groups have been [More]
02/24/25 Creation Moments has provided some very colorful tracts in PDF format you can download, print and hand out. A great resource to use. Get them here
02/18/25 “Harvard, founded in 1636, was to be an institution to educate the clergy and perpetuate the Christian faith, now look at how far it has strayed from its Christian roots.” Admin Harvard Divinity School is offering a course this semester on “Queering the World,” subtitled, “Dismantling Heteronormativity in Congregations, Communities, and Organizations.” A four-credit seminar, the class instructs students about different approaches to “queering,” while examining the “heteronormative structures” of American society. “It proposes methods for restructuring, reimagining, and subverting heterosexist paradigms and binary assumptions that perpetuate oppression,” a course description reads. The class also teaches students about topics like [More]
If you have someone special you want to send a cute Valentines Day greeting to then feel free to download this graphic I created for Valentines Day.
01/16/25 “A detailed look by Open Doors at the Christian persecution going on around the world. While we may have it good here many millions elsewhere are suffering so please remember to pray for them.” Admin The Christian aid organization Open Doors published its annual World Watch List – a ranking of the most dangerous places in the world to practice the Christian faith – on Wednesday, which found that 380 million Christians around the world face severe persecution. Christian persecution – which Open Doors defines as “any hostile action toward a person or community motivated by their identification with the person [More]
01/13/25 One in every eight Christians around the world faces persecution, ranging from imprisonment and censorship to extra-judicial and government-sanctioned martyrdom, according to a new report. “Each year, an estimated 300 million Christians around the world are persecuted because of their faith in Jesus. Our brothers and sisters in Christ are beaten, imprisoned, and even killed for their faith,” said the International Christian Concern’s 2025 Global Persecution Index, released last Friday, which documents instances of governments denying rights to a share of the world’s estimated 2.38 billion Christians. “In many countries, it is illegal for them to share the Gospel.” “The details of persecution you will read in our [More]
Graveyard shift as a welder at a shipyard was one way for a poor student to make ends meet.   On my first job fixing an aircraft carrier, sparks burned through all my clothes. It got so cold outside not even the blowtorch warmed me.   I desperately needed a welder’s jacket, but a good one was made from tough leather and cost more than $100. I couldn’t afford it. I was about to begin work one evening when a gust of wind chilled me to the bone. Lord, please help me get through this shift.   Read More: The Shift [More]
01/08/25 “Some good advice on how to live in these challenging times.” Admin When Jesus spoke about His eventual return, He referenced two historical periods — the days of Noah and the days of Lot. These comparisons serve as profound prophetic warnings about the state of humanity and the world before His Second Coming. By examining these eras, we gain insight into the societal conditions, moral decay, and spiritual apathy that will characterize the last days. Let us explore what Jesus said and delve into the characteristics of Noah’s and Lot’s times as described in Scripture. Read More
12/21/24 “Dot, you’ll know God’s voice when you hear it,” Mama always told me. I needed to hear it now. It was an unusually cold evening in Jacksonville, Florida, but that wasn’t what made the hairs stand up on the back of my neck. I hurried down a dark, deserted street, eager to get to my Auntie’s place and escape the menacing hum of an old engine. The pale blue sedan was back. It had circled the block to pass me again—for the third time—slow, deliberate. Whatever the driver wanted from me, I didn’t want to find out. I wasn’t [More]
12/16/24 “Was prayer to God for help an important reason why Patton was such a great general? I believe it certainly was.” Admin Perhaps World War II Gen. George S. Patton’s finest hour as an American war leader came during the pivotal Battle of the Bulge in December 1944, when his army relieved the surrounded 101st Airborne Division in Belgium. In the days leading up to this make-or-break moment in the Allied push to defeat Nazi Germany, Patton called on his entire Third Army to pray. Read More
12/2/24 While Christians in recent years have been hungering for Bible-related food such as the popular series, “The Chosen,” there is now real-life evidence of what life was truly like for early Christians, and it’s on display in America, drawing thousands of visitors from all over the world to the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. It’s called the Megiddo Mosaic, a third-century artwork unearthed beneath a prison floor in Israel between 2003 and 2005. It once beautified a private chapel in what is considered the earliest known Christian house of prayer, and is the earliest physical proclamation of Jesus Christ’s [More]
I found my usual empty seat on the school bus and stared out the window at all the other high schoolers milling about, saying goodbye to their friends. Everybody seemed to have somebody. Except me. I didn’t have any friends. No matter how hard I prayed for one. The driver pulled the door closed.   I felt someone plop down in the seat beside me. A boy had his hand out for me to shake. “Hey!” he said. “My name’s Jack. I’m new. Mind if I sit here?” I looked around to see if this happy guy was making a scene, [More]
11/20/24   Our family needed to come together more than ever that fall. I decided to have Thanksgiving at my house.   I hadn’t fixed a formal dinner in months, and I had a full set of white stoneware in my china cabinet just begging to be used: plates, salad plates, cups and saucers, creamer, sugar bowl, butter dish—the works. A week in advance, I made out my grocery list, including ingredients for my special fruit punch. It had been my granddaughter’s favorite.   Amanda, 20 years old, had lost her life in a car accident in the spring. She [More]
11/2/24 Tucker Carlson opened up in an interview about a terrifying demonic attack he once experienced in the night. The interview clip, which previewed Thursday on X, was a teaser for the investigative documentary “Christianities?: Journey to the Heart of the Faith.” Read/Watch
10/18/24 Do you have a loved one who has wandered away from their faith, leaving you feeling helpless and heartbroken? In this powerful podcast, Karen Wheaton shares a personal testimony regarding her daughter who walked away from the faith and family to go into a prodigal living but saw her restored to the faith through persistent intercession, prayer, and faith. In this message, you will learn powerful prayer strategies to bring back the lost sheep and restore faith in those who have strayed. Join us as we explore the power of prayer in bringing back prodigal daughters and sons, and [More]
10/18/24 “Some very good news for a change.” Admin Thousands of students from the University of Mississippi lifted their voices in worship and praise to Jesus and made public declarations of faith during a massive campus event, a ministry to college students reports. The Unite US tour hit “Ole Miss” during its latest campus stop on its mission to share the Gospel with students across the country. The ministry reports nearly 6,600 students packed out the Sandy and John Black Pavilion Oct 10th to worship, pray, and to hear the Gospel. Read More
10/04/24 “An incredible miracle story!” Admin “Move it, lady!” an angry man shouted from his pickup truck, swerving to narrowly avoid a collision with my car. “You’re gonna get someone killed!” yelled another driver, racing by. I jiggled my keys in the ignition again. Come on old girl, you can start, I thought.  Just give me enough to get to the shoulder. The engine revved, then seized and died. Kaput. Why did my little sedan have to break down here? In the middle lane of rush hour traffic on Durango Drive, a busy road in Las Vegas. There was a gas station at the [More]
10/04/24   “There is a video embeded in the article of a CBN news program which goes into this subject as well. Please remember to pray for such persecuted Christians as these and others around the world.” Admin   A persecution watchdog is sounding the alarm about the grim and dire conditions for Christians inside North Korea.   The hermit nation has long been one of the most diabolical Christian persecutors, but a new report from Christian Solidarity Worldwide, “North Korea: We Cannot Look Away,” underscores the true gravity of the deteriorating conditions inside the hermit nation.   The document [More]
08/29/24   In today’s “depraved” America there are “corrupt politicians, dishonest journalists and media outlets, broken social institutions, immoral religious leaders, unconstitutional government programs and policies,” and more, according to a new report on the nation’s beliefs.   “The depth of the depravity is shocking,” explains the American Worldview Inventory No. 4 from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University.   “The deterioration of this once-great nation begs the fundamental question: How did we get here? What happened to so quickly introduce new philosophies of life and ways of living that radically depart from the historical Judeo-Christian moorings and consensus [More]
07/30/24   A Kentucky radiation oncologist who has spent the last 25 years studying near-death experiences says his research confirms that there is life after death.   Jeffrey Long, the founder of the Near-Death Experience Research Foundation, told Business Insider that he was studying how to best treat cancer using radiation when he stumbled across an article in the Journal of the American Medical Association describing near-death experiences.   “It stopped me in my tracks,” he explained. “All my medical training told me you were either alive or dead. There was no in-between. But suddenly, I was reading from a cardiologist describing patients who [More]
07/10/24   As followers of Christ — Jesus, the Son of God, our souls are saved by the blood He shed for us on Calvary, but we remain strangers, foreigners in this world.  We must understand, we’re living in a world ruled by Satan, sojourners among the enemies of God, and we’re commanded to “occupy”?until Jesus returns.   In Matthew 25 and Luke 19, just prior to Jesus entering Jerusalem, where He knew He would shortly be crucified, He told His disciples the “Parable of the Talents.”  In this lesson, Jesus told of a nobleman who gave each of his [More]
06/21/24 Recently I downloaded an app that allowed me to listen to a devotional radio program I hadn’t heard since I was a teenager. I was thrilled to once again hear the familiar voice and head to sleep with beautiful thoughts and music filling my mind and heart. The first program I listened to ended with the story of a father and child who had lost their wife and mother, and were grieving together but drawing closer to God in the darkness. It hit home, as my mother died when I was a boy. The story was followed by a musical arrangement [More]
  06/19/24   More than half of Christians in the United Kingdom claim to have experienced hostility and ridicule for their faith, according to a study released Thursday.   The report, titled “The Costs of Keeping the Faith,” was compiled by the nonprofit Voice for Justice UK (VfJUK) and found that of the more than 1,500 respondents from different Christian denominations and age groups, 56% reported negative pushback for sharing their beliefs in some capacity.   Of those under 35, that number jumped to 61%.   Read More: More than half of UK Christians experience ‘hostility’ for faith | World [More]
05/23/24   George Barna, a leading expert in church and worldview trends, has weighed in on some of the biggest issues facing the Church — including the steady decrease in a biblical worldview and dwindling concern for spiritual formation — at a time of “Christian invisibility in our culture.”   In an interview with The Christian Post, the 69-year-old founder of The Barna Group, a market research firm specializing in studying Americans’ religious beliefs and behaviors that he sold in 2009, said that over the last few decades, he’s seen certain negative trends increasingly permeate Western Christianity.   “People have become [More]
05/21/24 ‘I copied this from an email I received about helping SkyTree Book Fair, which was started by Kirk Cameron, to introduce book fairs to schools that promote good, quality, wholesome books which I support. You can read more about what they are doing and why it’s worthy of support below.’ Admin   Friend, SkyTree Book Fair and I did a deep dive and discovered the cause of why sexually explicit and disgusting books get into our children’s schools, classrooms, and libraries. Here’s what we’re up against. These are books Scholastic promotes at book fairs in schools. Here are pages [More]
05/21/24   A massive gathering of Christians across California this weekend reportedly broke a record when participants collectively held what could be the nation’s largest-ever baptism.   Baptize California, an event that unfolded Saturday and Sunday at various locations throughout the Golden State, saw a historic number of people immersed at individual churches and during a main-stage event at Huntington Beach.   The two-day extravaganza, showcasing countless examples of life change and spiritual renewal, featured speakers, worship music from leaders like Sean Feucht, and more.   The Stunning Numbers   Read More: ‘God Lit a Match!’: Satanist Accepts Jesus During [More]
05/18/24   Does God still speak to people today?   Let’s be honest, when someone says that God has been talking to them, we get a little suspicious, sometimes even a little concerned.   So, does really God talk to us? Does God Almighty actually have a master plan for our lives? And if so, how do we discover it? And how can we learn to recognize God’s voice?   We all need direction in life. But we tend to have inaccurate views about the will of God. We think finding God’s will for us is really hard and that [More]