In Matthew 3:1 & 2 John the Baptist starts out his ministry with the words "“Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand." We are not going to talk about repenting today as we presume most of our readers have already repented and entered into the kingdom of God and it si at that … Continue reading God’s Kingdom, God’s Culture
Month: August 2017
Doing What is Right
The other day we were able to view the following short film Symbol: Should We Still Fear the Swastika? Films On Demand. Films Media Group, 2010. Web. 22 Dec. 2014. <http://digital.films.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?aid=7967&xtid=44870>. and it depicted the conflict over the swastika symbol embedded in a Roman Catholic Church in St. Cloud Minn. The we read the following … Continue reading Doing What is Right
The Trouble With Pay Pal 2
an update: God helped us get our money out of pay pal today but we needed two more people to help us. it is in gcash right now waiting for us. still have issues with pay pal as I still can't send $50 to someone I owe money to
The Trouble With Pay Pal
We are having some difficulty with Pay Pal right now. They have held up our money for 8 days. We are not going to tell you what to do or say anything negative except to post the links to the story for your consideration. We have already sent the links to Pay Pal through the … Continue reading The Trouble With Pay Pal
Stories to Think About
Archaeology: All stories taken from- https://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/biblehistorydaily/ #1. August 2017: An Eclipse of Biblical Proportions A total solar eclipse (when the moon completely blocks the sun, casting the earth in temporary darkness) will be visible across the United States on August 21, 2017 (see map for visibility). When the solar eclipse works its eerie wonders, shadows will behave … Continue reading Stories to Think About
A New Discovery 2
http://www.christianpost.com/news/new-archaeological-find-confirms-biblical-account-of-the-babylonian-conquest-of-jerusalem-194119/ A newly discovered archaeological find confirms the Old Testament's account of the taking of Jerusalem by the Babylonian Empire in the sixth century BC. Excavations conducted by the Israel Antiquities Authority at the Jerusalem Walls National Park, as funded by the City of David Foundation, discovered strong evidence of fire damage from around the … Continue reading A New Discovery 2
Another Media Mistake
Again we are sure you have heard of this fiasco. We haven't said anything because we have been a little busy lately. http://www.christianpost.com/news/media-get-it-wrong-on-bible-account-of-canaanites-only-1-issues-correction-193983/ At least a dozen headlines declared that a recently released human genetics study disproves a biblical account found in the Old Testament. But Christians are pointing out that the media got it … Continue reading Another Media Mistake
A New Discovery
You may have heard about it but we will put it here anyways http://www.christianpost.com/news/archaeological-discovery-home-of-3-of-jesus-disciples-possibly-found-194627/ A team of archaeologists may have located the home of three of Jesus' disciples, found in a lost Roman imperial city off of the Sea of Galilee. Researchers from Kinneret College believe they have found the Roman city of Julias, which … Continue reading A New Discovery
The Christian Witness
http://www.christianpost.com/news/sc-supreme-court-rules-that-breakaway-dioceses-properties-belong-to-episcopal-church-194127/ South Carolina's highest court has ruled that at least 29 of the 36 properties of a diocese that left The Episcopal Church belong to the national denomination In a concurring opinion, Justice Kaye G. Hearn wrote that The Episcopal Church's hierarchical structure meant that the diocesan properties were theirs. It sounds more like a … Continue reading The Christian Witness
Controversial Issues 8
8. Ms. Evans Homosexual Discussion- 5 As a reminder I have been banned from participating in the discussion on Ms. Evans website so I offer my contribution here. You can read her side at the following link: http://rachelheldevans.com/blog/god-and-the-gay-christian-discussion-part-5-i-corinthians-6 #1. Matthew points out that the two terms consider here are malakoi [sometimes translated “effeminate”] and arsenokoitai [sometimes translated “abusers of themselves with mankind” or, … Continue reading Controversial Issues 8