A Christian by death of Christ... Jesus Christ is Lord!

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“Mwenye busara huyaona mabaya na kujificha; Bali wajinga huendelea mbele wakaumia. Thawabu ya unyenyekevu ambao ni kumcha BWANA Ni utajiri, na heshima, nayo ni uzima. Tajiri humtawala maskini, Naye akopaye ni mtumwa wake akopeshaye.” Mithali 22:3-4, 7
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Christians are being massacred, and their women kidnapped, raped, and forcibly converted daily in Nigeria, Pakistan, Sudan, Egypt, Somalia, Libya, Eritrea, and Iraq. And yet, there are no protests for them!
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When I was young my peers laughed when they heard I was staying chaste until marriage. They genuinely believed my future marriage was more likely to end in divorce if I didn’t fornicate. Over half of them ended up divorced. I recently celebrated my 15 year anniversary. It’s not just me. Statistics show that couples who wait, get married, and stay meaningfully involved in a local church have much higher marriage success rates. Don’t believe the lie that sin is good.
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Feminism is rooted in pride. It’s women fighting for the places of position and power that God has not given to them.
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6 Dec 2024
Replying to @wendelltalks
We have lots of light sources other than the sun. Light is its own 'thing'. What's stopping God from creating light hurtling through space before a sun?
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The claim that “the Catholic Church gave us the Bible” reflects a profound misunderstanding of history. The Old Testament canon was established long before Jesus was even born, affirmed by Jewish tradition, and quoted extensively by Christ and the apostles. As for the New Testament, the early church recognized the authority of apostolic writings because of their divine inspiration and alignment with the Old Testament’s testimony—not because of any decree from Rome. Recognition of infallibility does not require possession of infallibility. By the second century, church fathers like Irenaeus and Tertullian were already citing most of the New Testament as authoritative. The canon wasn’t “created” by a council or “compiled” by any single institution; it was recognized by the Spirit-led body of believers over time. The Catholic Church didn’t “give” us the Bible—it later attempted to claim ownership of what God’s people had already acknowledged as His Word. Ironically, the Roman Catholic Church spent more time keeping people from the Bible—making it illegal to translate or own Scripture in the common tongue—than contributing to its preservation. The Bible is God’s gift to His church, not Rome’s invention.
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A godly man does: --Oversee his home --Lovingly lead his wife --Tenderly shepherd and correct his kids --Make the call in decisions --Provide direction for the family --Take on hardship for his loved ones, and self-sacrificially put them before himself --Plan out the family's life (very much with his wife) --Speak into troubling or sinful patterns in the home --Honor his wife and praise her for all her hard work --Set a romantic tone that is gracious and understanding of his wife --Seek to understand how many kids his wife can have and raise well --Lead in humble repentance when he's wrong --Exercise on many occasions a light touch rather than a fearsome one --Create a warm home environment filled with joy, fun, love, forgiveness, gentleness A godly man does not: --Obsessively manage his wife's life (schedule/finances/interests) --Smother or suffocate his wife with endless requirements --Force his wife into a romantic arrangement that robs it of joy for her --Mandate a certain number of kids (jeopardizing her health and well-being) --Treat his wife like a child --Make decisions (at least many) without consulting his wife and enlisting her wisdom --Belittle his wife and cut her down --Rule his children like a military commandant --Excessively discipline his kids --Claim the best of everything, leaving his family to sacrifice for him --Barrel into disciplinary situations with a severe and heavy hand --Generally walk around grim, uptight, tense, angry, burdened, and gloomy --Create a cold home environment where his heavy-handed "rule" freezes the home like the North Pole
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I wanna bring some hope into our timelines today … This is #mytestimony … quote this and share yours! Grew up in small military town in south Alabama. Regular kid, regular family. We went to church some but we weren’t committed. At 12 yrs old, I heard a fiery sermon and walked the aisle and repeated a prayer. Got baptized and thought I was right with God. The church I attended was very legalistic and very mostly unloving. I can’t recall ever hearing the gospel, but that could be because theologically I wasn’t able to hear it. I was by most standards a good kid. Straight A’s, excelled in sports, and held down 2 jobs all thru high school. Once I graduated, things went downhill quickly. We hadn’t been in church regularly for a couple years. The college I wanted didn’t want me. The girl I wanted didn’t want me. The life I wanted didn’t want me. I was angry, and mostly at God. I did all the right things… So why wasn’t God working things out the way I wanted Him too? My parents were trying as best they knew how to get me to see that I had a bright future and did so with some tough love. My immature and prideful heart saw it as them smothering me and making decisions for me. I left their house after failing out of my first semester in college and fractured our relationship for years. I almost immediately starting drinking, followed by smoking weed and taking pills. It was a release but it wasn’t what I wanted. Then I tried cocaine. I was hooked. After 8 months of everyday cocaine abuse, my gf confronted me about it and how I was stealing to support my habit. I confessed and begged for help. Four days later her dad introduced me to crystal meth. I spent the next seven years addicted to meth. In a moment of clarity about three years in, I wanted out and decided to join the military. I did well in basic and tech training and felt like my old self again. I ended up getting stationed out west in a big city. The party scene soon pulled me in and I started back on meth and ecstasy and alcohol. My wife (same girl I mentioned earlier) partied with me but resisted falling back into the scene. She couldn’t understand why I was doing drugs again. We ended up divorcing and I fell even deeper in with some gangs in the city. I was eventually investigated by AFOSI for multiple crimes including distribution of methamphetamines on govt installations. By the grace of God they couldn’t amount enough evidence to court martial but I was given a general discharge. Once I got out, I hit rock bottom pretty quickly. Within months I was homeless. Called my parents and asked if I could I come home. They agreed but told me their only condition was that I had to attend church with them. They found a loving church a couple years prior and my mom had been praying for me daily for two years. The people there loved on me and encouraged me to read the Bible. I did and began to fall in love with it. I began praying and communicating with the Creator. One night while reading the account of the death of Jesus in Matthew’s gospel, I began crying hysterically. I couldn’t believe what they’d done to my Savior. The scales were gone. My heart was no longer stone, but now flesh. I was His. I became a child of God. My hunger for the word was insatiable and I was growing rapidly. I met a woman who I thought was way out of my league. Our relationship grew strong very quickly and we got married. I finished my bachelors in education and began teaching and coaching in a local community. We now have a beautiful family and are actively involved in several ministries. God redeemed every part of my troubled past. He’s helped me restore all the brokenness I caused in my selfish pride. I can’t fully express how grateful I am and how much I want to do to show others His glory. He’s redeemed my life here on earth and given me so much to be thankful for. But He’s also given me eternal life and a hope and peace I never thought I’d have. Soli Deo gloria forever and ever, amen!
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Muslim fighters doing what they always do!
Syrian jihadists in Aleppo have threatened to behead the Greek Orthodox Bishop, Ephraim Maalouli. He responded by saying he is not afraid and will not leave Aleppo or abandon the city’s Christians!
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This mom didn’t want to choose abortion, but she needed additional resources. The pro-life movement came alongside her and provided all of the tangible items she needed to relieve the financial pressure she felt was backing her into a corner. Women need support, not abortion.
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28 Nov 2024
I graduated from the nation's top journalism school. Won awards at The Chicago Tribune. Taught journalism at two universities. And I'm sickened by the current state of journalism in America.
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We are on the eve of Thanksgiving and California still hasn’t finished counting votes. Post-election day ballot “dumps” continue to net Democrat votes over two GOP incumbents. This may reduce the Republican majority in the US House to a razor thin 220-215. What a farce.
27 Nov 2024
🚨 #CA13 Update - Stanislaus County is in, adding 1,349 votes that break 52.85%/47.15% for Democrat Adam Gray, netting him 77 votes to increase his lead over incumbent Republican John Duarte to 182 votes.
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It’s unethical & fantastical for the @CDCgov to keep urging Americans to take mRNA COVID-19 shots as we head into the holiday season. For a dose of reality, here’s @DrHarveyRisch laying out the harms of these vaccines. thefederalist.com/2024/11/26…
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Hal Lindsey (Nov 23, 1929 - Nov 25, 2024) was an incredible author, teacher, and personal friend of Chuck Missler right up until Chuck went to be with the Lord. Hal was a powerhouse unlike any other.
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The UN has decided to fire its Special Advisor on the Prevention of Genocide. Alice Wairimu Nderitu from Kenya is being forced out because she publicly said that Israel’s operations in Gaza don’t meet the definition of genocide.
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23 Nov 2024
Replying to @realMaalouf
All Christians communities in the Middle East have almost completely disappeared under Muslim rule. They are persecuted, and the world doesn't care.
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Bethlehem, the birth town of Jesus, under Israeli control, was over 80% Christian in 1995. After only 20 years of the Palestinian Authority taking over, the Christian population declined to just 16% in 2016. In 2024, the Christian population is estimated to be less than 10%. One cannot be a Christian and support the Palestinian cause!
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Replying to @MikeWingerii
I lived as a woman for 30 years. Ever since I was a child, I had always wished I had been born a girl, and I have no idea why. It grew stronger over the years and eventually ruined my marriage and my family relationships and brought me to the edge of suicide. I could no longer resist the compulsion and I transitioned in 1993, because I knew if I didn't, I would wind up dead. I 'passed' well and altered my voice with voice coaching and settled in to a comfortable life and career, and no one knew. Secularly speaking, I was content living out the rest of my life pretending to be a woman. I say pretending, because I was never so delusional to believe I was actually a woman. I was a biological man, pretending to be a woman. The notion that I was a woman trapped in a man's body, as you say, always sounded so corny to me, but I understand the sentiment. The craziest thing is, I always thought I was a Christian. I was raised in the church, attended regularly, gave to the church, sang in the choir, served on a church council, etc. I had said the sinner's prayer multiple times. I was 'saved' four or five times by the early 90s, but I never felt any different, nothing ever changed. I started attending a new church in the late 20 teens and for the first time in my life, I started hearing the true biblical Gospel. I had never heard a pastor talking about wrath, sin, hell, and repentance and I was captivated. I didn't even know what repentance was. I started listening to my pastor's sermons from the archives. I started reading my Bible and for the first time, it started making sense. On YouTube, I stumbled onto videos from MacArthur, Sproul, Comfort, Friel, Washer, Peters, Ham, Turek, Baucham, Parr, and believe it or not, you Mike. You were part of the dream team that led me to Christ. It took all y'all because I was stubborn. At first, what y'all were saying, wasn't necessarily what I wanted to hear, but somehow that made it seem more credible. You guys didn't all agree on some issues, but on the core issues, you all seemed to be aligned. It was when the law was put in front of me like a mirror, that I started to see my sin in its true light, and I saw myself for who and what I was... a sinner in dire need of a savior. I always felt that God probably wasn't pleased with my lifestyle, but I was still alive, and I felt somehow, I would skate through. When I concluded that it was not necessarily my lifestyle that would wind me up in hell, I mean it would but... it was really that first lie that I ever told, or the first time I ever disrespected my parents, or the first time I stole something, that I earned eternal punishment for myself. It's what I truly deserved, and that was frightening. One night in 2020, I contemplated my true condition and realized how much I hated my lifestyle and I broke down, I cried out to God confessing my sins and asking forgiveness. I repented and put my trust in Jesus. I gave my life to Him, no matter the cost. In short order the Holy Spirit started working in me and I began a three year process of detransition, which I completed in October of 2023. I now love studying God's word, praying, sharing my testimony (obviously), and sharing the Gospel. I am a new creation. I'm also speaking out against the transgender movement and their lies and secret intentions, and how they're targeting children. There is a six minute video pinned at the top of my page, of my pastor, telling my story at the end of a sermon he had just preached on repentance on May 19 of this year. Please go watch that, it's the story of a powerful transformation.
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If a government is good and wants good citizens they will find genuine Christians to be the best, law abiding, productive members of society. If the government has delusions of grandeur and wants to act like God they will find Christians to be a threat, since they refuse to obey man more than God.
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Wow, an incredible story about an Arab hero from last night who saved many Jews from being lynched. Melhem Asad, a longtime fan of Maccabi Tel Aviv who was at the game in Amsterdam, took an active part in seeking and rescuing Jews from the lynching by Muslim terrorists. His strategy was to speak loudly in Arabic with a group of Israeli fans, which misled the terrorists into thinking the group he was with were all Arabs and not Jews. As a result, the terrorists left them alone. This rescue took many hours, and Melhem repeated this strategy several times, as many Jewish Maccabi fans were under attack in restaurants and bars, unable to reach their hotels. Melhem continued to help by using the same trick over and over to protect more Jews. Melhem, you are a true hero. 🙏
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