Ecumenism and the Pro-Life Movement

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While the founders of Operation Rescue may have intended only to save the lives of the helpless children that are destroyed through abortion, they now find themselves serving an entirely different purpose. “I have never seen such an instrument for ecumenism as Operation Rescue is,” said Catholic priest Patrick Malone, head of St. Mary Catholic Parish just outside Wichita. Malone explained that Operation Rescue “has a very strong evangelical flavor nationwide, but the experience here has been that the operations … Continue reading →

Are Covid Vaccines Safe?

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This false notion of a safe and effective vaccine being pushed on the people by the state and its media is but a lie masquerading as the truth. We are told over and over and over again that these current Covid-19 vaccines are safe and effective. Turn to any mainstream media source and you’ll hear “expert” after expert proclaim the safety of the vaccines. Voices contradicting that narrative are systematically censored from public discourse. Propaganda at this level would make … Continue reading →

A Cashless Society

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Oh, how we love the convenience of our debit cards.  It’s great to not have to carry around cash all the time only to find ourselves short from time to time.  Yank out that debit card and wholla…. all is taken care of. What’s in your wallet?  Probably debit cards and little or no cash. This is no coincidence, it’s all part of an agenda being promoted by financial interests of the world who are now engineering the financial storm … Continue reading →

Daniel’s Vision

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Daniel 7 is a passage many premillenialists point to as that future time when the church experiences the tribulation followed by the return of Christ to establish His kingdom on earth. I would argue, however, that Daniels vision is not unfulfilled – it was fulfilled when Christ came to Earth establishing His Kingdom, dying on the cross to reconcile man to God, and raised from the dead establishing His Kingship over the world. But the saints of the Most High … Continue reading →

Clinton Body Count

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A “Casualty” is defined as anyone threatened with harm or actually harmed because of their knowledge of and/or involvement in one or more of the Clinton Scandals. The following is a partial list of a large number of persons who who are presumed to be “Casualties” of the various Clinton scandals. President Clinton had promised his political supporters in Arkansas he will devote a lot of time going after detractors who pursued him on Whitewater and other ethical questions. (USA … Continue reading →

What Causes Fights and Quarrels?

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Does the Bible clearly show that war is a result of acting according to the inordinate lusts within man? What causes fights and quarrels among you? Don’t they come from your desires that battle within you? You want something but don’t get it. You kill and covet, but you cannot have what you want. You quarrel and fight. You do not have, because you do not ask God.  When you ask, you do not receive, because you ask with wrong … Continue reading →

Abortions – “Safe, Legal and Rare”

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Bill Clinton promised as President that he would make abortions “safe, legal and rare.” Abortion has resulted in the deaths of over 59,000,000 Americans and over 1.4 Trillion worldwide – all helpless children. I think there are too many abortions in America. I think there should be much more adoption in America. But I do not believe that it is self evident from the Bible that all abortions are murder. (President Bill Clinton, ABC Interview by Peggy Wehmeyer, “American Agenda”, … Continue reading →

Censorship – Google Style

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First Amendment Banned as they move to Censor the Internet In a move to recover control over the flow of information, the government and corporate owned mainstream media is working to shut down the Internet as we’ve known it and replace it with their own “clean” version. The war on your mind today has spread far beyond government sponsored propaganda. Tech media giants have partnered with governments across the globe to spread the collectivist agenda rooted in cultural Marxism.  Found … Continue reading →

Dollar Cost Averaging with OWNx

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OWNx is a great program to dollar cost average your silver purchases. With OWNx, you can automatically save in silver or gold if you choose for as little as $25 a week or $50 a month. I like the dollar cost averaging approach of accumulating silver by investing equal monetary amounts regularly and periodically over specific time periods (such as $50 monthly). By doing so, more ounces of silver are purchased when prices are low and fewer ounces are purchased … Continue reading →

You Have the Right to Know What’s in Your Food

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It seems to me that as consumers, we should have the right to know what is in our food to allow people to make informed decisions about what they want to eat. Yet, the Agri-controlled lawmakers in Washington seem more concerned about protecting Monsanto than protecting the health of Americans. Food Labels 14 year old girl picks fight with bully TV host – and WINS! That’s right… “Everyone has the right to know what’s in their food.” According to Consumer … Continue reading →

Promise Keepers and Ecumenism

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What could be wrong with Christian men uniting to become more godly? What could be wrong with men assuming leadership in marriage? What could be wrong with promoting the virtues of sexual integrity, parental responsibility and church devotion? Well, of course, there is everything right and nothing wrong with becoming more godly, assuming leadership, sexual integrity, etc. There is a fundamental problem, however, with the Promise Keepers ecumenical approach to the Gospel and to the way godliness is achieved in … Continue reading →

Ten Signs of a Culture’s End

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There are ten signs that depict the end of a culture. Great civilizations of the past were destroyed when people saw these signs but failed to act. Each of these indicators is with us today. The first sign of the end of a culture is that of a society which no longer worships or acknowledges God. Christianity had played a significant role in the discovery and settlement of America. It had provided a standard in judging education, legislation, and behavior-both … Continue reading →

The Transhumanism Agenda

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The agenda of transhumanism has been developing for quite a few years.  I have followed the topic and connected its dots for several years. Related dots are found in nearly every part of our culture.  When it reared its ugly head again in the Chinese Coronavirus plandemic I figured it was time to write about it. And, to be perfectly honest with you, it’s been pretty overwhelming for me.  This topic cover some pretty esoteric and speculative science fiction ideas … Continue reading →

Are Implantable Microchips the Mark of the Beast?

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Implanting microchips in people to track them used to be something that only appeared in futuristic movies. Unfortunately, the future is now. The technology now exists and has been successfully tested to allow an identification device of some type, including a tiny microchip, to be implanted under the skin of the hand. Palm Beach-based Applied Digital Solutions unveiled the VeriChip immediately after the 9/11 tragedy and was approved by the FDA for storing medical information. The Digital Angel™ technology incorporates … Continue reading →

What is the Result of Preaching the Gospel?

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What gospel did the Disciples preach? But when they believed Philip as he preached the good news of the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ, they were baptized, both men and women. – Acts 8:12 Philip preached about the kingdom of God and the name of Jesus Christ. Philip referred to in this verse is not the disciple Philip but is called “Philip the evangelist”.  Philip was one of the original seven deacons selected to serve in … Continue reading →