Category Archives: Culture War

The History of Christmas

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Christmas is one of the biggest holidays of the year and is celebrated around the world with a variety of traditions and folklore. But when did the history of Christmas begin? Every culture has its own history of Christmas that signifies the beginning of the holiday in various countries. Even the United States has its own rich history of Christmas, which originated much later than many of the older countries of the world. However, the very first Christmas was celebrated … Continue reading →

The Significance of Christmas Traditions

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Ask anyone about the Christmas traditions that his family had as he was growing up, and you are sure to get an earful of stories. We all have Christmas traditions that were near and dear to us as children and many of us have instilled those same traditions in their own families as well. Traditions are important because they instill a sense of family identity and offer family members a few routines that they can count on the midst of … Continue reading →

Guarding Your Peace in a World of Negativity

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In a world saturated with cynicism and complaint, guarding your peace is not just self-care—it’s spiritual obedience. Scripture calls us to be “salt and light” (Matthew 5:13–16), not sponges for every toxic emotion around us. So how do we protect our mindset when surrounded by negativity? 1. Anchor Your Mind in Truth Paul’s charge in Philippians 4:8 is clear: “Whatever is true, noble, right, pure… think on these things.” This isn’t just poetic—it’s a spiritual filter. When someone speaks fear, … Continue reading →

Enemies of Revival

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Apathy, complacency, ignorance, fear, compromise, carnality, and spiritual self-satisfaction are the main enemies of revival. Many churches today promote a shallow, compartmentalized faith—encouraging believers to worship on Sunday but live the rest of the week in spiritual compromise, indistinguishable from their unbelieving neighbors. This hollow religion breeds hypocrisy, where people honor God with their lips but deny Him with their lives. True discipleship demands more than attendance; it requires abiding, surrender, and daily obedience. The church must stop entertaining and … Continue reading →

The Vineyard Is Not Yours: A Prophetic Wake-Up Call

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“Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter!” —Isaiah 5:20 We are living in a time when many who claim to steward God’s vineyard have traded truth for tradition, holiness for hype, and the Son for self-promotion. This isn’t just a parable—it’s a warning. And it’s unfolding right now in pulpits, platforms, and hearts across the nation. The parable is … Continue reading →

A Call to Persevere

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In a world that often feels chaotic and full of differing voices, the short book of Jude packs a powerful punch, offering timeless wisdom for believers. Specifically, Jude 17-23 gives us a clear guide on how to stand firm and thrive in our faith! Jude warns us about those who sow division and follow their own desires (vv. 17-19). But then he turns our attention to what we, as believers, are called to do: Build yourselves up in your most … Continue reading →

There is a War for Your Mind

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The insurgency going on now is not being fought on the streets with bullets. It is a psychological one waged by a technological elite It is a war for the mind. It’s danger far outweighs the threat from terrorists, bombs and guns. It’s a war being waged for the hearts and minds of people – beginning in the public education system, spread through popular media and entertainment with deception and the collusion of the corporate media, and ultimately infiltrating the … Continue reading →

Jeremiah Project Bible Prophecy Bookstore

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Best Selling and Popular Prophecy Books Fallen Angels, Giants, Monsters and the World Before the Flood by Rick Renner In this book, Rick Renner — historian and Bible teacher with extensive knowledge of New Testament Greek — clears up some rampant erroneous theories while uncovering brand-new revelations from the Bible. He uses archaeological findings, the writings of Church fathers, trusted historical documents, and Scripture to answer these and other questions, such as:When was the first recorded rapture? What does it … Continue reading →

Merry Christmas

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In an effort for many people or groups to remain “politically correct”, they are shying away from using the phrase merry Christmas for fear of offending someone who may not believe in this particular season. Over the past decade or so, some major corporations opted to use the phrase happy holidays instead and suffered a serious backlash from their decision that they reverted back to using Merry Christmas in all of their greetings. For many people, the phrase is representative … Continue reading →

Censorship – Google Style

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First Amendment Banned as technocrats move to Censor the Internet In a move to recover control over the flow of information, the government and corporate owned mainstream media has taken censorship to a whole new level.  They are now working to shut down the Internet as we’ve known it and replace it with their own “clean” balkanized version. The war on your mind has spread far beyond government sponsored propaganda to widespread public/private propaganda. Tech media giants have now partnered … Continue reading →

How Should We Then Live?

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Perhaps you’ve read the book, How Should We Then Live? by  Francis Schaeffer, one of the foremost evangelical thinkers of the twentieth century, who long pondered the fate of declining Western culture. In this brilliant book he analyzed the reasons for modern society’s state of affairs and presented the only viable alternative: living by the Christian ethic, acceptance of God’s revelation, and total affirmation of the Bible’s morals, values, and meaning.  It is in the spirit of that book and … Continue reading →

Idolatry

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Hear what the Lord says to you, people of Israel. This is what the Lord says: “Do not learn the ways of the nations or be terrified by signs in the heavens, though the nations are terrified by them. For the practices of the peoples are worthless; they cut a tree out of the forest, and a craftsman shapes it with his chisel. They adorn it with silver and gold; they fasten it with hammer and nails so it will … Continue reading →

Should Christians Celebrate Halloween?

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Most people think of Halloween today as simply a day when children dress up in costumes and go from home to home to “trick or treat” and collect enough candy to make any parent cringe. In the United States’ Halloween is the second most popular holiday (after Christmas) for decorating and reaps a huge financial bounty of retail selling of frightening costumes to children and adults alike, decorations and candy. Americans spend $21 million on Halloween candies yearly second only … Continue reading →

The Church is Under Attack by Secular Humanism

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Let there be no misunderstanding – Secular Humanism is NOT non-Christian; it is anti-Christian. A leading Humanist, Paul Blanshard, expressed it this way: “We have an obligation to expose and attack the world of religious miracles, magic, Bible-worship, salvationism, heaven, hell, and all the mythical deities.” [The Humanist, March/April 1973 issue, pg. 36] Secular Humanism, sometimes referred to as Cultural Marxism, is visible in all walks of life and in all our American institutions. The most intense battle has been … Continue reading →

Seven Major Teachings of the New Age

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New Age is not new … it is a modern revival of ancient religious traditions, along with a potpourri of influences: Eastern mysticism, modern philosophy and psychology, science and science fiction, and the counterculture of the 50s and 60s. “… So here we are in the New Age, a combination of spirituality and superstition, fad and farce, about which the only thing certain is that it is not new. Nobody seems to know exactly where the term came from, but … Continue reading →