Category Archives: Culture War

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 →

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 →

Faces of Greatness in America

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These are some of the people that popular culture ignores or dismisses.  Cultural Marxists have infected our public school system and are systematically removing the knowledge of these people from children today or in some cases teaching them these people are bad. In fact, these are some of the finest examples of Americans that have made a positive impact in our society.  These are the people who made America great and rather than being disparaged, they should be looked to … 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 →

The 1776 Report – Created Equal or Identity Politics?

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Following is an excerpt from The 1776 Report Appendix III, reprinted here [graphics and links added for contexual clarity] because it is a good explanation of one of the more critical challenges we face as free men living in a Constitutional Republic.  Identity politics and critical race theory are central to Cultural Marxist thought and perhaps one of the greatest threats to a free America. Before even taking office, Joe Biden pledged to disband Donald Trump’s 1776 Commission—designed to promote … Continue reading →

Jeremiah 5:22

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It’s pretty clear most people believe there is a god, and are following some god. However, it’s NOT the same God they are all following. Even among the monotheistic religions that say there is but ONE god, there still seems to be different gods at the center of their worship. I suppose you only have to look at how they live their lives to help identify the god they follow.

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Control and Domination Through The Politics of Hate

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One of the more powerful tools in the hands of those waging war against God and Christianity is “Hate.” In fact, hate is what motivates, inspires, and empowers these anti-God zealots. “If the world hates you, keep in mind that it hated me first. If you belonged to the world, it would love you as its own. As it is, you do not belong to the world, but I have chosen you out of the world. That is why the … Continue reading →

Seven Major Teachings of the New Age

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See to it that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which depends on human tradition and the basic principles of this world rather than on Christ. [Colossians 2:8] 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, … Continue reading →

Christ Will Forgive Anyone

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John 5:40. And you will not come to Me, that you might have life. Read above Bible verse carefully, Jesus did not say cannot come to Me, He said will not come to Me. Anyone who wants to accept Jesus as their Savior can do so out of their own free will, and when we do, we will be granted His Almighty forgiveness. The Calvinist will deny this Biblical fact since they are of the opinion that God already elected … 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. Halloween was much more significant in ancient times, however. October 31st was a very important day to the ancient Celts of Ireland, Scotland and Great Britain. No kidding around in costumes and trick or treat bags; Halloween was much more serious to the non-Christian Cults … Continue reading →

Halloween Origins and Customs

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History traces Halloween back to the ancient religion of the Celtics in Ireland. The Celtic people were very conscious of the spiritual world and had their own ideas of how they could gain access to it – such as by helping their over 300 gods to defeat their enemies in battle, or by imitating the gods in showing cleverness and cunning. Their two main feasts were Beltane at the beginning of summer (May 1), and Samhain (pronounced Sah-ween) at the … Continue reading →