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Signs of the Last Days: Increase of Wickedness

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There is a growing pattern of wickedness, moral confusion, and open lawlessness spreading through our society today—one that mirrors the final chapters of civilizations throughout history. Whenever a nation drifted from God’s standards, elevating human desire above divine truth, decline soon followed. This same pattern is now visible in America. As more people reject God’s Word as the ultimate authority, they embrace ideas and behaviors that once would have been unthinkable. What was once called sin is now celebrated. What … Continue reading →

Hatred and Discrimination of Christians

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Then you will be handed over to be persecuted and put to death, and you will be hated by all nations because of me. At that time many will turn away from the faith and will betray and hate each other, and many false prophets will appear and deceive many people. Because of the increase of wickedness, the love of most will grow cold, but he who stands firm to the end will be saved. [Matthew 24:9-13] Reaping What We’ve … Continue reading →

Wake Up America: A Biblical Warning for a Nation in Crisis

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Like the loving parent who gently shakes a child to wake them up, God is shaking the world today in an attempt to wake us from our slumber. And like the child who doesn’t wake up immediately, the shaking becomes a bit more firm and serious. As America and, for that matter – the world continues in its slumber, the shaking becomes stronger and more severe. Our tallest buildings have been toppled. Our shorelines have been battered, and a major … Continue reading →

Omaha Westroads Mall Shooting

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Welcome Omaha shoppers. Reaping the fruits of their corruption, Omaha Nebraska became the target for the eruption of pent-up anger by another discarded teenager. 19-year-old Robert Hawkins opened fire December 5, 2007 at the busy Westroads Mall in Omaha, killing eight people before taking his own life, police said. Five more people were wounded, two critically. “I’m going out in style,” he wrote in a suicide note. Wake up America! This is only the second mass shooting at a mall … Continue reading →

Who are responsible for the rise in violence and moral decay of our society?

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Dare I suggest just a few of those people responsible for the killing and violence in our society. They might as well of put the guns in the children’s hands. They are largely responsible for the degradation of ethics and morals in this country and have directly or indirectly encouraged and condoned the violence we now see. The blood of the children murdered in Connecticut, Colorado, Oregon, Arkansas, Kentucky, Mississippi, Michigan, New Jersey, Illinois, and throughout this nation is on … Continue reading →

It’s Time that the Religious Right had the Guts to Get It Right!

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Our Congresses for the past 94 years, starting with the passage of the Federal Reserve Act and the Income Tax Act of 1913, have been nothing less than an absolute, total disgrace. They have sold us into tax slavery, they have allowed the Fed to devalue our currency through inflation and to blatantly and incessantly cause panics, recessions and depressions as they rip off the US public over and over again, ad nauseam, they have shredded our Constitution in every … Continue reading →

What You Should Know about Charlottesville not Reported by Fake MSM

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I found this video by two Christian women, Leah and Michelle of Isaiah 58 Ministries, that pretty much sums up what really occurred in Charlottesville leaving one person dead and dozens injured.  More importantly they outline what is going on in our society on a broader scale. It’s a long video, but well worth the time spent watching. I think it’s important to understand, what we experienced in Charlottesville is not really new. It’s part of the Cultural Marxism that has … Continue reading →