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Repeal, Repeal, Repeal!

“Repeal, repeal, repeal” is what I say. What has been invoked must be repealed, for this law of abortion on demand must no longer stand. Therefore, I am calling forth every able-bodied warrior to contend in this fight so that the overturning of this statute continues until abortion is eradicated from every corner of this nation. Then say I: Warriors arise!...

Men Of Renown

How long shall this murderous campaign persist before its genocidal rampage is stopped? Where are the "Men of Renown", you good men who will take a stand for the voiceless and innocent? Does this generation of mankind possess such courageous men, or do those of such noble character no longer exist in this nation?...

Caught In The Crosshairs

As often happens in my time spent with the Lord, I had a vision while receiving this word. In it, He elevated my perspective high enough that I could see the entire landscape of the United States. Off on the horizon, a golden ball of light that resembled the sun had begun to rise, filling the sky around it with brilliant shimmering light...

FAQs

Abortion isn't in the Scriptures. Or, is it?

Answer: Yes, abortion is addressed in the Bible… however, not in the way most Christians expect. The first mention of abortion is in Exodus 1:16 but it has been, until recently, lost in translation.

Abortion is the "Law of the Land". Doesn't that settle it?

Answer: No, it does not settle it. Just because a law is put into place does not make the law right.. In fact, the Biblical witness indicates that loyalty to God can often mean disobedience to the laws of a land, even the direct command of a king.

You can't legislate morality, can you?

What about compassion?

Answer: Yes but no. The terms “gospel” and “compassion” are commonly used to pad a Christian’s pro-abortion argument. But using these terms is not as coherent of a defense as one might think.

Isn't abortion a politcal issue?

Answer: Yes, it is. Abortion is a political issue. However, does the Bible prohibit Christian’s from weighing in on political issues such as abortion?

"I came that they may have life more abundantly."

John 10:10

Biblical Research

How We Interpret Evidence

Before any further studies are posted, I felt it important to comment on the interpretation of evidence, and to explain the research and hermeneutical methods I’ve employed in our current biblical studies—as I will be using them in future studies as well. While the average church attendee might presume biblical interpretative methods...

Signs Of The Times- Part I

“You know how to evaluate correctly the appearance of the sky, but you are not able to evaluate the signs of the times.” ‭‭-Matthew‬ ‭16‬:‭3‬b ‭LEB‬‬ I like signs. They’re very helpful. My family is always amazed at how I know where things are in the grocery store. “Just read the signs,” I reply. Our society is saturated with signs. Road signs, municipal signs...

Signs Of The Times- Part II

Who looks at the sky to understand the signs of the times anymore? Answer: a lot of people, actually. Astrologers are alive and well. Astronomers are plentiful. But Astro-theologians? Few and far between, I’m afraid. I suppose that’s due to the blurred lines that still exist between “Astral” and “Astro” (see: Part I), as well as the scientific elitism..

Articles

By The Consent Of The Governed

{Updated and revised: July 10, 2024} The Proposition: It makes sense, doesn’t it? By the consent of the governed. Certainly as freewill agents with the ability under God to choose our own life’s destiny (even if it leads to our ultimate demise and destruction), it can be said without fear of contradiction […]

Stop Speaking Such Damned Nonsense

“The thief comes to steal, kill, and destroy, but I have come that you might have life, and life in all of its fullness.” John 10:10 “Before I formed you in the womb I knew you, and before you were born I consecrated you; I appointed you a prophet to the nations.” Jeremiah 1:5 […]

More Than Mere Semantics

Intro: It would seem that in our modern society words are no longer the fixed building blocks of language they have been since, well, the creation of verbal and written communication. Indeed, it\’s more than mere semantics, as words and their usage have become something more fluid and amorphous, shaped into whatever the speaker […]