This article, Bible Study—Why no miracles in my church?, explains the association of a belief in Jesus Christ and miracles.
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Bible Study—Understanding Profanity
Arlington Councilmember Bowie Hogg criticized Mayor Jim Ross for using vulgar language towards a Christian street preacher during the Southern Decadence festival. This incident highlights public profanity, its implications on First Amendment rights, and encourages a response rooted in Christian values of love and forgiveness.
Bible Study—Priests and Kings
The content discusses the biblical concepts of leadership, particularly as kings and priests, emphasizing that all believers hold this status. It contrasts religious and governmental leadership structures, and critiques the unconstitutional nature of the 1954 Johnson Amendment that restricts pastors from political engagement. Jesus will separate the sheep from the goats, as per Matthew 25:31-46.
Bible Study: Philemon— The Beginning and The End of American Slavery
This article explores the abolition of slavery in the USA, emphasizing the influence of Christianity and Biblical teachings on this movement. It outlines the historical context, highlighting the northern states’ efforts using scripture against slavery, contrasting with the southern states’ justifications. The author invites readers to reflect on faith and personal values.
Democrats Question The Arrests of Texas Democrat Legislators: How Should Christians Respond?
Headline The Texan News, August 8, 2025 — U.S. Reps. Casar and Crockett Question DOJ, FBI for ‘Hunting Down’ Quorum-Breaking Texas Democrats Article III, Section 10 of the Texas State Constitution states: “Two-thirds of each House shall constitute a quorum to do business, but a smaller number may adjourn from day to day, and compel …
Bible Study—The Everlasting Covenant
The post discusses God’s everlasting covenant with Abraham and Isaac, emphasizing that God has not broken this promise despite the disobedience of some descendants. It elaborates on the significance of Jesus’ teachings, the role of Jewish believers, and the church’s relationship with Israel. The post concludes that replacement theology misinterprets God’s ongoing commitment to the Jewish people.
Bible Study—Replacement Theology
The video discusses Replacement Theology, which posits that the Church has replaced Israel in God’s plan, a concept also known as supersessionism. It details different viewpoints within this theology and touches on personal experiences leading to a spiritual awakening. It emphasizes the biblical significance of Israel and the role of Christians as a royal priesthood.
Whether Forecast—Are You Prepared for the Coming Storms?
The U.S. national debt poses a significant risk, hinting at an impending economic collapse. Despite President Trump’s measures towards a balanced budget, challenges persist. The text reflects on biblical teachings, underscoring that both believers and non-believers face hardships. Ultimately, it advocates for faith in God’s grace amidst forthcoming challenges.
Religion in Israel is Complicated. Well, Religion in the United States is even MORE Complicated.
Learn about religious biases in Israel. Discover more about antagonistic religious alliances in an article by Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz, titled “Do the Settler Youth Hate Christians? It’s Not So Simple“, in Israel 365. [If you use a VPN, you will need to temporarily turn it off to load Israel 365 articles.] How can there be antagonistic …
Power to the People!—The Constitution Survives 236 Years
The Supreme Court’s ruling ends nationwide injunctions, affirming that it does not grant more power to Trump but acknowledges the Executive Branch’s constitutional authority. The Founding Fathers established a system of checks and balances among government branches to prevent tyranny, emphasizing the Legislative Branch’s strength over the Executive.
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