Citizen Writers Fighting Censorship by Helping Americans Understand Issues Affecting the Republic.
Introduction to the end time myths. This series of posts rests on what God says in Daniel 9 and is extracted from the texts of Revelation the Fair God, The Great Harvest of the Post-Allah World as well as The Rock Breaks the Globalists’ Empire and the biblical references therein. Here are some of the …
The Book of Revelation can sometimes seem intimidating, filled with vivid imagery of judgment and the end times.
While modern conservation efforts are often traced back to the 19th and 20th centuries, evidence suggests that the Bible, one of humanity’s oldest and most influential texts, contains some of the earliest recorded principles of wildlife conservation.
Central to the Biblical creation narrative is the serpent, symbolizing temptation, deception, and the allure of chaos.
The Bible, as one of the world’s most influential texts, has undergone various translations that have not only spread its religious teachings but also mirrored the political landscapes of their times
Recently, I wrote a message titled “Babylon the Great Is Fallen.” In that message, I erroneously stated that “Mystery Babylon” was mentioned in Revelation 18. Since that time, I’ve done a much deeper study on the subject and there are some things I’d like to clarify here. First of all, “Mystery Babylon” is …
John the Baptist stands as a significant figure in both theological and historical contexts, serving a crucial role in preparing the way for the ministry of Jesus Christ.
Comprising 66 books written by multiple authors over centuries, The Bible encapsulates moral, spiritual, and philosophical wisdom that transcends human intellect.
The following brief Biblical Timeline, based on personal studies and beliefs, raises unique observations and questions.
The Bible, a sacred text cherished by billions, is a collection of scriptures that has shaped the moral and ethical foundation of various religions. Within its pages, we encounter stories of faith, devotion, and the human condition.
The Battle of Armageddon is a biblical event that has captivated the imagination of millions and has inspired various interpretations and beliefs.
In the ever-evolving debate surrounding the Bible’s accuracy, critics often point to the story of Adam and Eve as a point of contention.
In a physical world, we sometimes grapple with the challenge of conceptualizing an unseen realm and acknowledging that miracles can indeed happen.
As the culture of the United States continues to undergo profound transformations, we find ourselves confronting an alarming possibility – calls to ban the Bible.
Our nation’s founders enshrined the right to practice one’s religion without government interference in the First Amendment to the Constitution. It is a fundamental freedom that we should cherish, celebrate, and, most importantly, exercise.
In a world teeming with endless rules and regulations, one must pause and ponder: Do we really need all these laws?
Supposedly good intentions by goodly intentioned people have brought us down this hellish road as they are wont to do. I have serious doubts as to how good those intentions or people ever were or are.
It’s time to shake the dust off of our sandals and leave the United Methodist Church.
God allows us free will; there’s plenty of warning and urging to surrender our lives to Him, but there’s no arm-twisting or mind-bending neuropsychological control, unless you consider Jesus a psyop warrior, and the bible does not back you up on that.