Do Christians want God more than political power?
Updated Jan 03, 2021;
America’s future depends on our handling of truth. That’s a tall order in a morally relative society during the information age. Our politicians and media personalities have taken note and advantage. They beg us to fight shadowy socialists, fascists, racists, and capitalists imbued with the force of government who threaten us. Their solution is almost always yielding more power and influence to them.
Christians have engaged the political space since the founding of America, but lately something’s changed. Too many American Christians have proven willing to subordinate the truth to their preferred political propaganda. Control of government has become more critical to Christian identity than the person of Jesus Christ. We’re not the first generation of believers to face such a critical choice.
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By S. Flannagan/Dec. 30, 2020 2:48 pm EDT/Updated: Jan. 4, 2021 9:07 am EDT
The last few years have given us some of music s greatest swan songs. Both David Bowie and Leonard Cohen released critically acclaimed LPs around the time of their deaths that on reflection look to have been perfectly timed meditations on mortality and legacy final statements by great artists looking to write their own epitaphs. Some bands perform farewell tours, neatly bowing out before circumstances make them unable to continue. Most however, lacking such foresight, are unable to finish things so gracefully.
10 Ways Russia Is Using Social Media To Tear Americans Apart
There might be a reason why politics has been so crazy lately. Over the past two years, we’ve seen conservatives and liberals stretch their beliefs into some completely insane territories. We’ve seen the rise of neo-Nazis and anti-fascists, and we’ve seen them get violent.
As it turns out, all of this might just be on purpose. Recent reports are saying that a lot of the extreme social media accounts that have been pushing these agendas weren’t created by Americans at all. Thousands of them were created in Russia as part of a propaganda war to tear the United States apart.
December 23, 2020
American evangelicals’ annual campaign against the supposed “War on Christmas” began early this year, with the president promising the perpetually oppressed faithful that we would once again be a nation that says “Merry Christmas.” “Praise the Lord,” shouted the ever-victimized choir!
Yes, it certainly has been a long time since those happy golden days of yore, hasn’t it?
Gone, the president assured them, will be the national scourge of “Happy Holidays” in all its pluralistic, inclusive sickness. After nine years of unmatched persecution, American Christians will
once again be free (in the spirit of the season) to cram their religious beliefs down people’s throats; to condescendingly wield their adoration of the sweet baby Jesus like a yuletide middle finger to Muslims, Buddhists, Atheists and anyone else not sharing their expressions of
A roadmap for remnant believers in 2021
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A roadmap for remnant believers in 2021
A roadmap for remnant believers in 2021
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Surprisingly, many Americans are seemingly unaware of the changes taking place in our culture. For the sake of truth and freedom, ignorance and deception must be resisted. Other than unlawful rampaging, virus policies changing how we work and educate our children, few are aware of the true spiritual implications of our time.