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Ronald Reagan believed God had a plan for our nation. America and the sovereignty of GodWhen you look back on History you see America’s leaders turned to God for guidance. And didn’t just use alegant words about Jesus and the judeo-christian values. How many in an administration actually take to prayer and do what God…
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Praying for Truth in a Divided Nation In 2025, America feels like a house divided—fractured by clashing ideologies, media spin, and competing truths. From debates over identity to battles over free speech, false narratives cloud our nation’s soul, pulling us further from God’s design. As a Christian, I find hope in Genesis 12:3, where God…
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The core premise of Summoning the Demon is that AI, UFOs, and related phenomena are not just scientific or cultural curiosities but part of a larger spiritual battle foretold in the Bible. DiDio argues that these developments could be tools of deception wielded by Satan in the end times, potentially tied to the rise of…
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recently watched a video of a protest at a federal building, and I jotted down the main points from the demonstrators. The arguments were heated, contradictory, and sometimes baffling. Let’s break it down.One protester passionately declared his love for America and what it stands for—liberty, opportunity, the whole deal. Yet, in the same breath, he…
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“Servants of Fire: Secrets to the Unseen War and Angels fighting for You” by Joseph Z explores the biblical concept of angels as a powerful, active participant in the lives of believers. The book delves into the unseen spiritual realm, where the will of God for individuals is often contested by opposing forces. Joseph Z,…
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In Paul the Apostle: Missionary, Martyr, Theologian, Robert E. Picirilli offers a clear, accessible study of Paul, one of Christianity’s most pivotal figures. Written by a seasoned professor who taught Paul’s life for over 25 years, this book strikes a balance between overly technical and overly simplistic works, making it ideal for students, lay readers,…
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I’ve been captivated by Ryan Pitterson’s book, “The Judgement of the Nephilim,” which has shed new light on some of the Old Testament’s most perplexing passages, particularly the story of the Nephilim (giants) in Genesis 6. Like many, I’ve often wondered why this part of Scripture feels incomplete. Pitterson’s perspective is that the focus isn’t…
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Dave Meyer emphasizes the importance of understanding America’s historical and biblical roots to preserve its freedom. Meyer argues that the nation was founded on godly principals, with God’s Word playing a central role in it’s establishment. Which I can agree wholehardly. He contends that ignorance of this heritage, as warned in Hosea 4:6 (“my people…
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Perry Stone a renowed evangelist and prophecy expert, delivers a thought-provoking exploration of artificial intelligence he examines the rise of AI through a biblical lens, warning that this powerful technology could reshape humanity’s future in ways that challenge divine authority. Drawing on scripture, historical patterns, and contemporary tech trends, Stone suggest AI may play a…
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