New Podcast
Grace and peace, Saints. We have completed the podcast to our article, Withering on the Vine. It is available at the iTunes Store and as an mp3 download on the article itself. We pray that you will be blessed by … Continue reading →
Tony Keeton
A Protestant.
New Podcast
Grace and peace, Saints. We have completed the podcast to our article, A Gorilla in a Suit, which details a remarkable encounter I had with a Muslim gentleman, during one of my evangelism efforts. You will want to listen to … Continue reading →
Pop-Locking in Church?
Grace and peace, Saints. If you had seen this image anywhere else, would you have believed that the scene it depicts had taken place in a church? Well, according to the Facebook post that accompanied the video from which I … Continue reading →
Two Marys – Part 2
Grace and peace, Saints. We have completed Part 2 of the audio portion of the article Two Marys. As you may know, Two Marys was my response to a letter I received from a Roman Catholic lady who attempted … Continue reading →
404 Errors
Grace and peace, Saints. Some of you no doubt have found that, since sometime last week, you got a 404 “Page Not Found” error when you clicked on a page link, typed the page URL into your browser, or tried … Continue reading →
Ecumenism And Babylon 5
Grace and peace, Saints. Last night, while washing the dishes, I was listening to (and partly watching) an episode of Babylon 5. Forgive me for not noting the episode name, number, or season, but judging from the fact that Michael … Continue reading →
New Podcast
Grace and peace, Saints. Last year we wrote an article revealing the Roman Catholic Virgin Mary to be none other than Semiramis, the wife of the great rebel, Nimrod. For thousands of years, Semiramis has been worshipped all over the … Continue reading →
What Is A Testimony, and Why Do I Need One? Part 3
Grace and peace to the heirs of promise. We continue with the reasons many Christians lack a testimony. WHY MANY CHRISTIANS DON’T HAVE A TESTIMONY 1. SIN This is the primary reason. The Bible says, “If I regard iniquity … Continue reading →
New Podcast Episode
Grace and peace, Saints. The podcast to Part 2 of our series, What Is A Testimony, And Why Do I Need One? is available for download at the iTunes Store. Subscribe to our podcast today! A download link to the … Continue reading →
What Is A Testimony, And Why Do I Need One? Part 1.5
Grace and peace, Saints. Part 1.5 of our series on the Christian testimony is available for download at the iTunes Store. Subscribe to our podcast today! For your convenience, it is also provided below. Be encouraged and look up, for … Continue reading →
A God Whom His Fathers Knew Not
Grace and peace, brethren. Today, in the German state of Bavaria, is a public holiday, the name of which is fronleichnam, which is the German equivalent of Corpus Christi day. When I was a child, I used to see that day … Continue reading →
A God Whom His Fathers Knew Not
Grace and peace, brethren. Today, in the German state of Bavaria, is a public holiday, the name of which is fronleichnam, which is the German equivalent of Corpus Christi day. When I was a child, I used to see that day … Continue reading →
He Said/She Said – June 16, 2014
You’ve got to be taughtTo hate and fear,You’ve got to be taughtFrom year to year,It’s got to be drummedIn your dear little ear,You’ve got to be carefully taught. You’ve got to be taught to be afraidOf people whose eyes are … Continue reading →
Another Jesus, Another Spirit, Another Gospel
Grace and peace to my fellow strangers and pilgrims. A very strange thing happened to me this weekend while visiting my in-laws. This weekend, my family and I went to visit my wife’s cousin, a pastor, in a small Bavarian … Continue reading →
FYI
Grace and peace, Saints. I will post part 3 of our discussion on the Christian testimony tomorrow, God willing. It is basically finished, but I want to add something to it that only occurred to me today and I don’t … Continue reading →
Persecution and Soul Ties
Grace and peace, Saints. While writing this, the Spirit took over, meaning there is someone for whom the result is intended. If, therefore, I seem to have diverged somewhat, from the original sense, forgive me. I have returned from my … Continue reading →
Trayvon Martin and the Roman Catholic Takeover of America
Most, who have followed the Trayvon Martin affair, have no idea that it is part of the Roman Catholic Takeover of America. But it is. When I viewed Pierce Morgan’s interview with Trayvon’s girlfriend, Rachel Jeantel, I had to know … Continue reading →
New Columbia and the Roman Catholic Takeover of America
In the book, Ravening Wolves, author and Christian evangelist, Monica Ferrell, gives us the blueprint for the Roman Catholic takeover of a nation. As you may recall, this takeover happens in three phases: Phase One is a general call to … Continue reading →
He Said/She Said – May 17, 2014
Alani: “Why are your ears so long and pointy?” Tuvok: “Vulcans’ ears have so developed over thousands of years of evolution.” Alani: “Do you hear any better?” Tuvok: “No.” Conversation between an alien child named Alani and Science Officer Tuvok, … Continue reading →
The Wayback Machine – May 1, 2014
Grace and peace, Saints. Here is what we wrote about this week last year (it was a very slow week): Deceitful Workers: Eddie Murphy Many consider Eddie Murphy the greatest black comedian ever: even better than Richard Prior. He is … Continue reading →