Grace and peace, to the saints of God, and greetings to those who have yet to make a decision for the Lord Jesus. The media has always portrayed the Roman Catholic Church as a stark advocate of marriage, family, and … Continue reading →
We have added a new resource to our bibliography, a book entitled The Protestant. Written in 1837 by William McGavin, a Scottish Christian merchant, the Protestant is a compilation of a series of essays written by McGavin and published weekly … Continue reading →
Grace and peace, Saints. We have added another resource to our bibliography, a book entitled Witness to Jasenovac’s Hell. Written by a survivor of the Jasenovac concentration camp in Yugoslavia during WWII, this book provides a horrifying glimpse into the … Continue reading →
The Vatican may soon issue a formal apology for the Roman Catholic church’s historical persecution of Bible-believing Protestant Christians. During a recent homily, Pope Francis, the False Prophet of Revelation 13, said, “Jesus, before the Passion, prayed for the unity … Continue reading →
This photo depicts First Lady Michelle Obama at a Times Square event with members of the United States Olympic team passing a basketball. My question is how she manages to pass a basketball with those two fingers sticking up like … Continue reading →
Thursday May 26, 2016, here in Bavaria and in other German states, a holiday called fronleichnam will be celebrated. Fronleichnam is the German equivalent of what is called Corpus Christi Day in America. Corpus Christi Day is a Roman Catholic … Continue reading →
“Thou shalt not take a gift: for a gift doth blind the eyes of the wise, and pervert the words of the righteous” (Deuteronomy 16:19). Grace and peace, Saints. Last month, I went to visit a friend whom I had … Continue reading →
Grace and peace, Saints. If a church is made up of people, and people “are human and have failings,” why does the Roman Catholic church call itself infallible (perfect)? If Roman Catholic priests “are human and have failings,” why do … Continue reading →
A few days ago, I returned home from a week’s hospital stay for a light stroke I suffered the Saturday before last. A couple of days before I was released, I went to the hospital coffee room to write and … Continue reading →
Grace and peace, Saints. Back in 2013, we posted the testimony of former Roman Catholic nun, Charlotte Wells (a pseudonym), who spent 22 years in a cloistered convent hidden away from public scrutiny. Ms. Wells’ testified to regular physical abuse … Continue reading →
“The whole problem with this Hollande scandal is that he is not married. Had he been married, this affair would never have been revealed. In France, having a mistress is not considered cheating. We are not a puritanical country. … Continue reading →
Grace and peace. So far, I have not made good on my promise to be a better blogger this year, but there is a reason for that: with the new year came a new edition to our family. So, as … Continue reading →
Grace and peace to the family of the Most High, and greetings to the kin of Satan. In his homily at a recent Vatican mass, Pope Francis, the False Prophet of Revelation Chapter 13, reaffirmed a long-standing doctrine of the … Continue reading →
Grace and peace, Saints. If you’ve read our series, The Roman Catholic Takeover of America, then you are familiar with the book, Ravening Wolves, which we quote in that series. In the book, author and Christian evangelist, Monica Ferrell, … Continue reading →
Grace and peace, Saints. I present for your edification the very disturbing testimony of Sister Charlotte (a pseudonym), a former Roman Catholic nun. Sister Charlotte testified to having been a nun in a cloistered convent for 22 years, and to … Continue reading →
Grace and peace to the children of Light. A Roman Catholic devotee wrote me recently in response to our article, The Virgin Mary: The Star of the Sea. She said that after reading the article, she was so distressed that … Continue reading →
Grace and peace, Saints. I know I said that I was taking a break from blogging, but I stumbled upon something that was so significant under the circumstances, that I had to tell you about it. As you may recall, … Continue reading →
Grace and peace, Saints. Below is the present coat of arms of Pope Francis, which features the emblem of the Jesuit order. This is actually the modified version. The original design featured essentially the same three elements, but slightly … Continue reading →
Grace and peace, saints. As everyone knows, there is a new pope in Rome. Formerly Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio, Pope Francis chose his name from Saint Francis of Assisi, known as “The Reformer.” Pope Francis is the first Jesuit Pope … Continue reading →
“And [the two witnesses] dead bodies shall lie in the street of the great city, which spiritually is called Sodom and Egypt, where also our Lord was crucified” (Revelation 12:8). Grace and peace to the body of Christ. Semiramis, the … Continue reading →
