This is a Bible prophecy book unlike any other you’re likely to have read. It discards ideas that Evangelicals have endorsed for less than 200 years in favor of enduring truths that believers have held to since the Reformation and before. After you learn about the exact fulfillment of prophecies throughout history, “left behind” may describe what you do with the fashionable view.
Shane Harger swore an oath to protect the Consttiitution when he became a police officer, just like most federal and state officials do when they assume office. Last week Harger, who has since became Police Chief of Jemez Springs, New Mexico, flew to Las Vegas for the convention of the Constitutional Sheriff’s and Peace Officers Association, where everyone reaffirmed their support of the Bill of Rights. The day after he returned, Harger was placed on administrative leave, and Sheriff Douglas Wood ordered him to disband his department. Wood said it was because of Harger’s political affiliations.
Edward Snowden sacrificed his life in the United States when he revealed details of NSA spying against American citizens and foreign leaders alike. He may never feel free to return to the US where certain imprisonment currently awaits him. Now, two Norwegian politicians want to honor his courage. Baard Vegar Solhjell and Snorre Valen have nominated Snowden for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Some drivers in Birmingham, Alabama were stranded for almost seven hours on Highway 280 when an unusual snowstorm hit town. Then Chick-fil-A showed up and demonstrated how to put people before profits.
Kishor Kale is a street vendor in India. Recently he found an abandoned bag while riding on a train. When he unzipped it, a small hand reached out.
What would Barack Obama have said if he were a lot more forthright about his true intentions? Diran Lyons gives us his take.
Senator Rand Paul recommends dropping taxes and cutting regulations to spur economic recovery,
It’s only been a few days since Chloe Stirling’s cupcake business put her on the front page of her area newspaper, but now she’s out of business thanks to local bureaucrats.
France is a country that’s historically associated with liberty, but now some senators there are trying to take away the freedom to homeschool. Opponents of Senate Bill 245 are calling it “an attack against families.”
Reverend Steve Gehlert lives in New Hampshire where winter temperatures get pretty cold. This past week the mercury dropped to minus ten degrees. Gehlert, who pastors the Congregational Church in Lyme, says he’s slept outside “… to help other people think about what homeless people are going through.”