Friday, May 3rd
Author(s): Dr. Thomas Ice
The third biblical foundation for a systematic understanding of the pretribulation rapture is futurism. An important, but seemingly little-recognized aspect of proper interpretation of Bible prophecy is the role of timing. When will a prophecy be fulfilled in history? There are four possibilities. The four views are simple in the sense that they reflect the only four possibilities in relation to time-past, present, future, and timeless.
The preterist (past) believes that most, if not all prophecy has already been fulfilled, usually in relation to the destruction of Jerusalem in A.D. 70. The...
Friday, May 3rd
Author(s): Phyllis Schlafly
The Boston Marathon Bombing, where 3 were killed and 264 wounded, many with legs or feet blown off, continues to be a big media story, but we are still waiting for answers to many questions. How did our government miss so many clues that the Tsarnaev brothers were a deadly danger to Americans?
They came into the United States as visitors from Kazakhstan, where many ethnic Chechens live without persecution, then cooked up a claim to be refugees, which was a fraud. After a few years the father returned to Dagestan, Russia, where he now lives safely.
Once admitted into the United States, the...
Friday, May 3rd
Prophecy Today TV with Dr. Jimmy DeYoung.
Title: Land of the Seven Churches: Ephesus
Description: How did a land of churches become a nation of mosques? How did the thriving first century church of Ephesus lose its influence in this land? Click here to watch now on demand for Friday and Saturday Only: www.worldviewweekendtv.com
Friday, May 3rd
Author(s): Jesse Johnson
Monday’s announcement by Jason Collins that he is gay is the latest example of the homosexual “issue” being elevated into the secular marketplace. The new normal is for homosexuals to announce their sexual identity, and then receive affirmation for their bravery, boldness, and honesty from their co-workers and clients (or, in the case of Collins, journalists).
This puts Christians with secular jobs in a predicament. Most believers understand perfectly well the concept of hate the sin and love the sinner. But that concept is more and more being seen as inadequate simply because homosexuals...
Wednesday, May 1st
Author(s): Michael Synder
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has done it. He has succeeded in creating a new housing bubble. By driving mortgage rates down to the lowest level in 100 years and recklessly printing money with wild abandon, Bernanke has been able to get housing prices to rebound a bit. In fact, in some of the more prosperous areas of the country you would be tempted to think that it is 2005 all over again. If you can believe it, in some areas of the country builders are actually holding lotteries to see who will get the chance to buy their homes. Wow - that sounds great, right? Unfortunately,...
Wednesday, May 1st
Author(s): Dennis Laurence Cuddy
In my last column posted the morning of April 15, I wrote that Iranian-sponsored terrorists could attack locations in the U.S. with incendiary devices. On the afternoon of April 15, two locations in Boston were attacked by 2 Muslim terrorist brothers with exploding devices.
In my last column, I also referred to terrorists derailing trains, and on April 22, Canadian police announced they had just thwarted terrorists' plan to derail passenger trains in the greater Toronto area (Canada is part of NATO, which these terrorists would probably say had killed innocent Muslim civilians in bombing...
Tuesday, April 30th
Author(s): Jim Fletcher
A decade ago, a hip young preacher from Seattle was immortalized in a sense by blockbuster author Donald Miller (Blue Like Jazz), and his career was never the same.
Mark Driscoll, labeled by Miller as “Mark the Cussing Pastor” has since gone on to achieve some measure of fame in evangelical circles. As pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, Driscoll moves in some pretty exclusive circles, hosting Rick Warren, James MacDonald, Miles McPherson, Matt Chandler, and Crawford Loritts at his Resurgence conferences.
Driscoll is also part of MacDonald’s semi-infamous “Elephant Room” confabs, with...
Tuesday, April 30th
Author(s): Cliff Kincaid
The possible involvement of a Saudi in the Boston terror attacks is being curiously ignored or downplayed by most of the mainstream media.
When Rep. Jeff Duncan, a member of the House Homeland Security Committee, questioned [2] Homeland Security Department Secretary Janet Napolitano on the matter, she claimed his questions were “not worthy of an answer” and that much of the reporting has been “wrong.” She later said the Saudi was on a watch list but had no involvement.
Saudi Ambassador to the United States Adel bin Ahmed Al-Jubeir issued a statement condemning the bombings in Boston and...
