Tag politics
The clown in the White House just brokered four Middle East Peace Accords, something that 71 years of political intervention and endless war failed to produce. The buffoon in the White House is the first president that has not engaged… Continue Reading →
Preach – It’s extremely important that our churches understand this point: You cannot hide behind your tax exemption and 501c3 as a protection for speaking out against the government. Therefore, as a Pastor I will preach about the home, church,… Continue Reading →
Jeremiah 17:9 King James Version (KJV) 9 The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked: who can know it? There you have it, folks. The reason for gun violence is clearly laid out in the Bible. I’m not going to… Continue Reading →
The 2018 mid-term election, wow If you voted BLUE, then your vote was wasted. Enjoy more of the following for our country (some borrowed) Liberal policies generally emphasize the need for the government to solve problems. Gee thanks, voter The… Continue Reading →
What is it about churches and seldom speaking on politics from the pulpit? I’m having a hard time wrapping my head around this problem. Is there a fear of reprisal, retribution, or backlash from the members? How about from the… Continue Reading →
Don’t blink, Christian, or you may miss the obvious! Let’s briefly step back to the 2016 election and recap the event. This momentous event ordained by the Hands of God and granted, to seize an opportunity to reconcile to Christ… Continue Reading →
The simple reason why our country is inundated with offended people is because they hate God’s Word. If they loved God’s Word then they would strive to obey God’s Word and the result would be less about them and more… Continue Reading →
Autonomy means that each Baptist church selects its pastoral leadership, determines its worship form, decides financial matters and directs other church-related affairs without outside control or supervision. Being autonomous we recognize no governmental control over faith and religious practices. We… Continue Reading →
What is it about churches and seldom speaking on politics from the pulpit? I’m having a hard time wrapping my head around this problem. Is there a fear of reprisal, retribution, or backlash from the members? How about from the… Continue Reading →