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Placing Women in Combat Is a Move Against Women
At one point during the Iraq war, a friend was speculating whether the draft would be reinstated. He suggested that if it were, women would also have to register for it. If that happened he said, he would send his … Continue reading
And I Won’t Forget the Men Who Died
On November 21, 1864, President Lincoln wrote to a Mrs. Bixby of Massachusetts, who had lost five sons in the Civil War. He wrote her, “I feel how weak and fruitless must be any word of mine which should attempt … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Dr. Jerry Newcombe
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Why We Long for Our Father’s Love
Mother’s Day was just celebrated across our nation. Many pastors preached sermons that appropriately recognized the importance of mothers. My pastor quoted George Washington’s comment, “All I am I owe to my mother. I attribute all my success in life … Continue reading
The Separation of God and State?
Virtually every week there is some outrageous story of an alleged violation of the separation of church and state. They’re becoming so frequent that they are often met with a collective yawn. The crazy thing about all this is how … Continue reading
What Should a Mother Do?
For any young woman or teen who gets pregnant out-of-wedlock, the question of what to do about her pregnancy looms large. Keep her baby? Abort her baby? Or release her baby for adoption? How she decides will have a major … Continue reading
Does America Have a Prayer?
Thursday, May 2, 2013 is the National Day of Prayer. Yet things are not right in the land. We pray, “May God bless America.” But perhaps it should be, “May God have mercy on America.” As we survey the modern … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Dr. Jerry Newcombe
Tagged 1973, abortion, Abraham Lincoln, America, Ben Franklin, City Hall, Continental Congress, Declaration of Independence, Fasting and Prayer, Federalist Papers, gay marriage, George Washington, In God We Trust, James Madison, John Adams, John Jay, National Day of Humiliation, National Day of Prayer, pornography, Ronald Reagan, runaway debt, Samuel Adams, Saul Alinsky, shootings, Truman, Valley Forge, War of 1812
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Letters From and To Prison
The Bible has a lot to say about prisoners, starting in Genesis 39 with the story of Joseph, who was falsely accused of attempting to rape his master’s wife and tossed into prison. The next major biblical figure we find … Continue reading
Posted in Dr. Karen Gushta
Tagged American Center for Law and Justice, Consolation of Philosophy, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Evin prison, John Bunyan, Jr., Letter from Birmingham City Jail, Letters and Papers from Prison, letters from prison, Letters to Olga, Martin Luther King, Pilgrim's Progress, Saeed Abedini, Václav Havel, Voice of the Martyrs
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Oh No—Not Again
Well, it’s happened again. Another prominent person in ministry has apparently fallen away from the faith, and he renounces what he once was a part of. This isn’t a story like the supposed apostasy of Joel Osteen. That was a … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Dr. Jerry Newcombe
Tagged Christians, Come Thou Font, falling away, George Whitefield, homosexuality, hymn, Jesus, Joel Osteen, living sacrifice, Luke, Mark, Matthew, ministry, parable of the sower, Paul, perserverence of the saints, Prodigal Son, Robert Robinson, stagecoach, stock market
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Praying for Revival–Starting with Me
Recently my husband and I ventured out on a four-hour fishing trip. Aside from the nuclear sub that we saw doing maneuvers in the waters between Fort Lauderdale and Miami, there was nothing noteworthy about our trip. The only fish … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Dr. Karen Gushta
Tagged giving patterns of Christians, National Day of Prayer, Pilgrims, revival
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Why Did The Marathon Bombers Do It?
Last week, when it became clear that some radical Muslims were behind the bombing, the question came up as to why? What was the motive? It’s the same motive that has caused so much of the violence of radical Muslims … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Dr. D. James Kennedy
Tagged " "The God Delusion, " Richard Dawkins, abortionists, Adam Savit, Bali, Belsan, bombing, Boston marathon, Christ, Christian leaders, David Liddington, Islam, John the Apostle, Koran, London, Madrid, Mumbai, Muslims, National Security Policy, Paradise, Paul Hill, Rober Spencer, Steven Massood, Zuhdi Jasser
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