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Okay, now that I have your attention, we’ll briefly look at this issue floating around the prophecy world. There are people who are claiming that, based on Scripture, President Obama fits the description of the Antichrist. Others say they have had dreams or visions that proclaim he
Read more →In the summer of 2000 (July to be precise), I was a skinny little 12-year-old kid with dirty blond hair, and I couldn’t have weighed more than 90 pounds. My voice was changing, my confidence was dwindling, and I was getting on a plane with my dad
Read more →After the Christmas holidays and the beginning of a new year, the dreaded ‘S’ word starts swirling around every household. Parents are pushing it and kids are dreading it. The early morning rush to get out the door on time commences. Lunches are packed, teeth are brushed,
Read more →Some things are worth repeating, and some misquotes of the Bible are worth calling out again. When someone is going through a rough stretch – usually some physical challenge – a believer may console them with the words, “God will not give you more than you can
Read more →“We should give because He gave.” Those were the words ringing in Lillie Sirmans’ heart as she thought about how she could demonstrate the true meaning of Christmas this holiday season. At 15, Lillie traveled to Haiti last summer on a mission trip with Feed the Hunger. Stepping foot
Read more →In Revelation 1:8, Jesus referred to Himself as the “Alpha and Omega.” His usage of the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet signified God’s eternity. I’ll use alpha and omega in a more limited view and simply allow it to define our first and last
Read more →One of the main criticisms I hear from skeptics when the position is taken that we may be living near or at the End of the Age is this: there have been many generations that thought they were the last, yet here we are. It is a
Read more →Sometimes we just need to keep things simple, especially this time of year. Here is a poem my daughter recently wrote with a little guidance from her dad… The Greatest Christmas Tree by Abby Williams Christmas is the celebration of Jesus’ birth. God sent Him to save
Read more →As you read this, Jennifer Foster of Stand Out Ministries is traveling from North Carolina to Brazil. You might remember Jennifer from a previous post, where we highlighted her ministry to the unreached tribes of the Amazon. Through generous gifts from her supporters and supporters of Feed
Read more →Happy Holidays. Season’s Greetings. Merry Xmas. Anything but the name of Jesus. As the media convinces the American masses to be more and more “politically correct” at this time of year, free speech is hurt, and yet, the church grows quieter. To speak out publicly against this
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