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1. God to Kim Jong Un - Let My People Go! June 01, 2018 God to Kim Jong Un - Let My People Go! There is little doubt that President Trump knows that nuclear weapons are not the only serious problem with the leader of North Korea. Even with the difficulty of getting news, pictures and first hand testimony out of the rogue nation, enough information is available from secret sources, defectors and those who have escaped from NK to compile a clear picture of the worst human rights violating nation in the region. Many of those detained, incarcerated, beaten and regularly tortured have as their only crime the fact that they are Bible belie... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

2. Seat of the Antichrist Both Weak and Strong - How Does this Speak of Europe? May 29, 2018 Modern versions of eschatological thought concerning the appearance of the antichrist are more varied today than at any other time in the last century. The idea that modern Europe is the seat of the antichrist remains the most acceptable viewpoint among students and scholars of prophecy. The idea of a revived Roman empire comes largely from Revelation 17, but the true identity of the antichrist’s kingdom is found in Revelation 17: 9. “And here is the mind which hath wisdom. The seven heads are seven mountains, on which the woman sitteth.” While there are over forty cities someti... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

3. Second Coming Teachings are not for Prophecy Buffs and Conspiracy Theorists May 14, 2018 Approximately one quarter of the Bible is prophecy. Some prophecies are related to the history of Israel and others have to do with the first coming of Christ (Messianic) and his death and resurrection. The remainder of prophecy is about Christ’s second coming. These prophecies are often referred to as pre-millennial due to the fact that they cover the period just prior to the one thousand year rule of Christ over the world beginning just after he returns. God has promised that he will pour out his Spirit in the days leading up to his second coming and the awareness of his imminent r... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

4. Is California Spearheading the Fall into Darkness and Perversion? May 08, 2018 While New York is a close second to California, no state has done so much since the days of the repeal of California’s Prop 8 first introduced on August of 2008, to seal up the path for sexual deviancy, child endangerment and general lawlessness. It is barely recognizable as a U.S. state. But the reversal of prop 8 was only the beginning. Under an almost completely democratic legislature and a governor, Jerry Brown, who has netted the title among journalists of ‘Governor Moonbeam’ the state is undergoing a decline un-paralleled in our history. A State Beleaguered with Trouble It... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

5. GQ says Skip the Bible - The Bible says GQ is Fleeting Vanity May 07, 2018 We don’t need to raise the ire for Gentlemen’s Quarterly magazine, because it was never that important to start. It is a compendium for millennials on what to wear, what to say and at times – how to think. Performing as a rag for the pompous generation, it has entered a new season for instructing its own sycophants on what to read via a list of 21 books that you should just not bother with. Some books that GQ axed are all time classics like, Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger, Hemingway’s, The Old man and the Sea, (GQ’ers never get old) and Farewell to Arms. American literary icon M... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

6. GQ says Skip the Bible - The Bible says GQ is Fleeting Vanity April 29, 2018 GQ says Skip the Bible – The Bible says GQ is Fleeting Vanity We don’t need to raise the ire for Gentlemen’s Quarterly magazine, because it was never that important to start. It is a compendium for millennials on what to wear, what to say and at times – how to think. Performing as a rag for the pompous generation, it has entered a new season for instructing its own sycophants on what to read via a list of 21 books that you should just not bother with. Some books that GQ axed are all time classics like, Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger, Hemingway’s, The Old man and the Sea, (G... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

7. Stephen Hawking - The Saddest Story Ever Told April 24, 2018 Cosmologist and theoretical physicist Stephen Hawking like Christopher Hitchens, and Richard Dawkins are, Darwinist, with a brand of prideful, over-confidant, and self-absorbed solipsism that drives their world view. By its nature it is a view that must depend on prior philosophic postulations. With millions of missing links and absolutely nothing, but speculation about what may have taken place billions of years ago, they call for everything from nothing. But even the gases or materials that supposedly came together for the big bang have to go unmentioned because they too cannot be expla... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

8. The Generation beyond Compare - A Call to Royalty April 16, 2018 The Generation beyond Compare – A Call to Royalty If we ask someone today, most would say we are the best generation of all time. We are educated, confident and ready with the help of science and our new found enlightenment to take the whole kit and caboodle to neighboring stars and galaxies. The Biblical worldview of today is quite different. The bible warns that the last generation will be in a great breakdown which it will perceive as a great breakthrough. The minds of moderns have already set a course to the stars, but the morals of moderns will be sliding into the depths of... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

9. The SOCIAL MEDIA Blues April 13, 2018 Facebook (FB) is today’s prominent social network, overtaking Myspace circa 2008, and as such, a widely exploited electronic process that allows family and so-called friends to stay in touch. At least that is the intention. One sends out and receives “friend requests” for acquaintances near and far. While most people seem to maintain a friend list of less than 100, others have thousands (count ‘em). A thousand friends? I mean, seriously, folks, get a grip. Comment: Anyone with 1,000 “friends” is probably trying to sell something. With Facebook, instead of writing individual letters one ma... (read more) Author: Gene Myers

10. Direct Primary Care: A New Healthcare Insurance Alternative April 12, 2018 Healthcare has been a long-standing and heated issue in the United States. Between insurance companies, government agencies and policies, it’s difficult for American families to get access to the healthcare they need. Direct Primary Care (DPC) is alternative to the traditional healthcare system in Utah that makes healthcare more affordable and readily available to more American families. Typical healthcare works like this; you begin by paying an outrageous premium to an insurance company. That company covers only certain medical care and then requires you to cover a large portion of the... (read more) Author: Arissa Dimond

11. Anti-Gun Marchers a Generation Long Product of liberalism March 31, 2018 Anti-Gun Marchers a Generation Long Product of liberalism It would seem that a Christian writer would be bound to say what is said here, but I would argue it only takes someone with their eyes wide open, no more, and no less. The first thing we look for when someone does some desperate act against humanity is the facts and details of their background. Oddly, we never think to look at our own collective behavior and background in order to trace the development of our own decline and or demise. That takes honesty that an angry crowd rarely possesses. How far back are we willing t... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

12. Graham is Gone - Are the Two Power Prophets Next? March 19, 2018 Since the passing of Billy Graham a plethora of voices has chimed in, each attempting to ascertain exactly what Graham’s death means in today’s world. Graham’s daughter, Anne Graham Lotz, Pastor Greg Laurie of Harvest Christian Fellowship, and television’s Sid Roth are all saying that Graham’s death may create the “spark” for a national and perhaps an international revival. Christianity could well use a revival in these days of worldwide apostasy and no one would discourage the move of God’s Spirit, but it is far more likely that the church may be concentrated rather than expanded in... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

13. Planned Parenthood vs. Gun Violence - Hypocrisy Greater Than the World Itself March 18, 2018 Planned Parenthood vs. Gun Violence – Hypocrisy Greater Than the World Itself With the help of some simple math, statistics and basic honesty this article could write itself. To clarify, guns are not the main topic here. To this writer it is not the second amendment, gun manufacturers or the NRA that is behind America’s rash of gun violence. It is a generation long plunge into Godlessness that robs people of hope, faith and morality. Add to that, the slaughter of innocent unborn babies to the tune of 60 million since 1973, these two are what make today’s nascent disrespect for life e... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

14. DIVERSITY or DIVISIVENESS? February 07, 2018 When I lived in the Houston area about 20 years ago, one of my tennis partners was rather unique. Fred, an African-American gentleman, was a retired military officer and teacher. He was still relatively young, early 50s, and used to speak repeatedly about the need for diversity in all aspects of US life. His “contribution” was three booklets he wrote for inner-city middle schools, which were mainly about how-to-speak-white. He also admitted to me (with a wink) that he used his sales pitch to get dates with single female school administrators, which I observed first hand was a successful strate... (read more) Author: Gene Myers

15. Which is Worse - False Prophecy or No Prophecy? January 31, 2018 The 100% accuracy rate of Messianic prophecies (First coming of Christ) makes ignoring the premillennial prophecies (Second coming of Christ) the single greatest folly in the history of mankind. That would include the church or anyone who dismisses these warnings out of hand. As to the question of which is worse; it is like finding that there is no exit door available when someone cries fire in a crowded room, or conversely, having someone pointing to a door that does not lead out of the burning building. It is a lose-lose situation. There are three main reasons why some of today’s c... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

16. SEXUAL HARASSMENT: The Tipping Point January 11, 2018 The print, electronic, and social media are going saliva-bubbling crazy these days over frenzied reports of sexual harassment like it’s some kind of new fad or phenomenon. Why, it’s practically the thing to do! Excuse me, but are any of us really shocked to learn about the Hollywood (wink, wink) casting couch, powerful politicians preying on fawning interns and followers; and full-of-themselves media personalities using their influence to get up-and-comers to go round-heels? I’m not suggesting their scumbag behavior is acceptable, but are any of us really surprised? I mean, REALLY??? ... (read more) Author: Gene Myers

17. Prophecy 2018 - History and Prophecy on a Collision Course January 11, 2018 This is the tenth message in a series which began with an article entitled, “Prophecy 2008.” While many of the changes in our world have been negative such as the same sex marriage ruling of “Obergefell v. Hodges,” and the many destructive policies of the Obama administration, the rest of the world hasn’t done much better than America. Europe is being subdued by the seventh century paganism of Islam, while her long and proud heritage is being cast into a waste heap of terror, oppression and fear. The Middle East is a seething pot of hatred for Jews and the false narrative that Palest... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

18. School Choice: Do the Claims Stand Up to Research? January 01, 2018 The idea that parents should have the right to remove their children from low-performing schools and enroll them in high-performing schools is the brainchild of Milton Friedman, a Nobel Laureate in economics. Friedman's idea is quite simple. If there was real competition for students by schools, quality would improve. It is this way in business. Why not in schools as well. The argument rests on two factors. 1) The definition of school performance and the measurement used to determine performance. 2) That competition is, indeed, a factor in school performance. On both these counts, the school c... (read more) Author: Roger Lewis Fischel

19. Educational Standards and the Ironic Distance December 28, 2017 Standards in education create what Slavoj Žyžek calls an ironic distance. One can think of this as a law that is ignored by all including the enforcers of that law. Another way to think about the ironic distance is as a social policy that is accepted by all but denied in practice. The former evokes visions of highway speed limits that are routinely ignored by motorists and only sporadically enforced by the police. The latter brings to mind blatant racism in a nation that claims it has extraordinary civil rights laws on the books. Finally, one might think of ironic distance as the religious lea... (read more) Author: Sara Dawson

20. Ten Thousand Times Brighter than the Star of Bethlehem December 21, 2017 Having been to the moon once, we are now confident that the rest of the universe is only a quantum leap ahead – if there were any quantum leaps to be had. But history has proven that men are traveling through the medium of time not the vast expanse of space – all men, throughout all time. It is an equation that a child can deduce. There is no argument. Haphazardly and mostly blind, we hope to see a bright portent, a perfect sign, and a light to guide us to the endless tomorrows we all suspect that await us. We know of the star that was given to point out where the Savior of mank... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

21. BATTLE WITH A BIDET December 20, 2017 So, here’s the deal: I was living in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA) trying to work a deal with the younger Khashoggi brother, Amr, to sell an oil additive to (among others) ARAMCO, the KSA national oil company, and YUSEF BIN ACHMED KANOO, a giant ocean transport corporation. I admit that selling an oil product to the Arabs was akin to selling ice to eskimos. Then again, it was an adventure; and I’m always up for adventures. My well-appointed flat was located on the fifth floor of the Al Khozama Towers adjacent to the Al Khozama Hotel. I was the first occupant, and the suite was sp... (read more) Author: Gene Myers

22. Want to Understand Trump's Travel Ban? - Take One Good Look at Europe December 07, 2017 We live in a day when good sound reasoning has taken a permanent sabbatical to the land of PC fantasy. MSM, Democrats and liberals and well over half of academia’s darlings have chosen to abide where truth never darkens the door. This condition is best illustrated by President Trump’s recent retweet of videos posted by a British nationalist who stands against the Islamisation of the United Kingdom, which clearly show Muslims in acts of serious violent crimes. One video shows Muslims beating up a crippled Dutch boy who needed crutches to walk. Another video captures a Muslim smashing ... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

23. CHRISTMAS: A HALLMARK MYTH? December 02, 2017 I grew up in the Midwest during the end of what climatologists call the Little Ice Age; a short period of time when the Northern Hemisphere was supposedly much colder than normal. What I recall about winter, up through my undergraduate college days, are frequent cold snaps and snow falling shortly after Thanksgiving accompanied by a season-long hard freeze. We built snowmen, had snowball fights and sledded down a hill at the local cemetery for the entire month of December. Snow continued to fall throughout the month, and rivers, lakes, and ponds were solid enough to support ice skating—and/or ... (read more) Author: Gene Myers

24. Victims at First Baptist Church in Texas, Not Just Murdered - They Were Martyred November 11, 2017 Many Americans especially Christians are now struggling to wrap their minds around the horrific slaughter of worshipers from the First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs, Texas. While it cannot bring back a single soul, nor will it alleviate all the suffering of the wounded, this writer, at last was able to see this as something more than just another act of terrorism with the help of two people I know. Former military chaplain Dr. Gordon James Klingenschmitt who hosts a website and full scale ministry called “Pray in Jesus Name,” (PIJN) interviewed Matt Barber, former associate de... (read more) Author: Michael Bresciani

25. HUNTERS AND WILD FRANK November 09, 2017 HUNTERS – INSENSITIVE AND DEPRAVED Wild Frank - Witness to the Execution Remnants of a primitive past. Harsh words indeed, but a drop in the ocean to the sentiments of these perverse examples of man at his worst. There were days when hunting seemed to be the only means of survival but essentially man was driven by motives that in his earlier days of scavenging probably drew him to pine for fresh meat eventually. Like the Gorilla and the Chimpanzee, he could survive on a vegetarian diet. But primates are mainly vegetarian and Man should have followed had it not been for th... (read more) Author: michael mifsud

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