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The Hidden Dangers of Polyester Underwear

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The issue of microplastics has gained increasing attention as a major health concern. These tiny plastic particles, which originate from the breakdown of larger plastic items, have been found in various ecosystems and even in the human body. One alarming discovery is the presence of microplastics in male testicles, with polyester underwear being identified as one of the culprits.

A Golden Opportunity to Rebuild Christendom

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The world is witnessing a rapid and unprecedented erosion of institutional trust at every layer of society. From politics to media, from academia to science, and from healthcare to technology, the foundations of our institutions are crumbling. This widespread loss of faith in our established systems is not only a crisis of confidence but also a unique opportunity for Christians to rebuild Christendom.

You Need To Be Babymaxxing: A Call to Action for Christians

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A disturbing trend has been emerging over the past few decades: the birth rate of every US state, along with the birth rate in most western nations, has dipped below the replacement population level. This has sparked widespread concern and fear, as this demographic shift could have catastrophic consequences for the long-term survival of some of the world’s most prosperous and influential societies and people groups.

The Wartime Church

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The recent incidents at Jesus Dwelling Place Church in North Braddock, Pennsylvania, and the Assyrian Christ The Good Shepherd Church in western Sydney serve as stark reminders that Christians are at war whether we acknowledge it or not. The attempted shooting of Pastor Glenn Germany and the stabbing of Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel underscore the need for self-defense training and a strategic plan for our churches. We must recognize that we are living in a time of war – a war against our faith, our values, and our way of life. To effectively navigate this tumultuous period, it is essential for pastors and churches to adopt a wartime mindset, as opposed to a peace time one that many currently hold.

Do I need to remind you of what has been happening over the past year? How “Christ is King” has been labeled “antisemitic?” Or how Resurrection Sunday was mocked by the Biden White House with a declaration of “trans visibility?” Or how about our elected representatives passing “hate speech” legislation that effectively outlaw parts of the Bible? Not to mention how quickly we forget the horrific massacre of six Christians including three young children at a Nashville school. Being winsome and “nice” won’t cut it anymore, Christian. It’s time to get serious.

The House Passes H.R. 6090: A Threat to the Christian Faith and an Affront to Free Speech

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The United States House of Representatives has passed H.R. 6090, a bill that criminalizes basic Biblical Truth. This alarming legislation seeks to weaponize the Civil Rights Act for the enforcement of federal anti-discrimination laws, thus having a chilling effect on the free speech of Christians across the nation.

Balkanization: The Inevitable Path Forward for America

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The United States of America is undergoing a radical demographic shift, with tens of millions of people from various cultures and beliefs being imported into the country over the past few decades. This transformation raises a critical question: Can a nation survive such a significant demographic change and remain united? The answer, as history has shown, is unequivocally no.

Resurrection Sunday Mocked By The Antichrists Running The Biden White House

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The Biden White House just announced a proclamation declaring this Sunday, Resurrection Sunday, as the “Transgender Day of Visibility.” This follows almost one year after a member of the trans community unleashed a wave of devastation upon Christians in Nashville that ended the lives of six of our brothers and sisters in Christ including three young children.

Who Are God’s Chosen People?

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by Pastor Andrew Isker

“We must give eleventy gazillion dollars to Israel because ‘they are God’s Chosen People’ and ‘those who bless you I will bless’” is a refrain Christians have been told their entire lives. There is no single theological issue that is the cause of greater confusion among Christians than what the status of Israel is in the New Covenant. 

Christians are in the New Covenant. Most Christians understand this. But the confusion begins when we consider the Old Covenant. What was the point of the Old Covenant? 

When God made a Covenant with Abraham and then developed it further with his descendants under Moses, what was the purpose of it? 

How is the New Covenant made in Jesus’s blood so radically different? 

These are questions that were sorted out throughout the New Testament. And despite much of the New Testament dealing with this issue, and millennia of Christian tradition extrapolating from it, confusion reigns today.

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