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Time to Sigh and Cry!
This week Steve Myers and I did three commentaries on abortion. The 39th anniversary...

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A blog post by Amanda Boyer

Do you ever feel like your whole world is spinning constantly? Well, it is, and at amazing speeds. The earth, at the point of the equator, spins at approximately 1,000 miles per hour about its axis and at about 67,000 miles per hour around the sun!

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A blog post by Darris McNeely
Time to Sigh and Cry!

This week Steve Myers and I did three commentaries on abortion. The 39th anniversary of the United States Supreme Court decision to legalize abortion had passed last Sunday, January 22, without a great deal of attention. The great American distractions of sports, entertainment and politics obscured any significant public discussion of this continued stain upon the life of Americans.

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A blog post by Darris McNeely

We have received quite a bit feedback on a recent Beyond Today Daily we did on the subject of Christ's resurrection and the Days of Unleavened Bread. This grew out of comments made on a Beyond Today television program where we covered the subject of God's festivals and their meaning for Christians today.

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A blog post by Darlene Lausted
Giving God a Time-In

We all know what time-outs are, right? That is where a child is made to sit in the corner after doing some bad. How about a time-in? That is just the opposite.

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A blog post by Darris McNeely
Attendees of the Kingdom of God Bible seminar in New York City.

The message of the Kingdom of God will always pierce the clutter of secular messages that steal our time and attention. Last weekend's second round of seminars remind us God is not done adding to His Church.

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Depenney said...

Very inspiring and helpful. We all need to remember what a great and good Father we have and we can put total trust in Him no matter the issue. Thank you for this reminder.

dusty said...

Re: Rev. 9:16: A physical army containing 200,000,000 horsemen and 200,000,000 horses is a physical impossibility. These have to be super-natural beings.

Bible commentaries sometimes don’t get it right, but here I believe Jamieson, Fausset, and Brown are right on in their comment on Rev. 9:16:

The hosts here...

TinaPanagos said...

I am wondering if anyone really even asks this question. I overheard it said on televison and HAD to google this. I am not quite surprised at the validity. The things we learn. Now I am getting a yen to research more on the Bible.

Thank you for the knowledge.
Tina

dschuster said...

This sermon really clarifies what our crown is and how we can lose it! So glad I took the time to listen!

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