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31. A Plea to British Christians Not to Idolise the Queen by Max Aplin  
    It is common for British Christians to idolise the queen. However, all idolatry is a serious sin, and, in any case, the queen seems to have done a poor job of being the British head of state.
    
    
32. How Seriously Should Christians Take Warnings of Climate Change? by Max Aplin  
    The vast majority of climate scientists warn us that continuing to burn huge amounts of coal, oil and gas will lead to an increase in the number and intensity of droughts, floods and storms. These weather events often cause widespread death and suffering, especially in poorer parts of the world. Nothing about the warnings of climate scientists contradicts the Christian faith. We should therefore take them very seriously.
    
    
33. Remember Christians Who Are Being Persecuted for the Faith by Max Aplin  
    The Bible makes it clear that followers of Jesus can expect to be persecuted. In many parts of the world Christians are persecuted severely for the faith, often resulting in imprisonment or even death. We all need to help our brothers and sisters who are suffering in this way. We can help by praying, by putting pressure on politicians, and by giving money.
    
    
34. MONEY OR KNOWLEDGE: WHAT SHOULD BE THE FOCUS OF THE YOUTH? by Ogaga Eruteya  
    Money and Knowledge are two crucial factors in the life of every youth. As such, they are torn in-between which to pursue. When everything is considered, it will be realized that it is better to seek money by first seeking knowledge and to use money so accrued to further pursue and promote knowledge.
    
    
35. Every Christian Should Be a World Christian by Max Aplin  
    The early Christians took a lot of interest in their fellow believers throughout the known world. We too should be finding out about, praying for and helping Christians the world over. We should also make ourselves aware of what is going on in world affairs more generally, especially so that we can pray in an informed way.
    
    
36. Jehovah Hasn't Changed A Bit by Tesse Wilson  
    God remains consistent with his word...
    
    
37. A Prayer for Israel in Troubled Times by Robert Hawes  
    In the waning hours of presidency, Barack Obama is trying to very hard to divide the land of Israel and impose a two-state solution. I believe it is critical that the people of God publicly condemn and distance ourselves from this action.
    
    
38. Come With Me by louis gander  
    Please come with me while we stand tall
    and give to those awaiting call
    who haven't any hope.
    My tears run as a waterfall,
    pour off my cheeks for one and all.
    I don't know how they cope.
    
    Now Susie is a dancer
    She's nine, but now has cancer.
    She's on a newer drug.
    The days are slow. She sits alone
    'tween night and day in twilight zone.
    She needs someone to hug.
    
    Meet David with clef palate
    who plays on old (SEE MORE)
    
    
39. Be Thankful by Tony Grater  
    What if we couldn't see, or hear the people we don't like? Could we still hate them?
    
    
40. Intoxicated by the world by sana edoja  
    What are the chances of God saving us for this evil world?
    
    
41. The Truth as I see it by Jack Corcoran  
    it is my sincere belief that our country is under attack because God is angry and He is allowing it. Why is He angry? Because we have lost our moral compass. The morality in the USA is as low as I ever remember it.
    
    
42. Three Powerful Weapons Battling Islam's Cultural Jihad by Dannie Hawley  
    Beginning with several definitions needed to understand cultural jihad, the strategy outlined by the Muslim Brotherhood is briefly discussed. The three powerful weapons Christians possess to battle cultural jihad inside our borders are described, along with web addresses for additional information.
    
    
43. One Critical Difference Between Christianity and Islam by Dannie Hawley  
    The intrinsic contrasts between Christianity and Islam concerning peace and forgiveness are briefly discussed. An explanation of the difference centers on how Jesus is perceived. The focus on Jesus sharing the yoke offers encouragement to the reader.
    
    
44. In Whose God Do We Trust? by Dannie Hawley  
    Beginning with a brief history of the American motto, the question of in whose God we're putting our trust is addressed. The contrast between the Allah of Islam and Jehovah of the Bible explains why only the man, Abraham, is the same for all three religions.
    
    
45. Come To Their Rescue by louis gander  
    For those who live outside my world,
    how can I really care?
    What can I do while I am here -
    and they are over there?
    
    
46. Givers & Takers by louis gander  
    Inside this world of hate and love
    of sour and dessert,
    so many 'take' while others 'give'.
    with sacrificial hurt.
    
    
47. The State of the Solution by Jennifer Champion  
    A look at what the bible says about war and the solution to terrorism.
    
    
48. THIS PRESENT CONDITION by Ramona Cook  
    Really, there is no need to despair. The Living God works everywhere!
    
    
49. America the Home of PTSD by Linda Wattley  
    The body is lying down, but the mind, emotions and heart is still moving. They will never rest as they once rest before they experienced the realities trauma.
    
    
50. This Wide World by louis gander  
    Frustrated, I so often am
    when I see Christian seed -
    'hawking' books or their CDs..
    I'm hurt, so much, indeed.
    
    
51. Living Free by Jennifer Champion  
    A Christian's view of the current state of the United States
    
    
52. Should We Travel the Stars? by Stephen Williamson  
    There may be a couple aspects of space travel that you had not thought of. Read and see for yourself.
    
    
53. A Better Way To Celebrate February 14.19 by Olawale Ogunsola  
    February 14 has been chosen world.wide to celebrate love. This celebration has not only been abused but those who did so live to regret it. These people celebrate lust or evil desire and not LOVE. There are better ways to celebrate real love.
    
    
54. Who Prayed For Paul? by Abby Kelly  
    
    Might God dramatically change the trajectory of history if Christians today pray for the persecutors?
    
    
55. A Few Comments from a Christian Perspective on the Murders at Charlie Hebdo by Max Aplin  
    Following the horrific murders at the magazine Charlie Hebdo, there has been widespread support for the magazine and for Western values. The civil right to freedom of expression is something that is largely beneficial. However, the idea that people have a human right to say whatever they want to is completely unchristian and denies the sovereignty of God. We should offend people only when it is necessary.
    
    
56. What to Think About the State of Things by Abby Kelly  
    In spite of the dreary facts, the good report is that Christ has won, our eternity is secure, God loves us, He desires that none should perish, He works all things for our good, He never leaves us and every promise He made is sure.
    
    
57. What American Christians Do With Ebola by Abby Kelly  
    If Ebola hadn't singed the edge of my own world, I doubt it would have dramatically altered my prayer life. Late September, I got a call from my husband while I was visiting my sisters several states away. Out of the wild blue, he told me that his unit, the 101st Airborne, had received orders to deploy to Liberia, Africa, with very short notice.
    
    
58. Oh, Woe to Thee Evildoers! by Jennifer Champion  
    An article on God's promise to take care of those that persecute and murder Christians.
    
    
59. Of Medical Waste and Babies by Terry L. Brown  
    It was discovered that some hospitals in England admitted to burning thousands of "fetal bodies" along with other hospital medical waste. Further, some of these hospitals were burning these "fetal bodies" to use as a source of material to heat the hospitals. Shocking? Yes. But why?
    
    
60. The Countdown . . . . by Ethel Ashe-Frear  
    From my own lack of 'knowledge and understanding' I did not realize that the holocaust to come is a judgment on America. I finished reading the book by Jonathan Cahn, "The Harbinger" in two days. I now knew for sure.
    
    

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