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A: 2/15/2020
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Was Washington a Christian?
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we ashamed of our nation's heritage? Was Washington a Christian or a deist? Did
he own slaves? Peter
Lillback, author of George
Washington's Sacred Fire, gives the benefits we have because of our First
President. Washington refused to make himself king but instead chose to become
our first President. He believed the power entrusted to him was a sacred
fire of liberty. He said, "The two indispensable pillars for any government
are religion and morality." Peter
Marshall, author of The
Light and the Glory, describes how God supernaturally protected
Washington and saved our rag-tag Continental army. |   |
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B: 2/8/2020
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have convinced many impressionable students that Marxism helps the poor more than
capitalism. But socialism and communism not only haven't helped the poor but have
slaughtered them. The USSR and China slaughtered about 100 million people
in the last century. What's the difference between liberalism, socialism and communism?
Jesus and the early Christians were not socialists! Jay
Richards, author of
Money, Greed, & God, dispels economic myths that lead students
to become socialists. How do moral issues affect economic issues? The biggest
cause of poverty is single motherhood. |   |
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A: 2/1/2020
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This Life is Not the End of Me part 2
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do all things work for the good for someone with brain cancer? Dr
Lee Warren, a neurosurgeon and Iraq war veteran, is the author of
I've
Seen the End of You- a Neurosurgeon's Look at Faith, Doubt and the Things We Think
We Know. There's a spiritual aspect of entering the most inner part of
a person's mind in brain surgery. The most excruciating moments in a doctor's
practice is asking a loved one to take their loved one off life support. These
inspirational accounts reveal a profound faith in some patients who pray that
God would take them home to heaven. Dr Warran tells of the devastating loss of
his own son. |   |
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B: 1/25/2020
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This Life is Not the End of Me part 1
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will each face the fear and pain of our death or a loved one. How we respond will
show a deep faith or shallow religiosity. Dr
Lee Warren, a neurosurgeon and Iraq war veteran, is the author of
I've
Seen the End of You- a Neurosurgeon's Look at Faith, Doubt and the Things We Think
We Know. As a Christian doctor, how can he honestly pray for a patient
who has a type of brain cancer that's almost 100% fatal? In this gripping, inspirational
memoir, you will get an honest look between his faith and his medical experience.
His testimony will stir your faith as you hear the insightful and profound thoughts
of a brilliant surgeon! | |
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A: 1/18/2020
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Protecting Life pt 2
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you imagine the owner of the abortion clinic coming into your child's school to
teach children sex ed? The abortion clinic owner, Carol
Everett, author of Blood
Money, said that's exactly what she did, because it increased her abortion
business. Her clinic prescribed birth control pills they knew would enable girls
to become pregnant. Carol Everett, who was responsible for the deaths of over
35,000 babies, tells the truth about sex ed. Planned Parenthood counselors
have degenerated into telling children to experiment with deviant sexual behavior.
Anyone with kids in school needs to hear this fascinating program. |   |
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B: 1/11/2020
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babies is not just a political issues it is a human rights issue. With
a pro-life President, the abortion holocaust is close to ending. Gianna
Jessin, who survived an abortion, is a voice from God telling us that
we're killing His babies. Dr
Bernard Nathanson, author of The
Hand of God, was the infamous abortionist who operated the largest abortion
mill in the world, killing over 75,000 babies including his own son.
He tells how they used words, like calling baby killing simply a woman's choice
or reproductive heath, which helped make abortion legal. Partial birth abortion
is really infanticide. |   |
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A: 1/4/2020
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Elimination of Hurry
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you ruled by the tyranny of the urgent, hurrying through life and not enjoying
it? Are you addicted to being busy or to your i-phone? Hurry, anxiety and stress
are enemies of a healthy spiritual life that separate us from God. John
Mark Comer gave up his 7000-member mega-church, because he was burned
out. He now pastors a smaller church in Portland. John Mark Comer, the author
of The
Ruthless Elimination of Hurry, says Jesus life was not hurried but full
of peace, love and joy. Slow down, spend time with God and have a better
life. Since Jesus needed solitary time in prayer, we much more do we? |   |
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B: 12/28/2019
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you thank God for every situation in your life, even the bad ones? Could you thank
God for a child with ADHD or blindness? God has a gift for you that will enable
you to go through the worst of times and enrich you to enjoy the best of times.
Merlin
Carothers, author of Prison
to Praise, which isn't about a prison with bars but a prison of circumstances,
says praising the Lord in bad circumstances demonstrates trust in Him. Praise
is not a magic formula to manipulate God but genuine gratitude that
pleases God and gives you His peace and joy and sometimes-miraculous answers.
Praise works wonders! |   |
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A: 12/21/2019
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True Meaning of Christmas
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It's amazing that the God who created
everything from nothing came to earth as a single cell. Bruce
Marchiano, the gifted actor who played the part of Jesus in more
movies than any other actor, gives a profound description of the joy and wonder
of Jesus Christ. Jesus was a man of joy demonstrating the Kingdom with
miraculous signs. He came to serve and give people healing and life, but many,
to their own detriment, walked away. God gave up the riches of heaven to live
a humble life and die for others. God in the flesh describes Himself as gentle
and humble. He is a sensitive man full of love for lost people.
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B: 12/14/2019
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Classic Christmas Composers
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not be Christmas without Christmas music. It's ironic that public schools
censor out any music that mentions Jesus as Lord, yet the greatest musicians
were Christians. Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Handel... were born again Christians
who loved our Lord. Dr
Patrick Kavenaugh, author of Devotions
from the World of Music, and Raising
Musical Kids, gives some fascinating details into the lives of the
world's greatest composers and some great ideas how to help your child develop
a love for good music. What do you say when your little Mozart wants
to quit his music lessons? |
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