Prayers of faith echo through eternity
By Bill Wilson |
This week’s reading in Genesis 18:1-22:24, Vayera (“And He Appeared”), overflows with revelation and testing. The Lord appears to Abraham at the ...
Read More Daily Jot Special Report—Prophetic impact of the 2025 Election
By Bill Wilson |
New York City voters chose Zohran Mamdani, a self-described democratic socialist and the city’s first Muslim mayor. NYC is the ...
Read More The American Chronicles: Autumn Trails at Hocking Hills
By Bill Wilson |
The road into Hocking Hills curled through gold and crimson trees, the kind of drive that makes you forget about ...
Read More Go For Yourself
By Bill Wilson |
Genesis 12:1–17:27, Lech Lecha (“Get Yourself Out”), recounts Abram’s journey of faith and obedience. Called by God to leave Ur for ...
Read More Stupidocrisy: Believing Hamas
By Bill Wilson |
The world is watching Hamas publicly residents of Gaza while so many in the West parrot claims of Israeli genocide. ...
Read More When leaders reward lawlessness
By Bill Wilson |
Here’s the hard truth: laws don’t create consequences, choices do. When leaders downplay enforcement or reward defiance, they invite more ...
Read More Noach: A Flood of Grace and Faithfulness
By Bill Wilson |
With God grieving over humanity’s corruption, Genesis 6:9–11:32, paints a sobering picture of a world gone wicked. But amid the ...
Read More A Master Class on News Manipulation
By Bill Wilson |
On Tuesday, October 14, 2025, on MSNBC’s The Briefing, host Jen Psaki, former Biden White House Press Secretary, teed up Rep. ...
Read More Stupidocrisy: Media says Security Policy is the Death of Free Speech
By Bill Wilson |
The mainstream media has discovered a brand-new constitutional crisis: the Pentagon wants them to wear press credentials and have escorts ...
Read More Dems Rigging Elections While Yelling “Rigging”
By Bill Wilson |
Barack Obama pops into California politics with a straight face and a script: “Republicans want to steal enough seats in ...
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