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News Analysis from a prophetic Christian Worldview

No, the Hardest Word

The story of Balaam and Balak in Numbers 22–25 is one of the most ironic and haunting narratives in the Torah. It’s ...
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The Prophetic Mystery of the Red Heifer

Much has been written about the Red Heifer and the mystery surrounding its significance to the end times. Numbers 19:1–22 ...
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SCOTUS may have “kept” the Republic

President Trump’s executive actions on immigration, agency rollbacks, and federal hiring, have been repeatedly halted by district court “universal injunctions,” ...
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Stupidocrisy: New York City

Well done, New York City. You’ve gone from the Big Apple to the Rotten Core. Apparently, it’s not enough to ...
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FDA quietly updates heart warnings on COVID shots—too little, too late

During the COVID-19 pandemic, America witnessed an unprecedented propaganda campaign that steamrolled dissent, censored legitimate questions, and vilified anyone who ...
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Lawfare and the Rise of Soft Tyranny in America

Americans are wakening to the war being waged against those who are critical of the left, in particular, the Democratic ...
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Stupidocrisy: The Coup We Lived Through

As we approach Independence Day, let’s talk about a recent revolution. America, once a beacon of representative government, was quietly ...
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America’s sinister revolution on Independence Day eve

Americans are preparing to celebrate Independence Day and the American Revolution, but in the shadows brews a darker, more sinister ...
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Rebellion and the Firepans of Presumption

Numbers 16 through 18 delivers a thunderous message—one of rebellion, divine authority, and the sobering truth that God defines how ...
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The American Chronicles: The No Fun Zones of Rehoboth Beach

Packing for the beach used to be simple. Our RV is actually a rolling apartment on wheels. Forget a chair? ...
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