We need to recover the doctrine of the lesser magistrate to save our nation.

🚨BREAKING🚨 Governments can just reject Obergefell as the unjust ruling that it is.

This is so gay. Seriously though, sodomy and approval of it heap judgment on our nation. The longer we tolerate it in this manner, the deeper our nation will fall into wickedness. Biblically speaking, God has destroyed nations over two evils: sodomy & child sacrifice. America practices & praises both of these en masse. There is no saving America apart from repentance. We must end legalized sodomy & child sacrifice.

People who support baby murder or support baby murder for the "exceptions" should be church disciplined and if they do not repent they should be excomunicated.

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We don't want $2000 checks Abolish the income tax instead

It’s not.

Remember when abolitionists warned we would be heaping more judgment on our nation if christians overlooked Trump’s support for abortion? I don’t say this as a “gotcha” against those who disagreed with us. I say it as a loving reminder of biblical truth. We cannot fix our nation while openly compromising on child sacrifice. We will continue to fall deeper into depravity and despair. Call your legislators today. Demand they abolish abortion. PLEASE, Christians.

I would rather see prices drop so far that I am 40% underwater on my house than see 50-year mortgages become normal. 50 years of debt slavery. The worst part? A 50-year barely drops the payment over a 30-year mortgage. Banks just get two more decades of interest.

"So you can't afford a 30-year mortgage, but you're going to take out a 50-year mortgage to pay $300 less a month but pay $500,000 more to the bank by the end of the loan?" "That's correct, Dave."

Creating 50 year mortgages is not going to help young people’s lives. It is going to lock them into a lifelong mortgage where they’re forever in debt. This is a terrible terrible move and I pray to God it doesn’t actually happen.

This is a terrible terrible idea.

“You shall not commit adultery.” Exodus 20:14 This man claims to be a Christian. So freaking sick. This is just as poisonous as any feminists nonsense.

They’re openly admitting that abortion is child sacrifice. Women are not victims of abortion.

Important points to remember with regard to Sola Scriptura (and its defense) in no particular order: 1.) Sola Scriptura is the statement that Holy Scripture is the only infallible rule of faith given to the Christian church, not that Scripture is the only rule of faith. Creeds and confessions are rules of faith, but the authority they have is derivative. What this means is that the reason why they have any authority at all is because they are an accurate summary of Biblical teaching, but they are not infallible, meaning they can (and do) err. 2.) The idea of the Scriptures being the only infallible rule of faith flows from the fact that the Scriptures are the only source of God-breathed, or divinely inspired, revelation the church currently possesses. The Scriptures are the very voice of God (2 Tim. 3:16, Matt. 22:31-32) and thus have authority over all human teaching. Since nothing else possesses this divine quality today, they are the only infallible rule of faith. 3.) Closely related to the last point is that Sola Scriptura is a statement of authority with specific respect to the current state of the New Covenant church post AD 70. Obviously during the times of living prophets and apostles, there were other sources of divine revelation besides the Scriptures. 4.) Sola Scriptura is a statement of epistemological authority, not a statement about hermeneutic. And so, when critics point to variations amongst Protestant doctrine Sola Scriptura is not to be blamed for this. Citing the Scriptures as your ultimate authority does not automatically determine exegetical conclusions. 5.) The primary sufficiency of the Scriptures is seen in theological and spiritual applications (2 Tim. 3:16-17) for the elders and teachers within the church. This does not mean the Bible's authority is limited only to the spiritual realm, it simply means that when Scriptural sufficiency is confessed, faith and godly living are primarily in view. 6.) The Scriptures are perspicuous, meaning they are clear and easy to understand. Not that every single part of the Scripture is as easy to understand as other parts, but that a simple person with an adequate reading comprehension can take and read, and apprehend what he needs to know in order to have peace with God and live in a manner pleasing to Him. 7.) In the same way that Scripture's authority comes from its Divine inspiration, the canon of Scripture is understood simply to be those books that God has inspired as opposed to other books. The canon is not created by the Church, but rather it is received. By the internal witness of the Holy Spirit, Christ's sheep hear the Shepherd's voice in the sacred text.

No one can thwart the will of God—not even Mary.

Selling young men a scapegoat by blaming young women for their problems will be absolutely detrimental to them.

It depends on what you mean by “interpretation.” Interpretation implies that the text itself is not accessible or understandable in its current state and that it requires a middle man to be understood. It implies that the text is coded & needs to be translated. For example, If I had a cook book written in French, I would need an “interpreter” to translate the words into English for me before I could even begin to understand. Whereas the “teacher” would help show me how to take the recipes in the text and apply it to my meals at home. They would show me how to crack an egg without getting shells in or how to kneed the dough more effectively. The teacher wouldn’t be necessary for me to understand the recipes or to start cooking the meals. They would just help me apply the techniques mentioned in the recipes better or they would help me understand why the recipe has certain ingredients. “We use baking soda in this recipe because it does X” or “the butter needs to be cold so that it can create more flakey layers in the biscuits.”

"Since, therefore, we have now been justified by his blood, much more shall we be saved by him from the wrath of God." Romans 5:9 Jesus, who is God, saved us from the wrath of God.

Don't you just pity