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Why Political Activism in the Pulpit is Part of the Gospel of the Kingdom

If we are going to transform culture we need to engage and shift the influencers toward biblical values at the highest levels in every major sphere of society. We cannot only reach masses of people and change political elections. If we don’t reach the 3-5% who are the decision makers, then we will never reach our goals of societal transformation.

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The Origin and Dangers of the ‘Wall of Separation’ Between Church and State

Government

The rhetoric of “separation of church and state” and “a wall of separation” has been instrumental in transforming judicial and popular constructions of the First Amendment from a provision protecting and encouraging religion in public life to one restricting religion’s place and role in civic culture. This transformation has undermined the “indispensable support” of religion in our system of republican self-government. This fact would have alarmed the framers of the Constitution, and we ignore it today at the peril of our political order and prosperity.

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God, Politics, & the Kingdom of God

General

In this article, Joseph Mattera provides us with great insight concerning the reasons why Christians should not only not avoid politics, but actually have a biblical mandate to be actively involved.

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Tomorrow Everything Changes

Government

Brothers and sisters, tomorrow is the day we put a stop to the irresponsible nonsense that we’ve put up with for the past several decades from our elected officials. The progressive agenda has been a cancer which has infected both Democrat and Republican parties. It’s time to return to the core principles of our Founding [...]

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America’s Ruling Class — And the Perils of Revolution

Business

By Angelo M. Codevilla from the July 2010 – August 2010 issue of The American Spectator. (Reprinted in it’s entirety. Vitally important information for such a time as this.) As over-leveraged investment houses began to fail in September 2008, the leaders of the Republican and Democratic parties, of major corporations, and opinion leaders stretching from [...]

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Humanistic Governments vs. God’s Kingdom

Government

There are many good evangelical leaders who believe that having big government is good as long as it aids the poor, supports their non-profit community programs, and perpetuates what they define as social justice. I have nothing personal against these leaders but feel compelled to tackle some of the root differences I have with programs like ObamaCare and overreaching federal government in general. This article is meant to help us understand why a large, centrally-controlled state government is actually a rival kingdom to the Kingdom of Christ.

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ObamaCare – The End Of America As We Know Her?

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George Bakalov is an immigrant from Bulgaria and a fellow apostle and fellow member of ICA (International Coalition of Apostles). His views on Obamacare and America’s current march towards socialism are very enlightening. His blog can be found at http://blog.georgebakalov.net Seven years ago our family relocated to the United States. Most people come to America [...]

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America’s Post-Christian Future?

General

Former President Ronald Reagan said the nine most terrifying words in the English language are, ‘I’m from the government and I’m here to help.’ Yet the size of America’s government is exploding and if you want to see where big government will lead the U.S., take a look at Britain. I believe that this is [...]

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The Accomplishments of Sarah Palin

Government

Sarah Palin is impossible to ignore these days. It continues to amaze me at what a polarizing influence this remarkable woman has on people. Hated by the liberals and adored by conservatives, Gov. Palin is a hot topic of discussion on both sides. Unfortunately, most of the conversation is irrelevant in that it doesn’t really [...]

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Tea Parties: Misunderstood and Vastly Underrated

Government

By Kyle-Anne Shiver Excerpt: “Elected officials of every political stripe ought to be shaking down to their Gucci loafers and pumps. History is forming and firming up harder than the proverbial brick wall right outside their congressional glass house. Yet they seem utterly oblivious…” “The spirit of 1776 reigns at Tea Parties. It’s awfully hard [...]

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