Wednesday, September 16

Politics after Christendom: Political Theology in a Fractured World

Man As God: Technology & Globalism

Alien Abduction Syndrome: A Critical Analysis

UFO Disclosure Is About To Collide With World Religion

Colmar Manor Bible Church Fireside Chat

The Christian Century Fails To Conceal Agenda In Editorial On Masks

In the October 2026 edition of the Christian Century, the monthly Peter Marty editorial is titled “Masks hide us — and Shape Us”.

One doesn’t imagine this publication was all that concerned about the psychologically manipulative and deleterious nature of masks during the Plague Cult hysteria.

It is revealing as to The Christian Century’s true agenda that Marty justifies his hypothesis by referencing the Patriot Front march when 400 masked alleged “White ethno nationalists” perambulated in rhythmic synchronicity through parts of Washington, DC.

Marty writes, “It’s fair to wonder why White supremacists cover their faces if they think they are really doing the right thing.”

Yet he says nothing in opposition to the Black Lives Matter, Antifia, and Intifada types that not only shrouded their countenances but who destroyed and looted far more property than the Patriotic Front despite its ideological shortcomings.

by Frederick Meekins

Monday, September 14

What Happened To Christianity Today?: The Story Nobody Is Telling

Marzuli Makes Wild Claims Then Gets Ticked Off He Questioned In Interview

A Review Of “Attributes Of God On F.I.R.E: Probing Fourteen Character Traits Of God To Imitate”

With the F.I.R.E. method, Dr. Ken Burge, Sr. is diligently carving out a niche for one of the most effective systematized approaches to the study and application of the Scripture available today.

Previously applied to specific books of the Bible, in “Attributes Of God On F.I.R.E: Probing Fourteen Character Traits Of God To Imitate”, Dr. Burge utilizes the methodology to better acquaint the believer with what can be known about God from the Bible.

Awed by the ways in which God differs from ourselves that we are not (known as the via negativa) such as infinite, immaterial, and eternal, we often forget that our own nature is a conscribed reflection of His.

In this study, Dr. Burge emphatically details those characteristics that we in our own human nature share with the Almighty in a finite form derived from and bestowed by God.

These include truth, mercy, love, and even sanctified jealousy.

By definition, no subject is more complex than that of God.

Dr. Ken Burge is not only to be commended for the reverent enthusiasm in which he takes on such a formidable topic but for also engaging this study in such a way that fellow believers are able to reflect upon these profundities as well.

By Frederick Meekins

What Is The Old Catholic Church Of North America?

The History of the Ancient World: From the Earliest Accounts to the Fall of Rome

Pastor Hop Scotches Across New Testament To Link Halloween Celebration With Idolatry