God says it is fine for one nation to be more prosperous, more powerful, and above other nations.

When we are learning to drive, we are given all kinds of instructions to do or not to do. Although all those instructions are not necessary to drive safely, each one is probably good for us to do. We know that during a driving test, we might not drive exactly as we would regularly drive while on our own. We know that while teaching our children to drive, we do not allow them to do things we might do. Experience, age, or arrogance might cause us to violate our own rules.

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Numbers 23:19 “God is not a man, that he should lie; neither the son of man, that he should repent: hath he said, and shall he not do it? or hath he spoken, and shall he not make it good?”

2 Timothy 3:12 “Yea, and all that will live godly in Christ Jesus shall suffer persecution.”

Good Morning,

I do not believe the justice department is just.
I do not believe the weather reports truly report weather.
I do not believe the WHO (World Care Organization) cares about health…

One matter that affects all of us on almost a continual basis is finances. Maybe a young couple is trying to find a way to buy a house, put their children in a Christian school, and provide transportation to and from work. Money really does constantly affect us. When medical bills are added to the load, a hole in our money bag seems to appear. In actuality, this is a biblical principle:

Psalm 27:13 “I had fainted, unless I had believed to see the goodness of the LORD in the land of the living.”

Most of us have watched sporting events in which one person dominates the game. Superior athletes are real; it seems as if something different was placed inside them at birth. We have also seen the amazing running back helped by the unknown lineman; the great batter still needs a good team fielding the ball, otherwise they would lose every game; even the superior solo tennis player must have a coach.

Most of us are familiar with the story of Daniel in the lion’s den. The story is found in Daniel chapter 6. Many wonderful lessons are found in this chapter, but I would like to point out just a few. You may want to read through chapter 6 as you look at these points regarding Daniel and his circumstances:

We, as Americans, have had our heritage slowly and methodically taken away from us. The great founders and framers have been maligned. Our founding documents have been assaulted and ignored. Our national sins have been magnified while our deeds of righteousness have been forgotten. This is a tragic and satanic process with cataclysmic effects. It will be, to quote one vile President, the fundamental restructuring of our nation.

Philippians 4:8 “Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things.”

Most religious people have a warped view of God. The common religious person pictures a god that matches their own views, not the God of the Bible. Often, I have heard someone say that a God of love could not send someone to Hell, or that a loving God could not burn up Sodom. The people who make Jesus out to be a passive, tender man forget that He threw over the money changers’ tables and called religious leaders “snakes.”

When Paul wrote to the Philippian church, he made it clear that the things in his life were not all centered on his own personal pleasures. Giving God glory was far more important to Paul than his feeling good or being treated well.

When we start reading the Scriptures in Genesis, in the second chapter, we already find the wicked one raising his head in a place of perfection.

When Jesus left Heaven, He left a perfect place to go to an imperfect place. Jesus walked through life as a perfect man, dwelling among imperfect men. He dealt fairly and honestly with all, while their dealings were far from proper or just.

It seems that one of the problems humanity struggles with is forgiveness. Forgiveness is referenced in books, movies, and often in Scripture; the decision to forgive remains difficult, but it is of utmost importance. We read about it on wall hangings; but honesty, we know what is right, yet it remains difficult.

Can you imagine anything more absurd than evolution? Look at your cars; the fact that your car is not as good as it once was proves entropy. Things wear down, break, rust, and fall apart. These evolutionists act as though everything is getting better and better; but mankind is certainly not getting better, we just keep killing each other with more advanced techniques.