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Not Just Noah's Ark - New Advances To Find The The Ark of The Covenant
The same technological advancements helping researchers identify possible remains of Noah’s Ark are now being applied to Jerusalem-arguably the most archaeologically complex and restricted site on earth. History is not fading. It is resurfacing.
What Is Going To Happen When The Oil Reserves Run Out And Tankers Stop Arriving
Right now nations all over the globe are running through their strategic energy reserves. Some nations have months of oil left, and some nations only have weeks of oil left. As those reserves start to run dry, we are going to witness a supply crunch that is absolutely unprecedented.
Slippery Slope: UK Police Continue Efforts To Criminalize Public Preaching
Bread of Life Community Church in Essex has received a Community Protection Notice that could make it a criminal offense for its pastor and members to preach in Colchester city centre - marking a potentially unprecedented move targeting an entire church and the content of its message, not just how it is delivered.
The Growing Anti-Israel Animus & The War With Iran
Growing anti-Israel animus in the United States isn't just a warning sign for American Jews. It suggests that America is going the same way as Europe, if more slowly.
12 Steps To The Mark Of The Beast - The Iran War Is Just The Trigger
The prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz will ripple through the entire global economy no matter when it opens and could destabilize our already fragile, debt-based monetary system, ushering in a completely new era. Here is the step-by-step process of how that could happen.
Buried Beneath the Mountains: Are We Closer Than Ever to Finding Noah’s Ark?
According to researcher Andrew Jones, recent scans using ground-penetrating radar have revealed what appear to be structured voids beneath the mountain formation--corridor-like tunnels running along the interior and a larger central chamber resembling an atrium. These are not random anomalies, he argues, but patterns that suggest intentional design.
Christians Will Need Discernment And Discipline To Prosper In The Age Of AI
We may be approaching the greatest societal change in the history of humanity. Not merely incremental. Not another economic cycle. But a shift so profound it will alter how we work, how we relate, how we understand truth, and how we define identity, meaning, and purpose. And it's not far off. It's coming quickly.
The Debate Over "Just War"
The latest clash between Pope Leo XIV and U.S. President Donald Trump raises a serious question: what, exactly, is a "just war".
Lessons From Europe: How Islamic Mass Migration Has Reshaped The Continent
Over the past 25 years in particular, much of Europe has been transformed by mass immigration from the Middle East and the Third World, bringing with it chain migration, Muslim culture and Sharia law, increased crime and violence, and a swollen burden on European welfare systems.
Truth No Longer Required: Montana Court Turns Birth Certificates Into Fiction
The recent decision by the Montana Supreme Court declaring that requiring birth certificates to reflect biological sex constitutes "transgender discrimination" is not just controversial--it is a sweeping redefinition of reality with far-reaching consequences.
A "Third Testament"? The Alarming Rise Of Pastors Who Reject God's Word
Welcome to the United Church of Christ, where the Bible has become "problematic." The New Testament is not the Word of God. And if certain passages offend? "We need to pull that page out." One pastor's conclusion: perhaps Christianity now needs a "Third Testament."
America Reads The Bible Kicks Off in D.C. In Record-Breaking Fashion
For 12 hours a day -- from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. (EST) -- until April 25, hundreds of Christian leaders are rotating in and out of the Museum of the Bible in downtown D.C., taking turns publicly reading through every verse from Genesis to Revelation. The historic event, called America Reads the Bible, is believed to be the largest of its kind in U.S. history.
