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Justin Peters warns that ‘moralism’ and ‘politics’ are not the role of the church, that abortion and homosexuality are a form of Gods judgement upon America

Interestingly, this presentation was given during the presidency of Barack Obama, way before the slogan “Make America great again” became popular. Peters warns that professing Christians should not be so fixed on making America better. Because the role of the church is not to make America better again, it’s to preach (or share) the true

Short video of Dr. Pipa Addressing Same Sex Attractions and the 2018 Revoice Conference

Unfortunately today a growing number a ‘professing’ Christians, perhaps from every denomination (and non-denomination), have normalized same sex attractions. This belief is not only unbiblical, it is anti-biblical. To be objective, this false teaching is within reformed churches, and non-reformed churches. Recently I wrote a book review on a booklet entitled “Homosexuality and the Bible,”

Vice President Mike Pence, a professing Christian, endorses, praises, and swears-in homosexual Richard Grenell as a U.S. Ambassador to Germany, as his homosexual “partner” holds the Bible

First and foremost, I am thankful for the right decisions that Trump and Pence have made. However this brings reproach to Christ, hence it needs to be called out publicly. During their 2016 Presidential campaign, it was clear that Trump was an advocate for the homosexual agenda. He also stated that he does not need

Video Evangelizing Palm Springs – April 2018 (the glory of the Lord caused various results, including a mad-man who threatened me, and went after me)

This was an interesting day. I engaged in various methods of evangelism. From casual conversations, to engaging hostile enemies of Christ, to stop-light preaching, to crying-out, to witnessing to cults, to standing elevated heralding the Gospel, to the public reading of the Scriptures, to Biblically judging and Biblically rebuking a professing Christian, to distributing hundreds