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by George Brahm
John Cooper, lead singer for the rock band Skillet, responded to the litany of recent apostasies among young Christian leaders. In a Facebook post titled ‘What in God’s Name is Happening in Christianity?’ put up on Tuesday, August 13, Cooper directly addressed the reasons given by Hillsong songwriter Marty Sampson for renouncing his Christian faith, before highlighting the need for Christians to stay grounded in a truth-driven faith over an emotion-driven one. Here is the text of the post in its entirety (not corrected for spelling or punctuation):
“Ok I’m saying it. Because it’s too important not to. What is happening in Christianity? More and more of our outspoken leaders or influencers who were once “faces” of the faith are falling away. And at the same time they are being very vocal and bold about it. Shockingly they still want to influence others (for what purpose?)as they…
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Thank God for the Cross and Thank God for the Empty Tomb…
Christ met all our needs on the cross. By making us a part of His family, He gave us a sense of belonging. When He died in our place, He affirmed our value. And by coming to live His life through each believer, He gives us the ability to live a victorious, obedient life. It’s In Christ that we find out who we are and what we are living for…
The Risen Lord Jesus is Still Changing lives…
May I encourage you to believe in the power of prayer…. Never give up on those you love… Never give up on His plan for your life.. May we all learn to give Prayer and His Presence Top priority in our lives each day..
Click Link: PLEASE HELP the children…. Here is our World Orphans page… Please consider sowing into our efforts for this great ministry,.. Len is doing a 5 mile walk in July as w…
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Not much is really know about my 5th Great grandfather Thomas ‘Buffalo’ Paxton. We do know he was born in 1719 in Ballymoney, County Antrim, Ulster Ireland and that he died in on the 2…
Source: Buffalo
John Paxton (1696-1746) was married to Elizabeth Alexander Paxton (1690-1756). These are my 6th Great Grandparents. Though records are very sparse, it is known they immigrated to Pennsylvania from …
Source: The Earliest Background
