This is called the "Stay Gay Bill" by opponents that are trying to explain that it is an encroachment on religious freedoms. Let's think about the implications here. The Bible teaches that homosexuality is a sin. The Bible teaches that a man should not lie with a man, nor should a woman lie with a woman. Liberals and progressives teach that homosexuality is NOT a choice of lifestyle, but is a factor of genetic predisposition. Since the Bible indicates that homosexuality is a sin to be avoided, and that it is an abomination to God, then it cannot be a genetic predisposition. And, in fact, there has been nothing to indicate that this belief of genetic predisposition is actually true. It is an opinion. It is a theory. As Dr.…

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YF7mkyd-Wm4[/youtube] Google Home Devices Identify Muhammad, Buddha, and Satan, But Not Jesus Christian Headlines - By: Veronica Neffinger - Many Christians are outraged after discovering that Google Home devices will identify Muhammad, Buddha, and Satan, but not Jesus. Devices like Google Home and Amazon's Alexa which can play your music, tell your the weather, answer various trivia, and make phone calls, are becoming increasingly popular (one in six American adults owns one), and that is why many are concerned that the device may be biased against Christianity. The Christian Post reports that Television producer, author, and speaker David Sams did an experiment in which he compared the answers of Alexa with those of Google Home. Sams reported that when he asked Google who Jesus Christ is, it responds, 'Sorry, I'm…

Yes, you CAN read your Bible and pray anywhere in this country. There are no "religion-free zones." Louisiana Says Students Have Right to Pray, Read Bible in Public Schools Christian Headlines - By: Amanda Casanova - "Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry and U.S. Rep. Mike Johnson, R-La., have released the Louisiana Students Rights Review, a 15-page guide that explains the religious freedom rights of teachers and students in public schools. The review says that public schools in the U.S. do not need to be 'religion-free zones.' 'To the contrary, both federal and state laws specifically protect religious freedom rights in public schools,' the document reads. 'Thankfully, Congress and our state legislature still recognize the fundamental importance of religious liberty — the first freedom listed in the Constitution's Bill of Rights.'…

The issue with those that "stand up" for illegal immigration, and "sanctuary" city and state proclamations: Matthew 23:28 (AMP) "So you, also, outwardly seem to be just and upright to men, but inwardly you are full of hypocrisy and lawlessness." Celebrating and supporting lawlessness is hypocritical. We have laws to support order and to keep citizens safe.

One of my Christmas presents this year was the Kenneth Copeland Ministries 50th Anniversary Edition of the Word of Faith Study Bible. It is the Modern English Version. Here's info on the MEV from Bible Gateway: "The Modern English Version (MEV) heralds a new day for Bibles with the most modern translation ever produced in the King James tradition, providing fresh clarity for Bible readers everywhere with an updated language that doesn’t compromise the truth of the original texts. The MEV maintains the beauty of the past, yet provides clarity for a new generation of Bible readers. The MEV is a translation of the Textus Receptus and the Jacob ben Hayyim edition of the Masoretic Text, using the King James Version as the base manuscript. The MEV is a literal…

The CAIR spokesman said that Christians are "religious extremists." Dr. Brown, in this video, answers that assertion. [youtube]https://youtu.be/9yEXyvsi5JI[/youtube]

This is a post from the Family Research Council web site: "President Obama may not think America is a Christian nation -- but the majority of people want it to be. According to the Barna Group's annual 'State of the Bible' report, most Americans think the country would be better off if they read and applied God's word to daily life. And that includes politicians. More than half of Americans think our elected officials would be 'more effective' if they read Scripture every day. In an election cycle when we've witnessed some of the worst personal attacks of any campaigns, it would certainly add some civility to the race. Despite the significant cultural shift in the country, 80 percent still see the Bible as sacred literature -- which, the majority…