Speakers encourage getting serious about sharing Jesus – Kentucky Today
Hot Off The Christian News Wire; March 2021 – Osprey Observer
White Evangelicals Must Choose Reform or Extremism | Time – TIME
Capitol siege puts spotlight on Christian nationalists – Minneapolis Star Tribune
Pastor Chik Chikeles stood in front of the altar last month wearing a black T-shirt with the words “Democratic Platform 1. Murder Unborn Children 2. Molest the Survivors. Proverbs 24:11.”
PEARRELL: Stay true to the core of Christianity – Rockdale Newton Citizen
Rabbinic Judaism began its development during the Babylonian Captivity. Away from Jerusalem with no temple to offer sacrifices, the Jewish people began to develop ways around the direct requirements of the Law of Moses so that they could practice their religion. Jacob Neusner, in a book entitled “An Invitation to the Talmud,” states that with the development of the oral traditions, the Jews succeeded in “removing themselves from history” so that, wherever they found themselves, that could continue the practice of the Jewish faith.
One example of what these oral traditions did involves the sacrifice. Without the temple, there was no way to sacrifice and therefore no way to absolve sin. The Rabbis answered this need by calling the dinner table the altar and the evening meal the sacrifice. They were thus symbolically fulfilling the requirements of the law in a place where the actual sacrifice had become impossible.
Christ and Common Sense: The antidote for racism – Hanford Sentinel
Living-Dead – an oxymoron to the world, but a way of life for the Christian.
Are you a member of the living dead?
The best thing that can happen to a Christian is for them to die –
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Coastal Christian boys basketball holds off Pender comeback – WWAY NewsChannel 3
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY)–The Pender boys basketball team battled back from a 17 point deficit midway through the 3rd quarter to make it a close game, but it was Coastal Christian holding off the Patriot run to pickup the 50-43 win.
It was senior night for the Centurions, but it was a pair of juniors that led the team offensively. Neil Sims and David Berne both scored 11 points in the Coastal Christian win. Josef Fullwood put forth a heroic effort for Pender finishing with a game-high 18 points.
The win improves Coastal Christian’s record to now (8-10) on the year, while Pender falls to (4-4) this season.
The Patriots will be back in action tomorrow night at home against Richlands. Coastal Christian ends their regular season on the road Friday battling Harrells Christian in conference play.
