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- distinguishes this use of “messiah” from Jesus as the Savior from sin. The account of David and Goliath in 1 Samuel 17:4–51 is used to portray America as surrounded by ideological giants requiring a strong national leader ... invokes Genesis 49, the Red Sea crossing in Exodus 14:10–31, and the Ten Commandments in Exodus 20:1–17 while arguing that America possesses a biblical identity and Christian foundation. These applications to Trump, America, Christian nationalismjeroboamprophetic dualityamericaexodus 14donald trumplost tribeschristian nationalismpolitical messiah
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- first day of the seventh biblical month. That description unmistakably identifies Leviticus 23:23–25 and Numbers 29:1. The speaker announces worship services and a livestream for those unable to gather. The message concludes with the blessing from Numbersgovernment limitsunited states constitutionnumbers 29:1freedom of speechleviticus 23:23 - 25 - yom teruah as a sacred first day-of-the-seventh-month assembly / numbers 29:1 - the day of trumpet-blowing / numbers 6:24 - 25 - yahweh's blessing and favorbiblical calendarconstitution dayface shine upon you
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- this as a lesson that God’s mission is larger than an individual’s hurt or unmet expectations. John 1:29 identifies John’s earlier declaration that Jesus is the Lamb of God, while John 3:30 supplies the principleviolencepraying for enemiesnumbers 6:24respect for ministryrevelation 12:12john 1:29john 3:30pray for enemies
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- In this monologue, Professor Toto interprets the release of a Ronald Reagan
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- argue that prayer must be followed by practical action. The speaker then invokes Saul’s divine appointment, Proverbs 21:1, and the ministries of Elijah, Jeremiah, and John the Baptist to claim that biblical faith has always addressed political authority ... light of the world and should not hide from public life. The Ten Commandments in Exodus 20:1–17 are also invoked as a standard Christians failed to defend in schools and churcheschristian political engagementsocialismkamala harrisking’s heartprice controlsjohn the baptistking saulten commandments
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- Jesus says that an evil generation will receive the sign of Jonah. The speaker connects this with Jonah 3:1–10, emphasizing Jonah’s warning to Nineveh and the city’s call to repentance. Luke 21:25 is then cited ... moon, and stars. The wise men’s observation of the Messiah’s star in Matthew 2:1–12 is offered as another example of a heavenly sign. The speaker interprets the paths of the 2017 and 2024 eclipses across cities
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- used to portray female leadership as a form of national judgment. The principal analogy comes from 1 Kings 18:17–40, with Donald Trump compared to Elijah and his opponents associated with Jezebel and Mount Carmel. The speaker also invokesdivine judgmentjeroboamsalt of the earthkamala harrispolitical powerwomen rule over youspiritual warfarelight under a bushel
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- This teaching examines the Lord's Prayer phrase "Thy Kingdom Come" andrestoration of creationbattle of armageddontwo to a citytwo kingdomsenochgovernment of yahwehacts 15end-time warning
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- interpreted through Leviticus 25:8–13 as a Jubilee-like release. The Ten Commandments are identified with Exodus 20:1–17, while the declaration that God “sits high and looks low” identifies Psalm 113:5–6. The speaker then citesyear of jubileelouisiana schoolspsalm 113:5–6libertyspiritual warfareisraelite tribesroe v. wadesits high and looks low
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- This doctrinal treatise examines Matthew 28:19 and argues that the traditionalanti-trinitarian baptismdiocletian persecutionin my nameanti-trinitarian theologyearly churchdivine agencycatholic church formationyahshua name baptism
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- This sermon calls FHMI to recover the manifest presence of Yahweh asmiraclesfalling in the spiritmanifest presencecloud and firethird templepsalm 150 worshipsabbath experienceriver flow
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- In this short testimony, Natalie Harp recounts her struggle with rare boneroadside victimforgotten americasurvivalcancer treatmentpatient choicegood samaritanpolitical leadershipgood samaritan
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- Adam and Eve. Genesis 2:18–24 is treated as the biblical origin of marriage and family, while Genesis 1:27–28 supports the male-and-female structure and biological continuation of the family. The Sabbath established in Genesis ... used as a comparison: institutions created by Yahweh cannot legitimately be redefined by human society. The speaker also quotes 1 Timothy 5:8, arguing that Scripture assigns responsibility for providing for children and households primarily to their own familiesstate influencesabbathbiological childrenparental authorityeducationmale and femalenuclear familychild development
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- emphasizing that Yahweh goes before his people but still expects them to move forward and fight. Deuteronomy 7:1–4 is then used to teach separation from corrupt influences and protection of future generations. The speaker next turns to Judges ... 1–5, arguing that Yahweh left hostile nations in place so Israel would be tested and learn warfare. This becomes the basis for the claim that contemporary political opponents remain in power to train and reveal a modern “armyusurperdivine judgmentspiritual warfaretruth and liespolitical leadershipjudges 9abimelechdeuteronomy 31
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- This panel discussion examines the relationship between Christianity, MAGA politics, education, mediaabominationbiblical moralitypsalm 139:14 - human beings fearfully and wonderfully created / matthew 10:30 - god's detailed knowledge of each person / the church's responsibility to apply biblical moral teaching to public lifereligion and politicsreligion and politicspolitical engagementmagacensorship
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- This doctrinal treatise presents the theological argument that Yahshua fulfilled the Passover
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- This article explores the relationship between the gemstones of the High Priestbreastplate of judgmentbreastplate of judgmentdivine symbolismtribes of israeltribes of israelcovenant memorialsrestoration of all thingsmazzaroth
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- A political commentary episode discussing Donald Trump's Colorado ballot victory, Mainepoliticaltrump remains on colorado ballotmaine ballot removalsecretary of state shenna fellowselection integrityjack smith illegal appointmentamerican presidencynational identity
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- This video critiques what the speaker calls 'predictive programming' through media, governmentcyber attack simulationcovid-19 crisiscarnegie cyber policy initiativenew world orderfamily unityspirit of antichristleave the world behindfear porn
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- says Yahweh established the earth securely. Psalm 37:29 promises that the righteous will dwell upon it, while Ecclesiastes 1:4 says the earth remains. Isaiah 45:18 teaches that the earth was formed to be inhabited, and Revelation ... Christ’s rock in Matthew 7:24–27, rejoice according to Philippians 4:4, and remember the assurance of 1 Johnphilippians 4:4fear-based messagingclimate changeisaiah 45:18psalm 37:29psalm 104:5 - the earth securely established by yahweh / isaiah 45:18 - the earth created to be inhabited / revelation 5:10 - the redeemed reigning upon the earth / christ's return as restoration rather than planetary annihilationcreationearth’s permanence
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