"News Flash" Catholic League President Wants You to 'Not' Take Your Children to See "Jerry Springer: The Opera"

... and here I thought Jerry-and-Friends were off to start a clergy-/abbey-feeding daycare center!

Sure, Carnegie Hall has never presented such an anti-Christian display before; but president Bill Donohue would be better off telling parents that 'watching Jerry Springer: The Opera' is about as fun as 'eating things you find on the ground' (and leaving it at that).

Since Mr. Donohue feels it necessary to describe in detail the carnal, voluptuous, sensual display being featured, perhaps he also sees why Carnegie Hall believes that people would pay to get a chance to see it!

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Revelation from Not So Long Ago

in a review of Hackers

Jim Gerard Wants You to Read "A Heathen's Guide to the Rapture"

... not because he wants you to feel better about yourself--though he might want that as well; because he is a funny guy, so you will feel better--but because (like every human writer) he wants his name on the subliminal receipt for the vast wisdom of Infinite Intelligence ... or something/nothing/whatever ...

Don't Blame God!

Sure, God is ever-present; but He doesn't always want to be!

Think of the dump—God is present in every last microbe of scum there, but--if you praise Him for the slime and the ooze before you praise Him for the sunrise and the rainbow--then you're not giving Him the credit He deserves!

He doesn't want you to suffer without the possibility of reward! Anyone who tells you otherwise gets his news from the unholiest of sources!

Listen to what Rev. Kenneth Copeland tells us today:

Jan 16 - Jesus Can Set Them Free

"And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of heaven is at hand. Heal the sick, cleanse the lepers, raise the dead, cast out devils: freely ye have received, freely give."
(Matthew 10:7-8)


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Dear ,

There are those who've said that some of the diseases that are on the rampage right now, diseases such as AIDS, are God's way of punishing immoral people today. There is absolutely no scriptural basis for that!

God does not bring disease on the human race. In fact, if there's anybody in heaven and earth who hates it, it's Jesus. The devil is the one who's trying to tell us otherwise. He's promoting a lie, trying to get us to believe God is the one who's inflicting these diseases on people because he knows that if the victims believe that, it will drive them further from God than ever. And that's his aim.

It's time you and I as believers put a stop to that lie. Some time ago, the Lord spoke to my heart and told me so. He said, "Reach out to those who are suffering. Let them know I didn't do this to them. Let them know I'm their Deliverer!"

That word was not just for me, it was for the whole Body of Christ. We need to tell people who've been afflicted with AIDS or any such disease that Jesus is Lord over it. We need to tell them that God loves them dearly, and He has the desire and the power to heal them.

God is not responsible for the suffering we're seeing around us. That's just a nasty lie the devil is passing around. And if you and I do our job right, very soon another word is going to start spreading through the streets. The news is going to get out that Jesus Christ is not their captor, He's the One who can set them free!



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Scripture Study: Matthew 9:18-26

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