Anti-Christ
Your Christian Mind Has Been a Victim of Jewish Indoctrination and You Are Deceived, If…
The Worst Enemies of Christ Are In the Christian Ministry
The Globalist Agenda, and Its Plan to Destroy National Distinctions, Is Anti-Christ
Anti-Christianity is the Essence of Being a Jew
Christian Practice
Christians Should Not Deny Their Moral Superiority
Loving Your Neighbor Might Not Mean What You Think It Means
The Practice of Christianity Evidences the Truth of It
Beware When Most Christians Call You a Nice Guy
“Turning the Other Cheek” Does Not Mean Pacifistic Non-Resistance to Evil
It Is Not True that We Cannot Forcibly Christianize a Society
The Church & Its Worship
A Prediction (February 2019) About the Future of the Churches in America
The Cowardly Nature of Today’s Reformed Churches
Egalitarianism
Egalitarianism Defined for Christians
The Danger of Believing in Racial Equality
White Superiority Is Part of God’s Created Order
We Cannot Take Cultural Marxist Terms and Use Them in a Christian Way
Law & Gospel
“Social Justice” vs. Biblical Justice
One Bible Verse That Exemplifies the Binding Nature of the Law on All Peoples at All Times
If You Believe the Law of God Has Been Abolished Under the New Testament, Then…
Miscellaneous
The Folly of Condemning All “Conspiracy Theories”
Questions to Help Determine the Worldview of Protestant Pastors and Elders
The Defective Worldview of the Pessimillennialist
Pessimism About the Future of Christendom is Cowardly and Faithless
Nations & Nationalism
Brief Definitions of Nation and Empire
The Opponents of Ethno-Nationalism Almost Invariably Side with Anti-Christs
Foreign Immigration and Multiculturalism as a Plan of Destruction for Ancient Israel
Sin, Hypocrisy & Apostasy
The Blatant Lie of Today’s Evangelicals: “We Hold to an Unchanging Moral Code”
How Sodomy Is Being Made Acceptable in the American “Reformed” Churches
Why Christian Ministers Deny Conspiracies
Social Matters
Possession of Guns Will Not Be Enough to Protect Americans Against Tyranny
A Bit of Evidence that Both the Early Church and the Protestants Were Against Abolition, Not Against Slavery