Bethany Blankley
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Don't Celebrate Reformation Day Until You Know These 10 Things
Read Don't Celebrate Reformation Day Until You Know These 10 Things - grow your faith and be encouraged today! → Read More
Christians living in Islamic-majority countries ‘143 times more likely’ to be killed by an Islamist than vice versa
The Voice of Europe calculates that 30 million Muslims live in the western world. Based on population number alone, the probability of any Muslim being attacked in the West at any given year is approximately 1:10 million. By comparison, 261 people have been killed and many more injured, in attacks by Muslims on → Read More
Texas one step closer to eliminating taxpayer-funded abortions
The Texas Senate approved Senate Bill 22 the first major anti-abortion bill of the session last week, which is expected to pass the Republican-controlled House and be signed by Gov. Greg Abbott. Republican state Senator Donna Campbell sponsored the legislation, which bans state and local governments from using → Read More
According to the New York “abortion” law people like John Franklin Stephens would be killed
According to the new law enacted by the New York State Legislature and alleged eugenicist Andrew Cuomo, all down syndrome children would be identified as killable before and after birth. The Stop Discriminating Down and Lejeune Foundation helped give a platform to speak at the United Nations about the meaning of life → Read More
Mark of the Beast? Microchips to replace credit cards, car keys
This is not a joke or fake news. This is actually happening right now. The Independent reports that Swedish workers were implanted with microchips-- the size of one grain of rice-- to replace cash cards and ID passes. Microchips are injected in between the thumb and index figure and injected with a syringe. The → Read More
Pew: 116th Congress more “religious” than previous years, 3% decline of Christians
A new report by Pew Research states that the incoming 116th Congress is slightly more religious than the prior Congress despite a decline in the number of self-identifying Christians. Pew also notes that the religious makeup of Congress is disproportionate to the religious makeup of the U.S. population. According to → Read More
Survey: Parents overwhelmingly support school choice, distrust federal government
American families aren’t accessing the school types they prefer and do not trust the federal government, according to results of an annual report "Schooling America", produced by EdChoice, a national nonprofit organization that promotes state-based educational choice programs. The majority polled overwhelmingly → Read More
What it’s like to be a Christian in China: worst persecution in over 40 years
In recent months the communist government of China has increased persecution of Christians. Asia Harvest, a ministry helping Chinese Christians, recently reported that it "received an unconfirmed report from a long-term China missionary" who claimed that the government had murdered 314 house church Christians in → Read More
Yet another politician gets it wrong about Baby Jesus… again…
Rep. Luis Gutierrez, D-IL, is similar to a mini me modern-day Herod-- and his duplicity about mass genocide of babies is astonishing. Similar to former Speaker Nancy Pelosi comparing Baby Jesus to Baby Moses, now Gutierrez argues that President Trump's immigration policies would have "killed Jesus." Let's get a few → Read More
Disturbing: Pope Francis’s view of “Christian-Muslim peace” in Algeria defies history [video]
Earlier this month Pope Francis remarked that the 19 Roman Catholic clerics and nuns who were killed by Islamists in 1996 "are a testament to God's plan of love and peaceful coexistence between Christians and Muslims," the Catholic Register reported. Most of the 19 were French citizens. The pope's remarks come after → Read More
Wooden cross of Our Savior Lutheran Church remained untouched amidst blazing California fires
Roughly 95 percent of the northern California community located 90 miles north of Sacramento was burned to the ground by the raging Camp Fire in Paradise, California. Amidst the inferno and destruction a wooden cross remained untouched. Pastor Brandon Merrick of Our Savior Lutheran Church posted a picture of the → Read More
Understanding Islam in America and what it means for Christians
The dual purpose of “What Every Christian Needs to Know About Islam,” published by Xulon Press, is a call to engage in public policy and political action as informed citizens, and as Christians to share the gospel. The first in a series about Islam, Christianity, and politics in America, it begins by outlining the → Read More
Child marriage is legal in 49 U.S. states
Child marriage – when a minor under age 18 is married – is legal in 49 U.S. states, accounting for judicial exceptions. In 25 states, no statutory absolute minimum age for marriage exists. To clarify, this means that minors can legally marry another minor or an adult in at least 25 states. As of May … → Read More
Meet Katie Uhlaender: Persevering, Christian Olympian Skeleton Racer [video]
In PyeongChang, South Korea, Katie Uhlaender, 33, will be the the first American to race the skeleton four times in the history of the sport at the Winter Olympics. With bright red hair and a big smile, Katie lies face down on a sled and speeds down an icy track at 80 miles an hour in … → Read More
U.S. Presidents Opened Gates of Hell, Unleashed Demons on Syrian Christians
Aramean advocate and author Johny Messo, who presides over the World Council of Arameans, recently wrote that the destruction of Christian Syrians has been a disastrous consequence of failed U.S. policies. Two presidents in particular, he writes, “opened the gates of hell and unleashed demons on Syria.” He points not only to the exodus of Christians but … → Read More
Back to Scripture: The Protestant Reformation and the Five Solas
Read Back to Scripture: The Protestant Reformation and the Five Solas and more breaking Christian news headlines from around the world. → Read More
When Did Americans Start Celebrating the Easter Bunny?
The Easter Bunny first gained popularity in America in the early twentieth century. It was depicted as a colorful rabbit bringing Easter eggs and candy in a basket to small children. First called the Easter Hare, and made popular by German Lutherans, the bunny was supposed to judge whether or not children had been “good … → Read More
Sologamy Rises as the Latest Marriage Perversion Trend —
It actually started over 20 years ago but is gaining momentum. → Read More
Brutal Warning to America from Egyptian Woman: Wake Up or Be Wiped Out —
"Muslims use your own democratic laws and values against you and they do it successfully while you keep sleeping as if as in a deep coma." → Read More
Is the US Military Constitutionally Obligated to Arrest Obama for Treason? —
Wait until you see this. → Read More