Dan Delzell

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  Dec 30, 2019

  When Christians pray for a pro-life president

  Our leaders need our daily prayers because the load they carry is enormous, and their decisions often have monumental consequences. Thankfully, the Lord provides supernatural power and miraculous answers to those who seek Him in prayer.

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  Dec 5, 2019

  When Moses accuses Jews and professing Christians

  So where do you stand on the issue of life and death, Heaven and Hell, belief or unbelief? 

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  Nov 29, 2019

  Family owned Chick-fil-A must affirm its commitment to God's design for marriage

  Unfortunately, the word "diversity" is used by some people today to promote a revisionist sexual ethic and a revisionist definition of "marriage."

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  Nov 21, 2019

  Chick-fil-A could pivot with this statement

  If Chick-fil-A were to pivot back to their philosophical and spiritual roots, they would be reminding their loyal customers of why millions of people have been thrilled to ride the Chick-fil-A bandwagon.

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  Nov 9, 2019

  Gender dysphoria, anorexia, and psychological warfare

  Psychological warfare tends to be all-consuming, and it poses a grave threat to anyone who faces it on a daily basis.

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  Nov 1, 2019

  What is your salvation IQ?

  If man had nothing more than a brain and lacked an immortal soul, then I suppose one's IQ might be the greatest indicator of one's intelligence

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  Oct 20, 2019

  Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done

  The kingdom of Jesus is established in every heart that receives Him as Savior and Lord. Christians are never called to build their own little kingdom, but rather, we are called to be willing vessels and loving agents of God's grace and mercy.

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  May 9, 2019

  Transitioning from atheism to agnosticism to Christianity

  Few atheists make the leap to Christianity without first rejecting atheism in favor of agnosticism.

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  Jan 31, 2019

  Who needs Leviticus?

  What in the world would Christians today have to gain from studying Old Testament books like Leviticus? After all, the ceremonial law was never intended for use after Christ fulfilled His mission on earth.

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  Nov 30, 2018

  Could the Catholic Church change its structure?

  Imagine living in a community of 100 families where the father of one of the families is given oversight and decision-making authority over all of the families. Who in their right mind would ever subject themselves to such a repressive arrangement, right?