Michael Brown and Jonathan Feldstein

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  Apr 23, 2020

  The Left’s message to Samaritan’s Purse: You cannot be Christian

  That alone is their crime. That alone is their fault. And for that unthinkable transgression, for that monstrous evil, for the crime of being Christian, they are getting protested by the left.

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  Apr 22, 2020

  Now is the time to preach endurance not escape

  Living in America, it is easy to develop a theology of escape, one that says, “When times really get hard, God will remove us from the scene. When real tribulation comes, we will be long gone.” But is that the attitude we should be encouraging? Is not the gospel made for hard times?

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  Apr 21, 2020

  Do not put the Lord your God to the test

  But we should not put the Lord to a test. In other words, we should not willingly and needlessly put ourselves in harm’s way and expect a miracle from Him.

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  Apr 20, 2020

  Some practical thoughts on contemporary prophetic ministry

  How is it that, in some circumstances, these prophets can be so accurate and right while in other circumstances they can be so inaccurate and wrong?

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  Apr 19, 2020

  The shutdown, the Sabbath, and a weekly divine reset

  As inconvenient as this period of enforced shutdown has been, it has also been a time of reflection, a time of growth, a time of deepening.

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  Apr 17, 2020

  This is more important than recognizing 'the Mark of the Beast'

  I’m hearing questions like these virtually every day from concerned Christians. “Do you think the world's reaction to the coronavirus is preparing the way for the antichrist? Will there be a mandatory vaccine that will include a microchip? Could this be the mark of the beast?”

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  Apr 14, 2020

  When the media manufactures a Fauci-Trump split

  I don’t know what happens behind closed doors in the White House. I don’t know the true nature of the relationship between Dr. Anthony Fauci and President Trump. I do know when the media blows a story up, making a mountain out of a molehill.

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  Apr 11, 2020

  We all need saving

  Growing up in a Jewish home, Jesus was not a frequent topic of conversation. So, it never dawned on me to ask my dad what “Jesus saves” actually meant.

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  Apr 10, 2020

  Is the coronavirus a divine judgment on gays?

  But what would Wiles say about pastors, elders, and bishops who have died of the virus? Or infants who have died? Was this divine judgment on them?

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  Apr 9, 2020

  Why I am paying no attention to the COVID-19 conspiracy theories

  Hardly an hour goes by without someone sending me the latest “must see” video or article. This is the one, I am told, that explains it all.