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This ministry represents a fellowship of believers who first and foremost recognized our sin before a Holy God; repented, and put our trust in the Lord Jesus Christ; Understanding that although we were deserving of God's wrath, Christ was crucified for us, and raised again so that we could become heirs and partakers in that saving grace that took on the punishment deserved of us. Having that faith, and leading a Christ centered life is paramount here. The doctrinal views of end-times events and the study of Eschatology, although we believe them to be important, is secondary to this truth.
This ministry is dedicated to the study and teaching of the events surrounding the end times. The only requirement of Berean Watchmen Ministries is that you have a desire to learn and walk the narrow and difficult path of Matthew 7:13 and you desire to become a better disciple of Christ in the world we live in.
In all this we realize that indeed these are perilous times (
2 Timothy 3-1
) and this may indeed be the time leading up to the End of Days. Keep looking up for the return of our Lord! Maranatha!
Pornography AP www.foxnews.com PITTSBURGH — A husband and wife from California will each spend a year and a day in prison for distributing violent sex videos depicting simulated rape and murder. Robert Zicari and Janet Romano also received two years of supervised release at sentencing Wednesday. They pleaded guilty in March to conspiracy to distribute DVDs purchased by an undercover U.S. postal inspector in Pittsburgh....
Homosexuality Pete Chagnon OneNewsNow www.onenewsnow.com A professor of criminology at the University of North Carolina-Wilmington says the outrage over a homosexual statutory rape case at Duke University is a deafening sound of silence. Frank Lombard, associate director of Duke University's Center for Health Policy, has been accused of molesting his adopted five-year-old African-American son and offering him up for sex with strangers on the Internet. Lombard's homosexual partner, who resides in the same ho...
Worker of Iniquities Chad Groening OneNewsNow www.onenewsnow.com The leader of a Messianic Jewish ministry is questioning the decision of mega-church pastor Rick Warren to address a Muslim group, which has terrorist connections, during its annual convention over the Fourth of July weekend in Washington, DC. Jan Markell, the founder of Olive Tree Ministries, is concerned that the high-profile pastor will not use the opportunity to share the gospel of Christ with Muslims. Warren, the pasto...
Persecution AP www.onenewsnow.com WASHINGTON, DC - The Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal from Christian students whose proposed Bible club was denied official recognition and funding at their high school. Officials at Kentridge High School in Washington state refused to charter the Truth Bible Club in 2001. They cited the group's name, the fact that students would have to pledge to Jesus Christ to vote in the club, and that charter...
As in the Days of Noah Yunji de Nies ABC News blogs.abcnews.com ABC News' Yunji de Nies reports: ABBA's "Dancing Queen" filled the East Room, as more than 200 prominent gays and lesbians gathered for the first ever celebration of Pride month at the White House. The President and First Lady entered to thunderous applause. President Obama told the group he is committed to equality for their community. "This struggle continues today, for even as w...
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The Temple in Bible Prophecy - Dr. Randall Price Join Dr. Randall Price as he takes us through the Scriptures and helps us to see what the Bible has to...
In Genesis 49 we are given prophecies about the tribes of Israel. Information of interest to us in answering this question is found in verses 16 and 17.
"Dan shall judge his people As one of the tribes of Israel. ...
The Bible, upon which our learning of all things of God rests, teaches us many things. Most significantly from within it's pages we learn of our sin under the Law, the judgment to come and the condemnation as a ...
The leader of a Messianic Jewish ministry is questioning the decision of mega-church pastor Rick Warren to address a Muslim group, which has terrorist connections, during its annual convention over the Fourth of July weekend in Washington, DC.
Jan Markell, the founder of Olive Tree Ministries, is concerned that the high-profile pastor will not use the opportunity to share the gospel of Christ with Muslims. Warren, the pastor of Saddleback Church in California, has agreed to appear at the convention of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) and be part of its main session, discussing the convention's theme: "Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness." ISNA was named as an unindicted co-conspirator in a Hamas terror funding case in 2007.
Warren's involvement with ISNA follows the Muslim organization's attempt to build partnerships with people of other faiths, including the Union...
A professor of criminology at the University of North Carolina-Wilmington says the outrage over a homosexual statutory rape case at Duke University is a deafening sound of silence.
Frank Lombard, associate director of Duke University's Center for Health Policy, has been accused of molesting his adopted five-year-old African-American son and offering him up for sex with strangers on the Internet. Lombard's homosexual partner, who resides in the same house with Lombard, was allegedly unaware of the activities.
Mike Adams is a professor at UNC-Wilmington and has written several pieces on the case.
"The conduct that he was accused of engaging in, in...
PITTSBURGH — A husband and wife from California will each spend a year and a day in prison for distributing violent sex videos depicting simulated rape and murder.
Robert Zicari and Janet Romano also received two years of supervised release at sentencing Wednesday. They pleaded guilty in March to conspiracy to distribute DVDs purchased by an undercover U.S. postal inspector in Pittsburgh.
Zicari and Romano owned Extreme Associates Inc. of Northridge, Calif. The company distributed videos depicting violent sexual encounters.
The treatment for terminal cancer that Annapolis resident Mary Ellen Heibel took at Johns Hopkins Hospital in 2004 and early 2005 worked beyond anyone's wildest hopes, wiping out malignant tumors in her lungs, liver, stomach and chest. Her doctor did not expect it, nor could he explain it.
Surely the outcome was remarkable, but was it - in the sense applied by the Roman Catholic Church in such cases - a miracle?
In a few weeks, a committee appointed by the Archdiocese of Baltimore will begin exploring that question, examining 11 witnesses, including...
ABC News' Yunji de Nies reports: ABBA's "Dancing Queen" filled the East Room, as more than 200 prominent gays and lesbians gathered for the first ever celebration of Pride month at the White House. The President and First Lady entered to thunderous applause. President Obama told the group he is committed to equality for their community.
"This struggle continues today, for even as we face extraordinary challenges as a nation, we cannot and will not put aside issues of basic equality," he said, "We seek an America in which no one feels the pain of discrimination based on who you are or who you love."
Many gay and lesbians believe the President has been slow to act on major issues like the military's Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy, and the...
WASHINGTON, DC - The Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal from Christian students whose proposed Bible club was denied official recognition and funding at their high school.
Officials at Kentridge High School in Washington state refused to charter the Truth Bible Club in 2001. They cited the group's name, the fact that students would have to pledge to Jesus Christ to vote in the club, and that chartering the club would bring religion into the school.
related article buttonThe club's would-be founders sued the Kent School District, claiming discrimination. But the Supreme Court let stand a...
A Wisconsin couple was arrested on Saturday for distributing bibles without permission at Twin Cities Pride, Minnesota’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender celebration. After Brian and Doris Johnson, self-described “born-again Christians,” were denied a vendor table at the festival, the couple took matters into their own hands and began distributing bibles. When they were told by police to stop because they were in violation of festival rules, the couple continued and were arrested on trespassing charges.
The Johnsons have hosted a table at the festival for more than a decade, displaying models of aborted fetuses and signs with bible verses. While they don’t have signs criticizing LGBT people, they would often engage festival goers in heated conversations homosexuality. The couple told WCCO on Friday that they “believe homosexuality is a sin and God has sent them to share that message.”
Because the couple often sparked controversy and arguments, the organizers of Twin Cities Pride denied them a table this year.
A conservative activist is questioning some of the conclusions Christian researcher George Barna reached in his "Spiritual Profile of Homosexual Adults."
The new Barna survey of homosexual adults finds that 27 percent qualify as born-again Christians and 43 percent have an "orthodox, biblical perception of God." According to Barna, "People who portray gay adults as godless, hedonistic, Christian bashers are not working with the facts. A substantial majority of gays cite their faith as a central facet of their life, consider themselves to be Christian, and claim to have some type of meaningful personal commitment to Jesus Christ active in their life today."
Peter LaBarbera, president of Americans for Truth About Homosexuality, believes Barna speaks "too cavalierly" about "homosexual Christians."
