Video: Evidence of Christ’s resurrection
Former Hollywood actor Kirk Cameron (Growing Pains), interviews apologist Sean McDowell on the evidence supporting Christ’s resurrection from the dead.
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Video: Truck convoy arrives in Ottawa, Canada
While the rest of the world is slowly winding down the COVID mandates, Canada remains one of the last holdouts to the good ole days. Meanwhile, the massive truck convoy travelling across Canada arrived in Ottawa last night, as tens of thousands of Canadians call for Prime Minister Trudeau to end the COVID mandates. RELATED: LILLEY: Media’s handling of trucker convoy one-sided, inflammatory, shameful: Can we really be shocked that public trust in the media continues to fall? RELATED: Rex Murphy: Should Justin Trudeau be deciding what views are ‘acceptable’? The prime minister’s scornful dismissal of the truckers convoy makes me wonder: have those who rule us forgotten the basis of their rule? A view of the convoy from street level: Tucker Carlson interviews Benjamin Dichter, one of the organizers of the ‘Freedom Convoy 2022. International media are covering the protest: BRITAIN: Canada’s ‘Freedom Convoy’ of up to 50,000 truckers begins to arrive in Ottawa ahead of a weekend of protests against the vaccine requirements to cross the US-Canada border SCOTLAND: Support growing for Canada …
Dr. John Campbell video: 80% of Omicron hospitalizations were in the hospital for other reasons
While the mainstream media and the political and medical elite are terrorizing the world about the arrival of the Omicron variant, Dr. John Campbell continues to be a voice of re
Video: Meet Britain’s eco mob
As you can see in this video, the eco fanatics in Britain are determined to disrupt life in that country anyway they can. These type of protests have been going on for weeks. In the video, one frustrated guy said he lost a job opportunity, when he couldn’t make his appointment because of these protests. Most are left-wing marxists determined to end capitalism and one of the founders of the movement stated if he was protesting, he would block ambulances, even if it threatened a person’s life. READ: I would block ambulance with dying patient, says Extinction Rebellion founder after eco-warriors spark traffic chaos Don’t kid yourself, these type of global warming protests will soon be coming to North America. RELATED: WATCH: ‘Revolution or Ruin’ – Extinction Rebellion Activist Says Only Socialism Can Stop Climate Change RELATED: ‘MUPPETS!’ Angry commuter’s epic takedown of Extinction Rebellion eco-warriors for gluing themselves to ELECTRIC train An interview with a co-founder of Britain’s Extinction Rebellion which gives you an idea of who the Brits are dealing with: And here is an …
Video: Bucket defeats Ram 4-3 in close match
A cute video from down under shows a Ram getting irritated by a big bucket and charging it.
Video: Mama squirrel adopts orphan
A woman had found an orphan baby squirrel and was trying to raise it, but things were not going well. But, she knew there was a mother squirrel with babies in her yard and with the orphan and a couple walnuts in hand, she checked if the mother squirrel would be interested in adopting another baby squirrel.
Actor Jon Voight tells of the day God spoke to him and changed his life
In a recent interview, with Fox News commentator Tucker Carlson, Hollywood actor Jon Voight, 82, shared an experience he had with God that changed his life.
You decide who is lying: Rand Paul vs Anthony Fauci
US Senator Rand Paul addressing Anthony Fauci, the director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases.
Video: Jordan Peterson interviews Yeonmi Park
In the above video, Canadian Psychology professor, Jordan Peterson, interviews Yeonmi Park on the atrocities taking place in North Korea, under its current tyrant, Kim Jong-un. For those unfamiliar with Yeonmi Park, she is a young woman who along with her mother escaped North Korea in to Communist China, where they ended up as sex slaves before escaping to South Korea. Yeonmi is now attending Columbia University, an Ivy League school in the US, and has been noticing similarities between what is taking place at the school with what people are experiencing in North Korea. READ: ‘North Korea was crazy, but not this crazy’: Columbia student, 27, who escaped Stalinist dictatorship warns wokeism is stifling freedom of speech at US universities just like in her homeland On a lighter note:
Video: Did governments deliberately create a ‘spirit of fear’?
The story on how the British government, SAGE and SPI-B deliberately terrorized Brits with ‘covert’ psychological propaganda.
Video: Jordan Peterson predicts end of legacy media
In an interesting video, Jordan Peterson suggests that the countdown has started for the end of the Legacy Media because no one under the age of 30 is watching or reading the mainstream media anymore.
Jordan Smith, 2015 The Voice winner, provides a key to success
You may remember Jordan Smith, he was the believer that won Season 9 of The Voice in 2015. Raised in a Christian home of pastor parents, Jordan who also served as the church’s worship leader, attended Lee University a private Christian university based in Cleveland, Tennessee. It is interesting to note, that his success was due in part to perseverance, because he had previously auditioned for the show and been rejected. But he was accepted the second time and his first song, Chandelier, resulted in a four chair turn by the coaches that resulted in Jordan choosing Adam Levine as coach. During Season 9, he was the first artist from The Voice to top the iTunes pop chart when his song Great is Thy Faithfulness pushed ahead of Adele’s Hello to the number one spot. The song also placed number 30 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number one on Billboard’s Christian Song chart. His semi-final rendition of Queen’s Somebody to Love would once again send Adele’s Hello to second place on iTunes. Amazingly, it …
Video: The unseen cost of the lockdowns
All you have to do is watch the first minute of this video as Bill Fehr, part-owner of the J&W Foods in Toronto, Canada reveals how the lockdowns are doing more harm than good. Unfortunately, you won’t see these stories in the mainstream media.
Video: Thomas Sowell – Common sense in a senseless world
In this video, hosted by Jason Riley, we look at the life of Thomas Sowell, 90, a black conservative who many believe is “one of the greatest minds of the past half-century.” Over his career, he addressed issues of racial inequality, economics, history, migration and culture. He counters the message of a victim mentality with one of personal responsibility. When he was in his 20s, Sowell described himself as Marxist and even wrote a book sympathetic towards Marxism. However, after interning for the federal government in 1960, his views changed as part of his work included studying how increasing the minimum wage in Puerto Rico’s sugar industry contributed to rising unemployment. After being the first person in his family to complete grade six, Sowell went on to become a senior fellow at Stanford University‘s Hoover Institution. He has written over 30 books along libertarian, conservative themes with his latest, Charter Schools and Their Enemies, published in 2020.
Video: How Dutch police deal with lockdown protestors
Here is a five-second video on how the Dutch police deal with protestors opposing the lockdown. Of course, everyone is wondering if the individual will be included in Holland’s COVID stats?
Video: Monkey 1 – Tiger 0
The video really needs no explanation. But it seems the monkey lured the Tiger out on to a limb that couldn’t hold its weight and then the monkey dashed for bigger limbs letting gravity do the rest.
Video: Denzel Washington tells the truth about race
Conservative commentator Larry Elder reports on Denzel Washington’s perspective on how we can fix our modern culture and race relations. Denzel says it starts with fathers.
Video: Redefining bravery for 2020
2020 has become a defining year for modern society. Among other things it has also redefined what it means to be brave.
1,435 people baptized in Thailand in one service
An extraordinary thing happened in Thailand recently. The country located on the Indochinese Peninsula in Southeast Asia has a population of 66 million with 95% of them Buddhist and only 1% are Christians. But according to a report in Christianity Today, the Free in Jesus Christ Church Association (FJCCA) held what it claims to be the largest baptism in Thailand’s history, when 20 church pastors baptized 1,435 people on Sept 6, 2020. FJCCA, working with a missionary organization called Reach a Village, focuses its ministry on taking the gospel to the tens of thousands of villages scattered throughout Thailand. It is estimated that 75,000 Thai villages do not have a Christian witness. The people being baptized came from nearly 200 village churches in five provinces and many of the new converts had not heard of Christ until the gospel was shared with them this year. When it first started in 2016, FJCCA had just 20 village churches, but that number has grown to over 700 house churches today. Of course, in many of these villages …
VIDEOS: Who are communism’s ‘useful idiots’?
Below are a three videos that may help explains the recent activities of the radical left in America. In the first video, former Lieutenant Colonel Allen West explains the term ‘useful idiots’, that was coined by Vladimir Lenin, the founder of the Soviet Union, to describe those who paved the way for the introduction of communism into a nation. In the second video, G. Edward Griffin, discusses the book Color, Communism and Commons Sense, that was written by a Black man, Manning Johnson, who left the communist movement in the early 1920s, when he realized the Marxists wanted to use the racial problems in the US to destroy America. And of course, I would be completely remiss, if I didn’t include a video of one the founders of the Black Lives Matter movement who says she is a trained Marxist:
Do dogs go to heaven?
In this video, Pastor Max Lucado explains what awaits us in heaven. We won’t be sitting on clouds playing harps. At the end of the Age, God will create a new heaven and a new physical earth where we will live. Lucado believes that God may be recreating, reforming and renovating the earth that we have been living on and because of this he wonders if this new earth may include your pets.
Be blessed by ‘The Blessing’
While under lockdown, Christian singers and musicians in the privacy of their homes, joined together to create collaborations from their respective countries. Below are a few of them: “The Lord bless you and keep you; the Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to you; the Lord turn his face toward you and give you peace.” Numbers 6:22-26 NIV From Zimbabwe (377,000 views). I was really impacted by the first person who spoke: From Latin America (3.4 million views). Both our kids were adopted from Latin America, and I Love the Latin American culture: From Singapore (175,000 views). I don’t know why, but Singapore is one of those countries (actually a city state), that I have always wanted to visit: From Ireland (419,000 views). I love the Irish music theme and my mom is Irish. Welcome to the Emerald Isle: From the UK (3.1 million views). My dad’s grandparents are from the Shetland Island off the Scottish coast: From Canada (353,000 views). I am from Canada, and though I did not recognize …
Why I left the left, an interview with Melanie Phillips
I just wanted to share an intriguing interview that The Sun had with former Guardian columnist Melanie Phillipst. Melanie is Jewish and was a former reporter with The Guardian, a far-left news paper in England. In this interview, she shares why she left The Guardian and essentially left the left. She also explains how the left is trying to change society. She also discusses the rise of anti semetism in the political left. I disagreed with is her description of Adolf Hitler as a fascists. Though, fascist and the extreme right have embraced Nazism, in fact Hitler headed the NSDPA or Nation Socialist German Workers’ Party, that was later abbreviated to NAZI. Melanie is broadcaster and journalist who currently writes for The Times and the Jerusalem Post.
Spain’s song at Eurovision written by two Evangelical Christians
Eurovision is an international singing contest held annually in Europe. It started in 1973 and features winners from participating European countries who hold national competitions to select their representative. It differs from North American singing competitions like The Voice in that participants must sing an original song. But it doesn’t have to be written by the people singing it. In fact, the major emphasis seems to be the song over the performers, though obviously they need to be talented as well. With a growing Evangelical population, Spain will be represented at this year’s competition with a song written by two Evangelical Christians, Sylvia Santoro and her nephew Raul Gomez. Sylvia wrote the words and Raul supplied the music. The love song entitled, Tu Canción, won the Spanish leg of the event with 43% of the vote, beating out eight competitors. It was sung by a group called Almaia, composed of two singers Amaia and Alfred. So far the song has over 750,000 views on YouTube. Married with two children, Sylvia is a popular gospel singer among …
Church youth leader wows ‘The Voice’
It was a four-chair turn for church youth leader Brooke Simpson on ‘The Voice’ as she sang a song by Demi Lovato called Stone Cold. Entering is sixteenth season, the winner of ‘The Voice’ receive $100,000 and a recording deal. Simpson is a graduate of Lee University, a Church of God University based in Cleveland Indiana. She works for Potential church in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In a YouTube video uploaded earlier this year, Brooke said that she and her husband Ray started a program called ‘Youth in Revolt’ encouraging youth to live as rebels for God in a society that is increasing becoming anti-Christian. Before she was done all four coaches were standing applauding her performance. Pop Singer Miley Cyrus said “You know you’re good because I am a little speechless and that never happens.” Adam Levine called her “one in a million.” I find it more than a coincidence that Simpson is following in the footsteps of another Lee graduate Jordan Smith who won ‘The Voice’ in 2016. All four judges turned their chairs …
Watch Gospel music ring out at Hurricane Harvey rescue shelter
Gospel singer Victoria White and others entertained people taking shelter from Hurricane Harvey in the Lone Star Convention and Expo Center in Conroe, Texas, north of Houston. The song was videoed by volunteer Joni Villemez-Commeaux. White works as an admission counselor at Sam Houston State University. She was ministering with Outreach Missions who was raising support for the victims of Harvey. White’s powerful voice emanated in the hall as others joined the singing. So far the video posted on Facebook has been viewed over 12 million times. The death toll for the storm is now nearing 40 and includes the rescue of 13,000 people trapped by the rapidly rising waters that hit Houston and area. Sources: Lifting spirits: Texas woman breaks out into incredible gospel performance inside Hurricane Harvey shelter: Daily Mail Watch: Spontaneous Gospel singing fills Harvey evacuation shelter: Breitbart
A prayer walk
A month ago a few ladies from our Church gathered at Government House Gardens here in Regina, Saskatchewan for a prayer walk. We usually gather once a month at a park, historical site or Government building to pray for our city, country and nation. This year we decided to produce a video about our walk to show you what we do. It is our first video and it is not perfect. It is dark in spots and at other points our videoing could be better, but we hope to improve as we create more videos for our YouTube channel — Bashful & Bold. It was a bright, sunny day. The flowers and bushes were just beginning to bloom. We started to walk when we noticed a fragrance in the air and were drawn to the Cherry Blossom trees with their full pink blooms at the end of the lane. We were reminded of the verse in 2 Corinthians about the aroma of Christ and prayed into this verse that the fragrance of Christ in us …
10-year-old autistic girl sings Cohen’s ‘Hallelujah’ with a Christmas twist
A 10-year-old autistic girl from Northern Ireland is wowing social media with her Youtube version of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.” Leonard Cohen, a Canadian song writer and singer, died on November 7, 2016 at age 82. Kayleigh Rogers attends Killard House school in Donaghadee, Northern Ireland. The school has 200 students from ages three to 16. In the song, that has since gone viral on Facebook with over 1 million views, Kayleigh leads the school’s choir in a moving rendition of the international hit. Since it was part of the Killard House’s Christmas program, the school changed the words to tell the story of Jesus’ birth. Kayleigh started school at age 7 and not only struggles with autism but ADHD as well. Though of moderate severity, they have resulted in “learning delays” for Kayleigh. In an interview with BBC, the school’s principal Colin Miller said Kaylee is normally a very shy girl, but when she begins to sing, she shines. Miller told Belfast Live: “She may only be a child but she has an amazing tone …
‘The Singing Contractors’ unexpected climb to fame
Two general contractors working in and around Indianapolis, Indiana have taken social media by storm, not by displaying teaching videos on contracting techniques, but by singing. Aaron Gray, 39 and Josh Arnett, 40, have been friends since childhood. Today, they work as contractors — pounding a hammer. Living about an hour apart outside Indianapolis, they often work together on projects. Initially they started out singing together while they worked, but at one point they decided to record the songs on their phones. All their songs are ‘a cappella’ but often have a cathedral type sound as they sing in empty homes. Both Arnett and Gray come from Christian homes, but neither of them had sang professionally. The turning point came last year when pastor Paul Biggar joined them in singing “How Great Thou Art.” They sang it in three-part harmony in the basement of a home they were working on. They shared it on Facebook and within a few weeks the video was viewed 19 million times. Because of their almost instantaneous climb to fame, …
Lee University choral group wows Delta flight with an impromptu hymn
A choral group from Lee University were recently on a Delta flight and entertained the people with an amazing rendition of “I Love you Lord.” As the jet waited on the tarmac, hearing they were a choir, a flight attendant asked them to sing a song. The group that was heading on a mission trip to the British Virgin Islands gladly agreed. A person captured the song on video and posted to a Facebook page for the university’s choirs. Lee University started in 1918 as a Bible school with 12 students and one teacher. Today, it is a liberal arts college with nearly 5,000 students and a 120 acre campus. Based in Cleveland, TN, it is operated by the Church of God and is famous for its music program that includes a number of singing groups. The video that is now going viral has sparked many comments. One of my favorites speaks of the storied history of the school. It was written by a man who now pastors a Church of God in Chesapeake, Virginia: Rodney Vickers: That’s my old choir. To think, I’m old enough to …
Audrey Assad’s haunting song of martyrdom
You have to read the story behind this song, Even Unto Death, just released by Christian singer Audrey Assad. It is part of her new album, Inheritance, scheduled for release on February 12. She wrote this song after watching the martyrdom of 21 Egyptian Christian men on the shores of the Mediterranean by the Muslim extremist group ISIS. In the video, ISIS led the 21 men, dressed in orange, to the beach where they were beheaded simply because they believed in Jesus. To live, all these Coptic Christians had to do to was renounce their faith in Christ. Audrey wrote: “You must remember that night, months ago, when I saw the video of those 21 precious Egyptian men kneeling on a Mediterranean beach. I stared at the procession … I knew that I was looking into the sickening, quaking black hole that is death. The captives prayed, their lips moving silently, their eyes closed or raised to the heavens. What were they whispering, in those last, fast-fading moments of their lives? Were they afraid? What …
New Brazilian worship song “Minha Essência” (My Essence)
I encourage you to listen to this video by Thiago Brado, a worship singer from Brazil. The song sung in Portuguese, entitled My Essence in English, has nearly 4.3 million views on YouTube. Thiago, 25, whose real name is Thiago Oliveira da Silva started singing at the age of 10. At 14, he attended a musical conservatory for further training after his grandmother gave him a guitar. Three years later in 2007, Thiago encountered the Holy Spirit at a Catholic Charismatic meeting in Brazil that transformed his life. He has been attending ever since. During these gatherings his attention was drawn to worship and today Thiago says: “I sing what the Lord wants me to sing.” Several years back, my wife and I met a young couple involved in the Catholic Charismatic movement in Peru. I was genuinely impressed with their faith. We spent an evening with them and our discussion eventually turned to doctrine. Ok I confess, I asked them their views on Mary, the mother of Jesus. Though they were still Catholic in …
Another Christian on ‘The Voice?’
Shy, unassuming Korin Bukowski was in battle with Mark Hood on The Voice tonight (November 17, 2015) for the last spot in the show’s Top 11. She and Mark had finished last in the audience voting and were forced in to a sing off where the viewing audience would vote live using Twitter. Mark sang an energetic version of “Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I’m Yours.” After he was finished, I thought Korin was in tough to move on. But her haunting version of “Don’t Know Why” clearly impressed the judges. Korin was still in the running. After counting the Twitter votes, Korin was declared the winner. Korin is pre-med student and during blind audition only one judge, Gwen, turned around to choose Korin to be part of a team. During the discussion after her initial tryout, judge Adam Levine said to Korin “You are so cool” and immediately Korin blurted out laughing “I’m not cool.” Of all the contestants, Korin seems to be the most awkward and lacking confidence. After tonight’s sing off, both Mark and Korin …
Jordan Smith stuns ‘The Voice’ with “Great is thy Faithfulness”
Jordan Smith is among the Top 12 on this year’s The Voice. Last night playing at the piano, Jordan stirred the audience with his rendition of “Great is thy Faithfulness.” It not only affected the crowd but even the judges were awed by his performance. Blake Shelton said: “Man, Jordan, you know, coming off the weekend, the horrible things that happened over in Paris, and just having a heavy heart over the last few days, thank you for that. That was beautiful.” Jordan’s coach on The Voice, Adam Levine added: “Sometimes, there’s so much about the world that can be so confusing and sad. Then you come along, and make us feel there’s a lot of hope.” The judges were not the only people moved by Jordan’s performance. Once the video was posted to YouTube, Kimiki Wolf commented: “Jordan Smith sang his song so well that I almost converted.” Jordan is a Christian and attended Lee University, a Liberal arts college operated by the Church of God. Based in Cleveland, Tennessee, Lee University is renowned …
NFL star Frank Gifford’s greatest trophy was a small stone
Frank Gifford, 84, former NFL star and sports broadcaster died Sunday morning, August 9, 2015 sitting in his chair waiting to go to church. He was husband to Kathie Lee Gifford co-host of NBC’s Today Show and on Monday she shared a testimony of Frank’s faith and the impact a small stone had on him. Frank grew up in abject poverty during the Dirty 30s where at times his family ate dog food to survive. But his mother and father believed in God and faithfully attended church through these hard times. When Frank went on to play college ball at USC, he showed up with one white shirt and one pair of jeans. He went on to become a star in the NFL where he played as a running back and receiver. He played in eight Pro Bowls, was installed in six halls of fame, was the NFL’s most valuable player in 1956 when his team won the Super Bowl. Frank was nominated the come-back player of the year and was the only person to …
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