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[...] for Christians to Unite With Catholics, Refers to Pope as ‘Holy Father’ appeared first on The Trumpet Online. [...]

[...] , pp. 51-52. The post 25 – Jan. 25 – THIS DAY IN BAPTIST HISTORY PAST appeared first on The Trumpet Online. [...]

[...] IN SIGHT: CALIFORNIA ON PRECIPICE OF FOURTH STRAIGHT YEAR OF DROUGHT appeared first on The Trumpet Online. [...]

[...] , pp. 47-48. The post 23 – Jan. 23 – THIS DAY IN BAPTIST HISTORY PAST appeared first on The Trumpet Online. [...]

[...] after his death. Dr. Greg J. Dixon from: This Day in Baptist History Vol. I: Cummins Thompson /, pp. 539-40. 360 – Dec. 26 – THIS DAY IN BAPTIST HISTORY PAST “…they have [...]

[...] to the gospel ministry. Dr. Greg J. Dixon from: This Day in Baptist History Vol. I: Cummins Thompson /, pp. 526-28. 352 – Dec. 18 – THIS DAY IN BAPTIST HISTORY PAST His motto: “First pure, then [...]

[...] was licensed to preach. Dr. Greg J. Dixon from: This Day in Baptist History Vol. I: Cummins Thompson /, pp. 512-13. The post 342 – Dec. 08 – THIS DAY IN BAPTIST HISTORY PAST appeared [...]

[...] this hastened her death. Dr. Greg J. Dixon from: This Day in Baptist History Vol. I: Cummins Thompson /, pp. 537-39. The post 358 – Dec. 24 – THIS DAY IN BAPTIST HISTORY PAST appeared [...]

[...] of our brother in the Lord, Kent Hovind.” In an e-mail to The New American about why the federal government would persecute Hovind, Davis pointed to a video where the pastor explores some of the [...]

[...] . Ferguson also prompted a major surge in distribution of lethal firearms, with the the federal government shipping nearly 4,000 more assault rifles to local law enforcement agencies in the [...]

[...] constant of which many are unaware: Every time CPS seizes a child, it gets money from the federal government. Lots of money. And critics have warned that this has a corruptive effect. As New York [...]

[...] mainstream media censored nearly all stories about Ebola in the USA on orders from the federal government. Sure, they still reported on Ebola in Africa — that seems really far away to the average [...]

[...] served the city of Atlanta with distinction, both before and after his post with the Obama administration. The city fired him for nothing other than his faith, and that’s not constitutional. We [...]

[...] a “tool.” If you find that prospect unnerving, it’s time to stand up and speak out. The Obama administration has rare bipartisan support for its proposals and, barring any kind of significant [...]

[...] government now openly spies on all our phone calls, emails and phone texts — and where the Obama administration has prosecuted more truth-telling whistleblowers than any other administration in U.S. [...]

[...] and activists who threaten its agenda. Attkisson, who has filed a lawsuit against the Obama administration, said in an interview an internal email indicates “reporters who were working with leakers [...]

[...] clearly the great truths of God’s Word.  At 32 he was immersed and united with a Baptist church.  Two years later he was ordained.  He became pastor of the Baptist church in Kennett [...]

[...] as Editor of the Triennial Convention’s periodical Columbian Star, he became pastor of the Baptist church in Portsmouth, N.H. Soon the growth was such that they had to build a new house of worship. [...]

[...] was being threatened, he removed to Hopewell, N.J., where he assumed the pastorate of the Baptist church there and remained for thirteen years. Hart was another example of one who did not have a [...]

“They “were sprung from the seed which he (Whitefield) first planted” December 21, 1764 – Rev. James Reed, a clergyman from the Church of Eng [...]

William Carey Krishna Pal preached the gospel among his people with great success. December 28, 1800 – Krishna Pal, a Hindu from India, along with [...]

They called him the “Boy Preacher” 01 – Jan 01 – THIS DAY IN BAPTIST HISTORY PAST His name was Marks, his last name that is.  We don’t kn [...]

Authority for baptism Jan. 01, 1750 – Sir William Sinclair, who had come to Baptist convictions in the South, returned to his hometown of Keiss, in [...]

[...] Press Limited, 1987), p.1] Prepared by Dr. Greg Dixon The post O4 – Jan. 04 – This Day in Baptist History Past appeared first on The Trumpet Online. [...]

[...] and Brothers), p. 636.] Prepared by Dr. Greg Dixon The post O5 – Jan. 05 – This Day in Baptist History Past appeared first on The Trumpet Online. [...]

[...] Publications Committee, 1926), p. 24.] Prepared by Dr. Greg Dixon The post This Day in Baptist History Past appeared first on The Trumpet Online. [...]

[...] They called him the “Boy Preacher” 01 – Jan 01 – THIS DAY IN BAPTIST HISTORY PAST His name was Marks, his last name that is.  We don’t know his first name.  We know that he [...]

[...] At this point, the trial of Dr. Kent Hovind has been delayed until February.  Keep checking his web site for information.  http://www. [...]

[...] Dr. Kent Hovind Report from his friend Rudy Davis Hi all, Kent had some upcoming important interviews with WBFI, [...]

[...] TheNewAmerican.com Pastor Kent Hovind (shown), a powerful advocate of biblical creationism who has already served almost 100 months [...]

[...] ” to muster his troops. He was on the grand jury who was presented the case against the Baptist preacher, Lewis Craig and heard his testimony when he said, “I thank you for the honor…While I was [...]

[...] to stir his heart with conviction. In 1811 during a visit to his home, and a witness of a Baptist preacher, his heart was stirred again to consider death and eternity. Conviction continued to grow [...]

[...] for ministers to go to Charleston, S.C. He arrived there just as the only ordained Baptist preacher, Jesse Chamber, was buried. His unexpected arrival was considered to be the will of [...]

(NaturalNews) 2014 was a year in which we watched the mainstream media devolve into a spot-on depiction of George Orwell’s Ministry of Truth, engag [...]

The plight of Atlanta Fire Chief Kelvin Cochran has caught America’s attention, but he is just the latest Christian to have his career vaporized by [...]

(NaturalNews) Now we finally come to the real agenda of the vaccine industry. After vaccines have been repeatedly documented by the Natural News Lab [...]

[...] . But some members of Congress and libertarian groups have complained that the IRS and federal prosecutors are unfairly using it against ordinary people who deposit lawfully obtained money in [...]

[...] one person, under the current law, is arguably a misdemeanor,” Cardozo said. “Now, federal prosecutors almost never bring misdemeanor charges. It just doesn’t happen. But under the new [...]

[...] of religious persecution, is now potentially facing up to 100 years behind bars. As federal prosecutors prepare to make their case for keeping Dr. Hovind incarcerated for the rest of his natural [...]

[...] , so Fisher became a tailor and paid for his own schooling.  Finally he studied with a Baptist pastor in Pittsburgh, PA.  In 1834 at 22 he was ordained by the same church and became pastor [...]

[...] is such a person.  He was born in Livermore, Maine, on February 8, 1801, the son of a Baptist pastor.  He was ordained at North Yarmouth, Maine, on February 16, 1825.  With his wife, he sailed [...]

[...] is such a person.  He was born in Livermore, Maine, on February 8, 1801, the son of a Baptist pastor.  He was ordained at North Yarmouth, Maine, on February 16, 1825.  With his wife, he sailed [...]