He was born on a farm in England. Seeking adventure he journeyed to Vienna and joined a company of cavalry fighting the Turks. His natural talents as a soldier were early recognized and he was promoted to captain of company of 250 men. At that time the Christian armies were fighting the Mohammedan armies at the very gates of Vienna in the heart of Europe.
The champion fighter of all the Turkish armies challenged the champion of the Christian armies to single combat. He was chosen to represent the Christians.
Meeting on level ground, the two champions spurred their horses at each other, his lance passed through the head of his Saracen opponent. Quickly severing the Turk’s head, he rode from the battlefield with the grisly trophy held high on the point of his lance.
Can you believe this? I would like to see the laboratory tests which proved that your child has a much higher chance of gaining acceptance and "fitting in" during those awkward pre-teen and teen years and is GUARANTEED HAPPINESS--their solution: Give your infant coca-cola?
And now it is even worse--High Fructose Corn Syrup and aspartame.
As I See It: Delayed Collapse Means More Time to Prepare
By Pastor Everett Ramsey
The recent change of the guard at the Capitol of the International Federal Government was not nearly as big and complete as we needed in order to put a halt to the Obama demolition of Christian Liberty and Christians in the United States. The totalitarian regime stomps on.
If you have Cable, Dish or Direct TV, I encourage you to be sure and listen to Ventura’s “Conspiracy Theory” programs that are airing every Friday night at 10 PM. Last week it was on the Concentration and death Camps in the United States. Upcoming programs will cover the Federal Reserve, The Bilderbergers, the 9/11 Terror Hoax and a host of other subjects that have been banned from the regular media, even Fox.
While we need not become depressed, despondent or discouraged, we need to be real and understand that America is not on a road back from the Abyss of destruction to past days of glory.
...At last I settled on Thomas Road Baptist Church where I went for 18 years. They taught me to tithe, go to church on Sunday, and how to be a “goody two-shoes”.
I’m a slow learner. After 18 years I found that my Bible reading and my church teachings didn’t agree. Thomas Road taught that God’s Law was done away. The Bible I was reading said “If you love me obey my commandments.” To learn right from wrong at Thomas Road one had to ask the preacher.
The Bible was put together by the Roman Church and there were a number of books mentioned in the Bible that weren’t included in the Bible. I began searching them out and reading them. None disagreed with the Bible — they just expanded on the stories that were in the Bible. Things began to come together.
