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A Prophecy, A Prophetic Dream, and the Reformation

A Prophecy, A Prophetic Dream, and the Reformation

As we celebrate the 500th anniversary of Luther nailing The 95 Theses to the Wittenberg door, check out this amazing story of God working through John Huss and Frederick of Saxony to lay the groundwork for this epic moment in history. The Prophetic Dream That Saved Martin Luther by John P. Pratt #MartinLuther #JohnHuss #TheReformation #FrederickofSaxony #WittenbergDoor #The95Theses #500thAnniversary #ProtestantReformation

Douglas Gresham: The Man Behind Narnia

Taste and See That God is Good!

Nobody Knows: Chapter 1 - The Gospel Train

Nobody Knows: Chapter 1 - The Gospel Train

Chapter 1: The Gospel Train 1891—ERIE, PENNSYLVANIA The Lakeshore Limited was only partially filled with passengers as the short, handsome black man climbed aboard and shued down the aisle, searching for a seat next to a north-facing window so that he could watch his beloved Lake Erie as the train skirted the hills of northern Pennsylvania. As Harry Thacker Burleigh stowed his one small suitcase above the seat, the large metal beast shuddered and lurched forward from the wo

Lit Up! Radio Interview: Harry Truman and Israel

Lit Up! Radio Interview: Harry Truman and Israel

Join Lit Up host, Angela Breidenbach, and guest, Dr. Craig von Buseck, on a journey to discover the history behind how Harry S. Truman helped rebirth Israel into sovereignty - watch for his upcoming new book on the subject: "I Am Cyrus: Harry S. Truman and the Rebirth of Israel" Listen to the Interview Dr. von Buseck also shares about his new position as a writer with Inspiration Ministries and TV, and their website, Inspiration.org. The ministry reaches the U.S., U.K., Austr

Each Day

Each Day

Each day is a play in three acts - morning, mid-day, and evening. Each day is to be cherished, for we do not know how often God will allow us to attend this theater of life. The players of the day can be walk-on extras, seen once or twice and then never again. Many others, however, are familiar characters, written into the script to provide drama and suspense, comedy, tragedy, anxiety, joy, and a rainbow of emotions for the enjoyment and education of the central character --

Our Father Who 'Arts' In Heaven

Our Father Who 'Arts' In Heaven

Some of my favorite moments with the Lord have been when I've gone out to interact with Him in nature. When I was pastoring in Pennsylvania, I'd love to drive into the Allegheny National Forest to read my Bible, pray, and meditate as I sat on the side of a small mountain overlooking the Allegheny River. That little patch of earth is called “Hearts Content,” which is a very good name for such a place. I felt His presence in a very special way another time when I visited the Gr

Love From Rehoboth

Love From Rehoboth

Conflict isn’t fun. Conflict can lead to a reverse in the progress you have made in life. This was the case with Isaac, the son of Abraham. Just as He had with his father, God lavished His favor on Isaac. The Bible tells us that when Isaac planted his crops one year, he harvested a hundred times more grain than he planted. Isaac acquired so many flocks of sheep and goats, herds of cattle, and servants that the Philistines became jealous of him. (Genesis 26:12-14) In spite, th

Cape Henry and the Spiritual Roots of a Nation

Cape Henry and the Spiritual Roots of a Nation

It was a warm, clear day in April, 1607, as an Anglican priest named Robert Hunt led a group of English colonists up a windswept dune to where they had erected a rough-hewn cross, carried over from England. The sound of the pounding surf contrasted with the high-pitched calls of the seagulls overhead as the walked through the sands of what they named Cape Henry – after the son of their King James. Lifting his eyes toward heaven, Hunt led them in a providential prayer that wou

Climate Change? Another Way the Media Tries to Scare You

Climate Change? Another Way the Media Tries to Scare You

A few years ago my family enjoyed the animated movie “The Croods” about a prehistoric family that spent every day fearfully trying to survive. Each morning the father rolled aside the rock from the front of their cave and reminded his family how dangerous it was outside. “Never not be afraid,” he admonished them. This is the same message we have heard from the media all our lives, isn’t it? But in journalism school I learned one of the media’s dirty little secret: fear sells.

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