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🚨🚨 BREAKING: They killed Jesus Christ because He claimed to be the messiah.
He rose from the dead because HE IS.
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Only the devil would tell you the blood of Jesus is of no importance.
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“The Christian does not think God will love us because we are good, but that God will make us good because He loves us.” - C.S. Lewis
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"He who counts the stars and calls them by name is in no danger of forgetting His children." - Charles Spurgeon
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William Cooper said the “elite” are following a script…
He lost his life to expose it!
RIP WILLIAM COOPER ❤️💫⚖️🙏🫡
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I was saved in Christ and raised up in my early Christianity in a church in Middlesbrough that was almost 100% African migrants.
Whilst the disgraceful globalist open border policies have, and are causing change in our nation, we must also see that God used it to send in his people.
Christian brothers and sisters that have spent 20 years praying for Britain and its people. Worshipping God and commanding demonic strongholds be broken.
The Christian resurgence we are seeing now in Britain is largely a result of that.
The truth matters.
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Beloved, although I was very eager to write to you about our common salvation, I found it necessary to write appealing to you to contend for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints.
— Jude 3
One interesting aspect of this passage is the use of “the faith” as a reference to the doctrines of Christianity. These doctrines, there and then, still during the 1st century, had ALREADY been delivered to the saints. “…the faith that WAS once and for all delivered to the saints.” That is, any novel doctrines or dogmas that were not widely known to Christians in the time of the apostles are simply not part of the necessary doctrines of Christianity.
The bodily assumption of Mary is one of them. Purgatory is one. The idea that marriage is a sacrament is one. The papacy is another (or even the idea that Rome had a single bishop over the region). Icon veneration is one. Even the concept that Mary was born without the stain of original sin was not in the record of apostolic teaching nor was it a generally held view, as far as we can tell. Yet many of these things are taught as if you must believe them or suffer the fires of Hell.
Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox tend to claim they are merely preserving first century doctrines that were universally known to the church fathers and were taught by Jesus and the apostles. But a study of Scripture or the earliest bits of church history show they have many innovations and new dogmas. That is, history, while it isn’t Protestant, isn’t RC or EO, unless we massage and edit it to make it fit.
Go to the text. Go to Scripture. And if you study people who were born hundreds of years after Jesus then study them as secondary sources and read them well enough to not quote mine them for purposes they didn’t conceive of.
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Here’s 5 ways the Pharisees are a perfect correlation to the Papacy (and in many cases Eastern Orthodoxy).
1. Jesus said of the Pharisees that they “sit in Moses’ seat” meaning that they genuinely carried forward a kind of teaching authority connected to Moses. This is the most important parallel because, it is believed the Pope sits in the chair of Peter or EO’s stand on their apostolic succession. This single parallel means that Jesus’ treatment of them is valid when it comes to others who claim (legit or not) to have such a position in teaching authority.
2. The Pharisees claimed to have unwritten Tradition which came to them from Moses. It was preserved through time and carried binding authority upon Jews. This is identical to RC and EO claims, as they insist they are not innovating but preserving what Jesus and the apostles taught but which was not written down.
3. Jesus rebuked the Pharisees for teaching their traditions which conflicted with and subverted the commands of God in Scripture. He pulled no punches here! Their additions to God’s word were rejected. Their Tradition, along with its supposed claims to merely preserve unwritten teachings from Moses, were subjected to the testing of Scripture. Scripture had authority over the Tradition. Jesus modeled for us the practicing of Sola Scriptura.
4. Their authority was acknowledged and diminished. Jesus acknowledged they sat in Moses’ seat and as much as they merely taught what Moses said they were to be obeyed. But when they added their traditions and rules of man their authority was to be ignored. They were going beyond the sphere where their authority could hold power. Why? Because the power was in Scripture and when they departed from it they went away powerless. Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox authority should be treated the same way.
5. In the end, Jesus was continuing the work of God and those men could either get with it or get left behind. Some of them got with it. Nicodemus is a wonderful example of a man who was in those ranks who learned that he didn’t know as much as he thought. Jesus exposed the ignorance of Scripture that results from a mind ruled by Tradition when he said to Nicodemus, “Are you the teacher of Israel and yet you do not understand these things?”
— John 3:10
The Pharisees are a solid parallel of ecclesial authorities who came after the apostles’ time.
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Have you sadly noticed the increased catholic conversions worldwide as a result of Marian apparitions?
What is the driving force behind these false induced catholic conversions?
The Book of Revelation seriously warns that the end-times deception will be driven by "all power and signs and lying wonders" (2 Thessalonians 2:9). Throughout history, and accelerating in the modern era, global "Marian apparitions" (Fatima, Lourdes, Medjugorje, Amsterdam) have spoken to millions.
What you notice with the consistent, underlying message of these satanically inspired apparitions is that they rarely call people to simple, contextual study of the Bible. Instead, they demand devotion to the "Immaculate Heart," require repetitive prayer formulas, and frequently predict a coming era of global, multi-faith unity where all religions will put aside their dogmatic differences under a universal maternal mantle.
Why would a Marian figure serve as the perfect capstone for a future one-world religion? Because a maternal goddess archetype is the ultimate cross-cultural bridge.
To Islam: Mary (Maryam) is the only woman mentioned by name in the Quran and is highly revered in Islamic theology. Apparitions like Our Lady of Fatima, named after a town uniquely linked to the daughter of Muhammad act as a ready-made bridge to unite Catholic and Muslim devotions.
To New Age and Eastern Mysticisms: The modern New Age movement is obsessed with the resurrection of the "Divine Feminine" and goddess worship. The Catholic "Queen of Heaven" fits this pagan archetype, allowing pantheists and occultists to comfortably merge their devotions under a sanitized Christian vocabulary.
In Revelation 17:4, the apostate system is depicted as a wealthy, purple-and-scarlet-clad woman holding a golden cup full of abominations. Historically, pagan Babylon was the birthplace of the mother-child cult (Semiramis and Tammuz), which systematically spread across the earth, changing its names to Isis and Horus in Egypt, Diana in Ephesus, and ultimately being absorbed as the Virgin Mary and Child in Rome.
When the angel calls this final system "Mystery, Babylon the Great," he is exposing the full re-emergence of this ancient, baptized paganism. The "Lady of All Nations" is the ultimate evolution of the ancient Queen of Heaven, humanly engineered to give the global population a reassuring, maternal focus that hides the real operations of the Antichrist power.
The scriptural verdict regarding this complex framework is uncompromising. The Holy Spirit has completely omitted any mention of Mary reigning in heaven, hearing prayers, or acting as an advocate.
When you see the global religious masses weeping before her statues, marching in her processions, and petitioning for her global coronation, you are not looking at historical apostolic Christianity. You are looking at the foundational architecture of the Final Counterfeit, a system that uses the vocabulary of the Gospel to construct a global goddess that obscures the solitary glory of Jesus Christ.
The call of prophecy remains a matter of absolute personal alignment:
"Little children, keep yourselves from idols. Amen." (1 John 5:21)
You must refuse to let emotional familiarity or sensory awe blind your eyes to this structural deception. Step off the platform of human tradition, reject the parallel mediators of Rome, and anchor your soul exclusively to the King of Kings, who alone paid your debt and who alone sits on the throne of heaven.
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Nobody has absolute victory over sin in this life. We can have relative victory over sin.
This distinction matters. Absolute victory would mean complete victory over sin. No sin, no failure and no falling short. We won't have that in this life.
Relative victory means that we can have real victory over particular sins. A sin that once controlled us may no longer control us. We can grow and become more obedient, even though we will never reach absolute sinless perfection in this life.
We have been made holy in Christ. That is absolute. Our practical victory over sin is relative. There can be real progress in our walk with Christ without reaching absolute perfection.
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German Catholic theologian and priest Oliver Wintzek has published an op-ed arguing that Islam can be understood as an “alternative form of Byzantine Christianity” and that Muslims should be viewed as Christians’ “younger brothers and sisters.”
Wintzek also rejects portraying Islam as a “political ideology” incompatible with Germany’s constitution and dismisses warnings about the “Islamization” of Germany. He concludes by calling for Christians and Muslims to come closer together, suggesting they could do so over “döner and baklava,” which he says are also part of Germany.
Neither originated in Germany: döner comes from the Ottoman/Turkish culinary tradition, while modern baklava was developed in the Ottoman world.
Over the past decade, Germany has suffered at least 18 major Islamist terrorist attacks, according to a 2026 study.
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This Catholic was saying Mary had no sin, so I showed him this verse.
Look at his reaction to it.
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"False teaching always appears to be attractive. That's why people are ready to swallow it."
―Dr. Martyn Lloyd
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BELGIUM 🇧🇪
Controversy has erupted after an Islamic prayer was included in the opening Mass at the Catholic University in Leuven
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Not everyone sitting inside a church belongs to Christ, and not everyone who belongs to Christ is presently standing inside a healthy local church.
The visible church has always contained both true believers and false professors. Jesus warned that not everyone who says to Him, “Lord, Lord,” will enter the kingdom of heaven (Matthew 7:21). Paul warned the Ephesian elders that “savage wolves will come in among you, not sparing the flock,” and that even from among their own number men would arise speaking twisted things (Acts 20:29–30).
That means a church building can contain both sheep and wolves.
Membership rolls, ministry titles, theological language, and public reputation do not finally determine who belongs to Christ. “The Lord knows those who are His” (2 Timothy 2:19).
At the same time, there are genuine believers who may be outside faithful church fellowship for a season because of persecution, displacement, abuse, doctrinal confusion, or the absence of a sound church nearby. Their physical distance from a congregation does not cancel their union with Christ.
But we should not make isolation a virtue. Christ saves His people into a body. Hebrews 10:25 tells us not to forsake assembling together, and the New Testament assumes believers will live under teaching, shepherding, correction, fellowship, and mutual care.
So the warning cuts both ways.
Do not assume everyone inside the church is converted simply because they are present.
And do not assume that remaining outside the church indefinitely is healthy simply because someone truly belongs to Christ.
There are wolves among the flock, and there are wounded sheep scattered outside it.
The answer is not suspicion of everyone inside or celebration of everyone outside.
The answer is Christ, His Word, and a church that actually knows the difference between guarding the sheep and entertaining the wolves.