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Survey: Young Christians want marijuana legalized

Engaging with the culture without embracing it is getting much harder for Christians, especially when the Church itself is looking more and more like the world. With 70 percent of our youth leaving the Church – and their faith – once they graduate high school, you have to wonder why. (See Top 10 Reasons Our [...]

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Why Christians should start talking about redefining marriage

Many Christians avoid tough subjects like gay marriage and other charged topics because they don’t want to get into a heated discussion. But as we’ll hear from our two guests today, this conversation is one we can no longer avoid having. Why? Do we really expect to change the shifting national opinion on gay marriage, [...]

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A different Gospel is lulling us to sleep

Today an interesting billboard campaign in Las Vegas where a Christian leader is purchasing space to publish the Ten Commandments. Is that going to help save America? Joseph Farah thinks so, but we’ve got a different take. And then, in our third segment, we’ll talk a little more about pastor Jay Bakker’s version of the [...]

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Is Persecution Right Around the Corner?

In 1936 Germany was in the midst of economic ruin and social upheaval, facing an uncertain future.  A charismatic leader by the name of Adolph Hitler was rising to power and he pointed Germans to a new direction that would bring the nation and its people back to greatness—if they only trusted him. He consolidated [...]

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What is the state of the Church in 2013?

Today we begin to explore the state of the Church in 2013. This year promises to be shaky. What we mean by that is simply that the Bride of Christ is continuing to be shaken by a number of crisis points spiritually, morally and financially from the outside world and from within her own walls.  [...]

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Spiritual and economic confusion to hit Christians in 2013?

How is the secular media, and some in the Church, playing a role in the enemy’s spiritual confusion of Christianity? A recurring theme you are going to hear in the coming year on SUFTT is how the enemy is moving his chess pieces into position to bring economic and social chaos to our nation and [...]

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Co-existing with the culture

In an age when our culture and when other religions are increasingly calling for tolerance and change, how does the Church respond?  Are we to re-brand ourselves and hope that relaxing in some areas will present a kinder Christianity?  Today we’re covering a number of stories and we’re asking for your input on this idea [...]

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Christian Church to host national Muslim convention

A Christian church in California has decided to move forward with hosting a huge convention of the Muslim Public Affairs Council next week — the first time the organization has conducted a national convention at a Christian church. The announcement by All Saints Church in Pasadena prompted what the pastor calls a “slew of hate [...]

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Progressive Christianity’s revolution

If you wish to be equipped as a Christian, you need to have your Bible and your eyes wide open. In other words, 1. know the Word. 2. understand the strategy waged by the so-called “Progressive Christian” movement that is working overtime to cast doubt on (or downright attack) the Bible’s teachings. The following will [...]

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Christianity in America: Philadelphia or Laodecia?

Ten days ago American voters cast their votes for the future direction of this nation.  We tend to look at presidential elections as our choice for the next four years in this nation, but often because of the power accumulated in Washington D.C., our votes have far more reaching consequences.  So let’s try to summarize [...]

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