Did Jesus Truly Say,
“I Will Build My Church Upon Peter?”
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Thank you Norman. Your comment is very touching
Tears! May the whole earth read, and cry, and smile.
Thanks for your comment Jeanette. Sorry it took so long to reply, but personal problems have kept me from checking…
Excellent commentary & answered a question I actually had not thought about. But, it really is a good question since…
You are 100% correct For the last 30 years, since the Clintons came to DC, almost every issue they advance…
Spot on! This same formula was also used for Covid.
We disagree, because even if it didn’t as you say, the court had an obligation to do so. After all…
Sorry, Chuck, Dobbs had nothing to do with abortion. It was about federal overreach. The Tenth Amendment says that ‘the…
Thanks a Susan I did edit the beginning of the article and possibly fixed some errors If you could let…
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Wacky and Outdated Laws
by Chuck Ness Local and state laws are ever changing and it is almost impossible to keep up with tens of thousands of new laws placed in the books by both our glorious leaders and ballot initiatives across this once great country. In California alone the State lawmakers passed 772 new laws that took effect…
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Obama’s Friends
By Chuck Ness During the Presidential debate on Oct 15, 2008, Barack Obama told the moderator, “Judge me by the people with whom I surround myself” OK Mr President we will, and since you have always been open and proud of your connections with ACORN, I would like everyone to watch these video’s of ACORN…
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Still Waiting for a Logical Defense of Socialism
By Chuck Ness (Written in response to letter to editor of Enterprise record) I would like to offer my opinion of what Mark has claimed to be true, and of the evidence he has offered to back his claims up. Mark wants us to believe that the President’s former Green Czar Van Jones, was misunderstood…
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Scotty Beam Me Up!
It seems like some men around the world think that getting a sexually transmitted disease is a badge of honor not shame. It truly is sad that we do not shame those who participate in activities that can lead to a lifetime of pain and suffering for some. But like the days of Sodom and…
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7th Church Is Laodicea: The Lukewarm Church (part 8)
by Chuck Ness Founded around 255 BC and named after his wife Laodice by the Seleucid King Antiochus II, this city was located about 100 miles directly east of the first church mentioned by Christ, “Ephesus“. Situated on one of the great Asian trade routs, Laodicea become prosperous because of its garment industry which used a…
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6th Church Is Philadelphia; The Faithful Church (part 7)
by Chuck Ness Known as the “City of Brotherly love”, this earthquake prone city was the home of this faithful church. Founded by the Pergamon King Attalos II, for his brother Eumenes, this city often changed its name during various times of its history, depending upon what ruler the inhabitants wanted to honor. The name…
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5th Church Is Sardis; The Dead Church (part 6)
by Chuck Ness In my ongoing series on the book of Revelation, I now move on down the postal route to the next church in Christ’s message to the seven churches of Asia, Sardis. The fifth church mentioned in John’s message was probably the oldest settlement in Asia Minor. Archeological evidence shows that Sardis was probably first…
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4th Church Is Thyatira; The Corrupt Church (part 5)
by Chuck Ness Of the seven churches addressed by John, the fourth church, Thyatira, is the smallest. Yet it received the longest message. (Rev 2:18-29) This corrupt church was located 42 miles inland from the Aegean Sea in an alluvial plain between the Hermus and Calcius rivers . There were no natural geographical formations like…
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3rd Church Is Pergamos; The Compromising Church (part 4)
by Chuck Ness In my ongoing review on the book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ, I began by sharing my understanding of certain aspects of the end times and how I see them. Then last week I started a review of the letters Jesus dictated to His disciple John while he was a prisoner…
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2nd Church Is Smyrna; The Persecuted Church (part 3)
by Chuck Ness The second church John writes to, is Situated at the head of the Gulf of Izmir where the Hermus River flows into the Agean Sea. Smyrna ,the persecuted church, is the only church that remains to this day. The city had worshiped Rome as a spiritual power since about 195 BC, explaining…
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