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Scripture clearly lays out God's expectations regarding attitudes in believers.

<p>The Gospels show us that no one who met Jesus ever came away unchanged. He taught, healed, affirmed, challenged, and convicted the people he encountered, cal

DO YOU know yourself? Do you know the divine grace and the power you possess? Jesus knew his nature, authority and mission very well, and that was why he boldly ruled over Satan, demons, sicknesses, nature and situations throughout his stay on...

DO YOU know yourself? Do you know the divine grace and the power you possess? Jesus knew his nature, authority and mission very well, and that was why he boldly ruled over Satan, demons, sicknesses, nature and situations throughout his stay on...

Do you know yourself? Do you know the divine grace and the power you possess? Jesus knew his nature, authority and mission very well and that was why he boldly ruled over Satan, demons, sicknesses, nature and situations throughout his stay on earth. And even at the point of death he also clearly demonstrated this. |

This is a true confession of a one-time very powerful and dreaded agent of Satan. It is very possible that that prayer warrior (Christian) who called the name of Jesus did not and may never know what happened that night; the war that heaven declared on his behalf. All he would say is that Jesus delivered him from the attack of the enemy at the Bar Beach. But, the Satanists, the occult masters saw everything clearly. This is exactly what happens each time we mention the name of Jesus in our warfa...

Archbishop Viganò (via X): We are witnessing a slow but inexorable realisation of the subversive role played by Bergoglio in the Church. On the one ha...

The famous tax-collector, Matthew, turned apostle may have had his own name-change after encountering Jesus Christ.

Cardinal Gerhard Muller, the former Prefect of the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith, has voiced his unwavering support for Bishop Joseph Strickland of Tyler, Texas, advising the bishop ...

Now, we have Peter opening his trap again: Lord, if my brother sins against me, how often must I forgive?