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The Vinland Map carries with it the air of mystery and, some would say, the stench of deception. In the vaults of Yale University, and insured for $25 Million, it is either a colossal fraud or an artifact of unparalleled value.
Pence on january 6 when poem in the capitol were saying hang mike pence to see how he was doing. >> elie, good investigators use short's cooperation to encourage others to cooperate with the committee? >> absolutely, aprila. that's the real path here to finding truth. the committee realistically is never going to hear from donald trump or mike pence or bannon or clark or potentially meadows now either. that said, that doesn't mean they are at a dead end. good investigators know you have witnesses all around a scene like this. have you advisers and people who maybe were on the outside looking n...
We recently had the opportunity to catch up with John Cooper, the lead singer, bassist, and co-founder of the hugely successful American Christian rock band, Skillet. Also a husband, father, author and podcaster, John Cooper is a bold proclaimer of biblical truth in the public square.
Skillet vocalist and bassist John Cooper has never hidden his Christian beliefs, but the musician has become even more outspoken about his faith in recent years. Cooper, whose new book Awake and Alive to Truth is out now, recently dug into why he's so candid about Christianity. Speaking to Alisa Childers (formerly of Christian pop group ZOEgirl) earlier this month, the Skillet bandleader explained how a recent trend among believers — "deconstruction," an ideology that has some worshippers abandoning particular tenets — has moved him to be increasingly direct. Watch the complete interview...
Share to Gab (Photo : Facebook) John Cooper, Skillet vocalist and bassist, just declared "war" against cultural relativism with the help of a new book that he just released. The Christian Post reported that after more than two decades of entertaining his fans and audience, Cooper is now intent to drive home the truth in an era where Biblical apathy is prevalent. In a recent podcast, Cooper shared what the "crisis" is all about with people believing that all they have to do to get to heaven is be good - even without Jesus. "We have gotten so scared about saying things that are true that it ha...