The feasts established by God in the Bible are occasions to remember His great events and to give thanks for His benevolence and sovereignty. By intentionally remembering these appointed times, God's people can rejoice in their relationship with Him and acknowledge His goodness and power. [... more]

God's gracious heart for human flourishing is evident in His conditional covenant with Israel, where He lays out terms for canceling debts and freeing indentured servants on the seventh year. This message explores the principles of God's generous love and how it should be reflected in our daily lives, emphasizing the importance of genuine generosity, forgiveness, and sacrifice. [... more]

God's gracious heart for human flourishing is evident in his conditional covenant with Israel, where he lays out terms for canceling debts and freeing indentured servants on the seventh year, demonstrating his generous love and principles for our daily walk. [... more]

God's gracious heart for human flourishing is evident in his conditional covenant with Israel, outlined in Deuteronomy 15, which prescribes the gracious treatment of the poor and establishes economic solidarity among God's people. [... more]

God's message to man is to trust in Him, even when feeling forsaken. The Bible teaches that God owns creation and that humans are only temporary tenants of the land. The Jubilee system, outlined in Leviticus, provides a framework for the release of slaves and the return of property to its original owners, highlighting God's concern for the poor and the vulnerable. [... more]

The Irish were forcibly enslaved by the English and Vikings, with tens of thousands being sold as slaves in the Americas, predating the African slave trade. The Irish were taken from their homes, sold, and forced into labor, with many being sent to the West Indies, Virginia, and other colonies. This dark period in American history highlights the complexities of slavery and the exploitation of vulnerable populations for profit. [... more]

The Irish were the first slaves in the Americas, predating black African slaves by almost a decade. The Vikings introduced slavery to Ireland in the 8th century, and later, the English colonized Ireland, forcing tens of thousands of Irish men and women into slavery, selling them to plantations in the New World. [... more]

The Irish introduction to slavery began with the Viking raids in the 9th century, and later, under English rule, thousands of Irish were sold as slaves to the New World, with many being forced into captivity and treated as property, highlighting the complexities of the transatlantic slave trade and the often-overlooked history of Irish slavery. [... more]

The Irish were forcibly enslaved by the English and sold to plantations in the Americas, with tens of thousands being sent to the eastern colonies and the Caribbean. This period of Irish slavery, which began in the 17th century, was marked by brutal treatment and exploitation, with many being sold as slaves or indentured servants. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the dangers of child mutilation, the manipulation of climate change data, the risks associated with biolabs, and the corruption of government power. The conversation also touches on the Russia-Ukraine war, the concept of constructive fraud, and the threat of a one world government. The speakers emphasize the importance of individual freedom and the need to resist the erosion of rights and liberties. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders and his guests discuss the importance of standing against tyranny and resisting evil, highlighting the dangers of a communist revolution and the need for Christians to be involved in politics and to support businesses that align with their values. They also discuss the issue of gender surgery and puberty blockers for children, and the need for Christians to be aware of the spiritual warfare that is taking place in the world. [... more]