Prophetic Significance of Sinwar’s Death on First Day of Sukkot
One year ago, on the last day of the celebratory Feast of Sukkot (Tabernacles), the unthinkable happened, and a living … Read More
Category: Opinion
Could Antisemitism Cost Kamala Harris the Presidency?
According to an Oct. 9 article in The New York Times by Shane Goldmacher, “There may be seven main battlegrounds … Read More
Larry Tomczak’s Week in Review, Election Edition: Climate Change or Climate Hustle?
You don’t want to miss this extremely well-done exposé on the climate hustle hoax that is used to justify massive … Read More
How Pathetic Is Today’s Cessationism?
Pastor P. Yesupadam is one of my closest friends in the world and the truest Christian I know. But he … Read More
Are We Misled About Evangelical Influence in America?
A headline from an article by a Christian leader quotes a specific number of Christians in America, saying it’s the … Read More
1 Year Later, Israel Is Still in Agony
One full year after Oct. 7, 2023, the nation of Israel is still traumatized and many of its people are … Read More
Larry Tomczak’s Week In Review, Election Edition: Healing From the Guilt of ‘Pro-Choice’
The progressive Left does more than advocate aborting the life of unborn babies, aggressively promoting it, celebrating it and presenting … Read More
1 Year After Oct. 7 Terror Attacks: This Is ‘Normal Life’ in Israel
Over the decades, “normal life” in Israel has looked very different than normal life in most every other country in … Read More
Larry Tomczak’s Week in Review, Election Edition: Will Catholics Vote for Sanctity of Life?
The Catholic Church dogma, based on Scripture, is unwavering that human life is sacred, beginning at conception, and abortion is … Read More
Fresh Fire: Are You Ignitable for Christ?
As we approach the momentous Nov. 5 elections, there are plenty of people who can offer a more astute political … Read More
Should Christians Steer Clear of Politics?
“DISARRAY.” One word on the cover of Newsmax magazine describes America today, as an Associated Press poll says: “82% are … Read More
Only God Is God
There is only one Creator, only one worthy of adoration and worship, only one whose name will be proclaimed throughout … Read More
Larry Tomczak’s Week in Review: Election Edition, 7 Signposts of Sodom
The four most common accounts in the Bible that skeptics struggle to believe are the following: Creation, Noah’s ark, Jonah … Read More
8 Humanistic Errors Creeping Into the Modern Church
In my opinion, humanistic values frame much of the teaching and theology of the contemporary church. By humanism, I mean … Read More
Christian Friend, Israel’s Ultimate Enemy Is Your Ultimate Enemy Too
Speaking to a joint session of Congress on July 25, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu underscored that when Israel is waging … Read More
Understanding Israel’s Pager Attack on Hezbollah
Can you imagine the level of physical and psychological trauma throughout Lebanon and parts of Syria this week as thousands … Read More
Larry Tomczak’s Week in Review, Special Edition: Rick Joyner and Sid Roth on Witchcraft in America
The 2024 presidential election is approaching with lightning speed. In stores we’re seeing promotion of Halloween goblins and witches. In … Read More
When Charles Spurgeon Took on Slavery and Billy Graham Took on Segregation
Without a doubt, Charles Spurgeon (1834-1892) and Billy Graham (1918-2018) were gospel preachers rather than social justice warriors. Yet both … Read More
Politics Is Important, but Politics Is Not the Gospel
Politics is very important. Politics played a role in the abolition of slavery and segregation and in the overturning of … Read More
How to Avoid Being a ‘Useful Idiot’ in This Election
Megan Basham, author of the controversial bestseller “Shepherds for Sale,” says that at the end of his life, Frederick Engels … Read More
Larry Tomczak’s Week in Review: Dr. Ché Ahn, Should Christians Be Involved in the Political Process?
During COVID-19, California Governor Gavin Newsom tried to shut down churches and their services, but ultimately, he failed. Breaking News. … Read More