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So many Californians move away that there’s now even a shortage of U-Hauls. Renting one to go from Los Angeles to Houston costs four times as much as it does to go from Houston to LA. “People are just emptying out!” says Tate.
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Convergence: Top 20 Signs in Eschatology
Rapture Countdown
Though many of these prophecies won’t climax until the tribulation period, our generation is the first to see every trend in place. As the final seconds of this age tick away, these events playing out like a symphony have come into even clearer focus. Keep in mind as you read through this list that these prophecies were penned over 2000 years ago!
Vaccine Passports, Yellow Star of David Comparison Sparks Ire
“Proposals like these smack of 1940s Nazi Germany,” Cawthorn said. “We must make every effort to keep America from becoming a ‘show your papers society.’ The Constitution and our founding principles decry this type of totalitarianism.” But Cawthorn isn’t the only politician/activist who is jumping on the bandwagon of comparing the Covid-19 vaccine rollout and everything associated with it to Nazi Germany.
It is time for Christians, as well as Jews, to remember four of the most important heroes of the Holocaust – Joel Rosenberg
They pulled off the greatest escape in human history – from a Nazi death camp – to tell the world the truth about Hitler – yet today few people know their names. The four Jewish men who escaped from the Auschwitz death camp to tell the world of the horrors of the Holocaust, left to right:
It’s All Our Fault: How White Evangelicals Will Prolong the Pandemic
Be very concerned at this rising persecution . . .
There are about 41 million white evangelical adults in the U.S. About 45% said in late February that they would not get vaccinated against COVID-19, making them among the least likely demographic groups to do so, according to the Pew Research Center. “If we can’t get a significant number of white evangelicals to come around on this, the pandemic is going to last much longer than it needs to,” said. . . .
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