Joshua Nicholas Blog

🍒 *IMMORALITY vs MORALITY.* I love how Easy English put Romans 7:8; 7 So then, someone might say, ‘The Law that God gave to Moses must be bad.’ No! Certainly, they are not bad *Without those laws,* I would not have known what sin really is. One rule says, ‘You must not want to take things that belong to other people.’ *Without that rule, I would not have known that it is wrong to want other people's things.* 8 *But that rule gave sin a chance to come into my thoughts. As a result, I started to want all kinds of wrong things. If there is no law to tell us what is wrong, then sin has no power.* Meaning, only you can conceive what you call  sin by the  law of sin and death in your mind. Without your own  law, you will not even know what sin look like.  You will be like Adam and Eve been naked yet no idea of shame. The moment you start accusing others for being sinners, you are just acting like the devil. You are thinking like the devil not God. God thinking i...

🍒 *FOR THIS PURPOSE.* Where there's error, there's always confusion. Many young ladies and young men messed it a big time because they have been deceived that marry someone you love or someone who loves you and for this reason they missed the goal. The divorce and heart breaking  in 21st century gospel  is more than madness which never happened in the old Testament because the World is pulling down God's foundation and selling their interpretation of marriage to us. In the Old, when you are declared married, that's all. If your husband is a drunkard, he is still your husband. If he is a womanizer, he is still your husband. You have been brainwashed to marry a man who loves you or a woman who loves you and you cannot get anyone, that's why most women are suffering heart break. So I ask, do they hate those they didn't get married to? Does it mean I hate lady B since I don't marry her? Listen careful young man and young lady. We don't marry bec...

By Will Maule Five young Christian children have been killed in Syria while playing outside a monastery. The kids, aged between six and ten, were struck by a rocket attack in the northwestern Syrian town of al-Suqaylabiyah on Sunday, May 12. Those behind the attack are thought to be Islamic extremists who were specifically targeting the faith community. "The kids went out to play after some days of calm," Father Maher Haddad, a local priest, told the Associated Press. Then, out of nowhere, there was an enormous explosion resulting in the death of the children and eight others, including a 35-year-old woman. “The deadly silence of the persecution of the Christians of Syria. Terrorists killed 5 children and their teacher in an attack on a Sunday school in Suqaylabiyeh/Hama, in northwest Syria yesterday,” noted “A Demand For Action,” a group that “advocates for the protection of Assyrian/Chaldean/Syriac Christians and other minorities in the Middle East.”

By Lori Anold Franklin Graham took to Twitter this week chastising Democrats for omitting the phrase “so help me God” from witness oaths, and singling out a Tennessee representative who said God doesn’t belong in Congress. “Why has the Democratic Party turned its back on God? @RepCohen of TN said, ‘I think God belongs in religious institutions: in temple, in church, in cathedral, in mosque—but not in Congress,’” said the first of a series of tweets made by Graham on May 14. The tweets were in response to a New York Times article highlighting a new policy by numerous committee heads dropping the traditional phrase “so help me God,” from witness oaths. The Times quoted U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen of Tennessee, chairman of the Judiciary’s Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Civil Liberties, taking a swipe at the religious beliefs of Republicans. “I think God belongs in religious institutions: in temple, in church, in cathedral, in mosque — but not in Congress,” he said...

Multi Millionaire Atheist Accept Jesus: Now teaches Christians to live out their dreams Michael McIntyre never believed he would be doing what he’s doing today. Running from Christ since an early age, Michael found financial success in his insurance business. But that all changed one day when his daughter was rushed to the ER. “One day my daughter got really really sick. We took her to the hospital and spent eight hours in the ER and it was really difficult,” he said, according to CBN News. “At the end of the day, we were exhausted - but she was OK.” Michael came home filled with gratitude that he could take his little girl home. Remembering wisdom his mother used to share with him to always thank God, he went outside and expressed his gratitude to God over and over again for an hour. Little did Michael know in that moment how God would radically change him. For years, Michael’s brother and over 1,000 other people had been praying for his salvation. Those prayers were about ...

Podcast Topics Brand Voice Trending: Discipleship Equality Act Abortion war Promise Ke IN SUBSCRIBE   etter 'God led us': Missing Kentucky toddler found aliveBy   Leah MarieAnn Klett Kenneth Howard, the 22-month-old boy who vanished from his family home in Kentucky on Sunday, has been found alive and in “remarkably good condition,” prompting authorities to credit divine intervention for his miraculous survival. Following a three-day multi-agency search, the 22-month-old was found sitting on a 50-foot rock ledge less than 2,000 feet away from his home in rural Kentucky, reported CBS News affiliate  WYMT . Rescuers say they heard the boy crying and found him on a cliff area. The child was taken quickly by an emergency medical services helicopter to be examined, but while he was dehydrated and exhausted, he appeared otherwise healthy. After he was rescued, Kenneth said repeatedly, "Here all night," a...

One of my pastor friends told me he gets genuinely sad every evening because there’s always so much more he wants to do with the day. I suspect we’re all something like this. The evening brings me face to face with the reality of my limited life. There’s so much we wanted to do or at least that we felt we should do. We’re frustrated because we had no time for free time. Or we’re embarrassed because we squandered it all on free time. The evening, then, can be a time of severe self-judgment. I often find myself lying in bed and facing the reality that I spent the whole day trying to justify my existence on earth. The scary reality hangs from the ceiling like a bulb that won’t turn off.  Does any of it matter? That’s a worrisome thought, and because of it, I want to tune everything out. And many of us do. A drink sounds nice; two sound better. Sex sounds good; porn is easier. A conversation would help, but binging on TV will let me tune out. Catching up on reading would be re...