“An Analysis of Matthew 5:29-30,” by Andrew J. Schatkin Ladies and gentlemen and my fellow discerners, politically incorrect, and you who are interested in truth and honest discernment and not fooled and manipulated by political code words and media blitz largely consisting of political hype and lies, peoples of all
“Is the God of the Bible Violent, and Did He Command Evil and Violence?” by Andrew J. Schatkin The other day I had an online conversation and the person I spoke to broached an interesting issue that raised my consciousness and challenged my understanding and thinking of the God of
“The Bible: Myths, Fairy Tales, and Mythology?” by Andrew J. Schatkin I would like to talk about and approach the subject of how to read and understand the bible and how perhaps there are some few if not many and even a majority in our society who see and interpret
“Some Radical Sayings of Jesus: An Understanding and the World’s Response,” by Andrew J. Schatkin Jesus in his ministry and in his lifetime made many statements and sayings that require a great deal of analysis, understanding, and interpretation to grasp and fully absorb. This essay will examine and give thought
“Angels and Demons: Demons,” by Andrew. J. Schatkin This essay, as a follow up to my essay on angels, will focus on and there will be a discussion of demons and of what they do and are revealed to do in the bible but this much can be said: Belief
“Angels and Demons: Angels,” by Andrew J. Schatkin In our society, today or at least in the secular West, which might be said to include both North America and certainly western Europe, the idea and concept of angels and demons for many people is seen as either mythology or the
“Why there should be Bible Reading Once Again in Our School System,” by Andrew J. Schatkin Some years ago, a disgruntled atheist brought a case in the United States Supreme Court challenging Bible reading in our public schools on the ground of the separation of church and state and the
“Rich and Poor: Poverty and Riches,” by Andrew Schatkin The question of wealth and riches, and, in contrast, poverty is addressed in many passages in the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament. Varying views may be found in both of those documents or, better put, books. The Old Testament or
“The Bible and the Christian Faith, Forward and Backward,” by Andrew J. Schatkin The other day, I saw a television interview with a well-known pastor Joel Osteen. This pastor was questioned on the matter his view and presentation of the Christian and, if you will, biblical position on homosexual activity
Cornelius F. Warren is the presiding bishop of New Generation Ministries International Fellowship and the senior pastor of New Generation Ministries in Stantonsburg, NC. As an anointed and gifted speaker and author, Cornelius ministers the Word of God with a practical and prophetic anointing fresh from the throne of God.
