persecution

Rising Threats to Religious Liberty in America (and elsewhere)

Here’s how Christianity is losing religious liberties in America and elsewhere and it’s only going to get worse. What is Evil is Called Good Christianity is losing religious liberties in America but also elsewhere and it’s only going to get worse. To begin with, “Anti-faith, anti-reality forces are driving many religious people and institutions out […]

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Here’s How to Forgive Our Enemies (And Pray for Them)

by Jack Wellman

It is very hard to forgive family and friends, but how can we forgive someone who is our enemy and doing us harm? Dying for the Ungodly It is very hard to forgive family and friends at times, but how can we forgive someone who is our enemy and doing us harm? To start with, […]

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Why Persecution is Good and Strengthens, Grows, And Spreads the Church

by Jack Wellman

We might think that persecution is bad, but in fact, persecution causes the growth of the church but also growth in the Christian. Persecution We might think that persecution is bad, but in fact, persecution causes the growth of the church but also growth in the Christian. To begin with, everyone who lives a godly […]

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The Tragic Witness to the Lost When Christians Persecute Christians

by Jack Wellman

How sad it is when believers attack other believers, especially over non-essentials. What damage we can do as a witness for Christ. Who Are You Persecuting How sad it is when believers attack other believers, especially over non-essentials of the faith. What damage we can do as a witness for Christ, but it’s also the […]

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How Can We Love Our Enemies?

by Jack Wellman

Jesus tells us to love our enemies and do good to those who do bad to us, so how can we love someone who hates us? Remember Your Calling Jesus tells us to love our enemies and do good to those who do bad to us, so how can we love someone who hates us? […]

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Why Doesn’t God Stop Suffering in the World?

by Jack Wellman

Why doesn’t God stop all the evil and suffering in the world? Why do even believers suffer unjustly? Good People, Bad Things I’ve heard people ask, “Why does God allow bad things to happen to good people?” Well, think about this? What did God the Father ordain for Jesus (Isaiah 53; John 3:16)? Why did […]

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Why Christian Posts Are Censored More Often on Social Media

by Jack Wellman

Why more and more Christians and their posts are being censored, blocked, banned, or even deleted by social media’s. Censored Recently, Facebook has censored several high-profile uses. So have other social media’s, so why are more and more Christians and their posts being censored, blocked, banned, or even deleted by social media? Isn’t this impinging […]

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Why We Can Expect Persecution To Grow Worse This Year

by Jack Wellman

Here is why we can expect Christian persecution to grow worse this year, and yes, even in America. North Korean Persecution In 1945, when the Korean peninsula was divided by Soviet and American occupation, there were 500,000 Christians in North Korea, and that includes both of Kim II-sung’s parents, the founders of the communist party […]

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How Persecution Can Help Your Church Grow

by Jack Wellman

Most people try to avoid persecution, but persecution actually grows the church. Here’s how. Evangelize or Fossilize Most of us try to avoid being persecuted, but persecution is actually good and it can cause the church to grow. First of all, the New Testament church was an evangelizing church. They went out into the world […]

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How Persecution Grows The Church

by Jack Wellman

Most of us try to avoid being persecuted, but the truth is, persecution can actually grow the church and grow us. Here’s how. A Normal Thing No Christian should ever be surprised when they are persecuted for their faith in Jesus Christ. The real surprise is if they’ve never been persecuted. If that’s the case, […]

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