The Jesuit's Dream Being Fulfilled

Jesuit Pope to Visit America
Editorial | Advent Messenger

The Jesuits' ultimate dream is finally being fully achieved. Twentieth Century Popes could only dream of Rome’s restoration as the most important worldwide superpower. Under the reign of the Antichrist, no one will be allowed to overshadow the authority of the papacy. The day has come when the entire world—pagans, Muslims, Christians, Jews, and even the non-religious—have all acknowledged the papacy as both a spiritual and temporal ruler.

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Methodists and Catholics partner for worship and mission

 

Newbury Port News | March 10, 2015

The Merrimacport United Methodist Church and the Holy Redeemer Parish, Nativity Church are partnering together this Lent to host ecumenical worship and mission in the community.

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Churches in Ireland Protest the playing of sports on Sunday

UTV News | March 29, 2014

Protestors have staged a demonstration in south Belfast over Northern Ireland’s first home international to be held on a Sunday.

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Gay schools coming to Atlanta from Pre-K to 8th Grade

NBC News | February 12, 2015

Some Atlantans are joining forces trying to start a new private school where students from all walks of life -- mainly those who are from gay, lesbian or transgender families can feel comfortable.

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"GOD IS WITH US" Teen Student Finds Hanging Cross Among Tornado Debris

ABC News

"Just found this after the tornado. God is with us," Chase Rhodes wrote on Twitter after snapping this photo of storm damage in Moore, Oklahoma.

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One Killed After Bridge Collapses On I-35 In Salado, Texas

CBS News

One person was killed and three injured Thursday when a bridge currently under construction was hit and collapsed onto Interstate-35 in Salado, Texas.

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Explosion in New York levels building, Firefighters believe some were still trapped inside

Editorial | Advent Messenger

An explosion in Manhattan has caused a building to be leveled after fire weakened its structure. The building housed both a restaurant and an apartment building. Firefighters say that people may have been trapped inside during the collapse . More than 100 firefighters have responded to the scene. Authorities believe that the blast could be related to a gas leak.

Second graders get hygiene bags with condoms and lubricant

KUSI | March 24, 2015

SAN DIEGO (KUSI) - A second grade teacher at Feaster Charter Elementary School in Chula Vista distributed hygiene bags to students which contained shampoo, soap, condoms, lubricant and matches, among other things. 

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Student Found Dead at Southern Adventist University

Adventist Review | March 24, 2015

Southern Adventist University was reeling in shock on Tuesday after a 21-year-old student was found dead in her dormitory room.

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Megachurch Leader Drops Celibacy Requirement for Gay Members

Christian News | March 18, 2015

The leader of a megachurch in San Francisco has announced that it will no longer require members who struggle with feelings toward the same-sex to remain celibate as long as the sexual activity is within “marriage”—an announcement that has generated disapproval from Christian leaders nationwide.

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Firing squads in Utah allowed

USA Today | March 25, 2015

Utah became the only state to allow firing squads for executions Monday when Gov. Gary Herbert signed a law approving the controversial method's use when no lethal-injection drugs are available.

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France Plane Crash Site Is a "Picture Of Horror"

Sky News | March 25, 2015

A German passenger plane carrying 150 people has "disintegrated" after crashing in the French Alps, with all those on board thought to have been killed.

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Feds Urge Banks To Call Cops On Customers Who Withdraw $5,000 OR More

Infowars.com

The Justice Department is ordering bank employees to consider calling the cops on customers who withdraw $5,000 dollars or more, a chilling example of how the war on cash is intensifying.

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Fast-track to Romanism

Editorial | Advent Messenger

There are many in America who see the strife and contention and gridlock in the different political parties. Many are aware that there are problems in the schools, in the home, in the work place, in the church and in society in general. And instead of looking to God or to His word for solutions, many are looking to Pope Francis to help save America when he comes to visit our nation this year. Can you imagine this? People are looking to Rome to save America!

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Minister Who Denies God’s Existence: I Don't Appreciate Being Told I’m Not a Christian

Christian News | March 23, 2015

BEAVERTON, Ore. – A Presbyterian USA minister in Oregon who says that he doesn’t believe in God—and doesn’t require his members to believe either–remarked in a recent article that he is offended by those who assert that he is not a Christian.

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ISIS On The Streets of Detroit? Or was this just A Planned Exercise?

CBS News | March 22, 2015

There was some concern in Southfield Sunday morning after an ISIS flag was seen hanging from the side of a truck near the United States Army Reserve Center.

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When your body becomes your password, the end of the login is nigh

Phys.org | March 24, 2015

Passwords are a pain. I've just had to rummage around for the password required in order to post this article. I seem to have 100 or more different identities on different websites to manage. Whenever I book a flight or buy a concert ticket this often means setting up yet another persona and coming up with a password to authenticate it.

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Pope calls on the Mafia to Repent

Editorial | Advent Messenger

On a recent trip deep into Mafia territory Pope Francis has called on the heads of the Mafia in Italy to repent of their violence and crimes.

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We Won't Vote, Seventh-day Adventists Vows

AllAfrica.com

The Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Nigeria, a church group that observes Saturday as its day of worship, has decried the disenfranchisement of its members by successive governments of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

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Adventist Boarding School accused of using handcuffs to restrain students

Metro News | March 18, 2015

CLARKSBURG, West Virginia - Timothy Aaron Arrington, 36, of Salem, appeared in court Wednesday for a hearing before Harrison Count Magistrate Warren Davis. Arrington is accused of handcuffing a student to a tree for hours without providing food, placing handcuffs on a student while placing them in an isolation or “quarantine” room as punishment for fighting with another student, handcuffing another student in quarantine without clothes for allegedly not changing his story to fit Arrington’s narrative to remove legal involvement in an investigation of sexual misconduct between students and handcuffing a student in quarantine overnight. He is also accused of choking students in two of the four incidents.

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Sunday Shopping Ban Extended in Hungary

Hungary Today

The cabinet has decided to extend the ban on Sunday retail activity, to take effect on 15 March, to world heritage sites, government spokesman András Giró-Szász has said. In addition to large areas in central Budapest, the decision will affect the towns of Sátoraljaújhely, Szerencs, Sárospatak and Tokaj in the Tokaj historical wine region in northeastern Hungary. According to the spokesman, the government’s aim continues to be the prevention of forcing people to work on Sundays against their will.

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Our World at a Crossroads

Editorial | Advent Messenger

2015 will go down as being a turning point in America. So many prophetic events are being fulfilled today. Truly, the signs of the times are speaking to us. This is the time when God's people should be praying that our eyes may be opened so we can be ready for what is to come upon the whole world as an overwhelming surprise.

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Franklin Graham Responds to Presbyterian Church’s Apostasy

Charisma | March 20, 2015

It wasn't really surprising when the Presbyterian church USA moved to fully embrace same-sex marriage by changing the wording of its constitution earlier this week. But the fallout could be wider than first believed.

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Get Ready for Embryos From Two Men or Two Women

Time | March 18, 2015

Genetic research is advancing to the day when gay couples could fulfill their dreams of having children related to them both.

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An Old Farmer's Advice

Editorial | Advent Messenger

Farmers are a lot smarter than we think. Our politicians and bankers carry out their over-paid jobs sitting in leisure, comfortable offices in splendid isolation from the land. Politicians and bankers manage peoples' resources. But what are they doing to provide sustainability? That's what farmers do. Farming requires advanced planning for raising stock, planting and harvesting crops, fertilizing soil and maintaining everything in perfect balance to produce a vital resource for sustaining life! This is honest, hard work that benefits all of mankind. Our leaders in Washington can learn from this. Here is a list of advice from an old farmer.

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Forget shopping in North Dakota on a Sunday morning

Minnesota Post

LET’S PRETEND FOR A MOMENT that you are me. You’ve traveled nearly 300 miles from southeastern Minnesota to Fargo, North Dakota, with your husband to visit your son at North Dakota State University in mid-October.

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Adventist Church Adopts Stance on Vaccines

Adventist Review | March 12, 2014

The Seventh-day Adventist Church has issued an official statement on vaccines, saying it “encourages responsible immunization” and has no faith-based reason to discourage believers from participating in immunization programs.

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Brazil raises toll of bus accident to 54 dead, 10 injured

Fox News | March 15, 2015

The Brazilian government raised the death toll of a bus accident to 54 while police continued their search for more victims Sunday in the rugged lands of southern Brazil.

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California has about one year of water left

LA Times | March 12, 2015

Given the historic low temperatures and snowfalls that pummeled the eastern U.S. this winter, it might be easy to overlook how devastating California's winter was as well.

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Man serves 900 days in jail, though he didn't commit a crime

Yahoo News | March 12, 2015

A man waiting to testify in an Oregon murder case has been held in jail as a material witness for nearly 900 days, though he has committed no crime.

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Scientists are trying to create a civilization without God

Daily Mail | March 5, 2015

A common thread through many of the world's dominant religions that those who do not follow the same faith are barbarians.

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American fugitive minister arrested in Brazil on sex charges

Daily Mail | March 1, 2015

A self-professed minister and one of America's Most Wanted for allegedly molesting two girls in a 'Maidens Group' has been arrested following a year-long search, according to Brazilian authorities.

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Rome’s New World Disorder

Editorial | Advent Messenger

A storm is approaching and few seem to notice. Rome is putting forth its best public relations effort to seduce the world and to bring everyone to “Rome Sweet Home.”

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LGBT Conflict at Seventh-day Adventist Andrews University

Adventist Today | March 11, 2015

A conflict over a fundraiser at Andrews University (AU) that was to be held for homeless lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LBGT) teens has escalated onto social media and other online news outlets. Andrews University, which is located in Berrien Springs, MI, is the flagship educational institution of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

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Here's Another Huge Reason To Eat A Plant-Based Diet

Huffington Post | March 13, 2015

If you're a vegetarian, we have some good news for you: Munching on all those plants may cut your risk for colorectal cancer -- the second leading cause of cancer death in the U.S. -- by about 20 percent.

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It's Almost Midnight

Editorial | Advent Messenger

Prophecy is on full display here in America and around the world. The closing scenes of this world will be a time of intense prophetic activity. The distress of nations as predicted by Jesus in Matthew 24 is clearly being depicted in many breaking news headlines. There is an incredible pattern being developed before our very eyes that is in direct correlation to the warnings of the Bible and the Spirit of Prophecy for these end times.

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Government Calls Pope Francis' US Visit a 'National Security Special Event'

CBS News | March 12, 2015

Organizers of the World Meeting of Families and the papal visit to Philadelphia this September disclosed today that the US Department of Homeland Security is taking the lead in all security arrangements for the events, which are expected to draw up to two million people to the city.

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Frito-Lay chips are filled with poison-producing GMO corn and deadly glyphosate herbicide

Natural News | March 12, 2015

The Texas-based Frito-Lay corporation, whose parent company is PepsiCo, has been caught selling deadly processed food products that contain both genetically modified (GM), pesticide-producing "corn" and Monsanto's Roundup herbicide (glyphosate), which is scientifically linked to causing hormone disruption, reproductive damage, digestive disorders and much more.

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UK's Senior Police Chief calls on citizens to place surveillance cameras in home to help police

Daily Mail | March 8, 2015

Homeowners should consider fitting Closed Circuit Television Cameras [CCTV] to trap burglars, the country's most senior police officer declared yesterday.

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Story from a Christian Mother regarding what her son said

Editorial | Advent Messenger

When my son was a small boy playing with his buddies in the back yard, I overheard a part of their conversation: One boy said proudly, “My Dad knows the mayor of our town!”

 

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Dying Father Tells Infant Daughter: God Will Be Your Dad Now

Editorial | Advent Messenger

Nick Magnotti, a 27-year-old Washington man who passed away last year from a rare appendix cancer took the time to make a video for his 11-month-old daughter. In it he tells her: "Even though I'm not going to be here soon, God is going to be your Father, He is going to take care of you, He is going to protect you, He is going to watch out for you and he is going to provide for you."

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Preparing your infant for Rehab?

Editorial | Advent Messenger

“Wine is a mocker, strong drink is raging: and whosoever is deceived thereby is not wise.” Proverbs 20:1.

Alcohol use leads to 88,000 deaths per year according the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. These number don't factor in the millions of lives that are indirectly affected and destroyed by its use.

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Woman loses gym membership after complaining about transgender man in changing room

Metro.co.uk | March 8, 2014

Yvette Cormier said she was ‘freaked out’ by Carlotta Sklodowska’s presence in the Planet Fitness changing room and spoke about it to other users.

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Pope Again calls for the redistribution of world's wealth; ignores Vatican's Billions

Time | February 28, 2015

Pope Francis has once again spoken out about the global economic climate, decrying an economic system that “seems fatally destined to suffocate hope and increase risks and threats.”

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Three Thailand Men ‘Marry’ Each Other

Christian News | February 26, 2015

Photos of three Thailand men who recently ‘married’ each other have gone viral, garnering societal support for the concept of same-sex “throuples” worldwide, but also generating remarks from Christians about the confirmation of the slippery slope that has long been predicted.

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Spiritual leader allegedly manipulated 400 men into removing testicles to be 'closer to God'

The Independent | March 1, 2015

A man has been accused of encouraging hundreds of followers to be castrated in a promise for them to become closer to God.

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US, UK accused in hack of billions of cellphones

The State | February 20, 2015

Britain’s electronic spying agency, in cooperation with the U.S. National Security Agency, hacked into the networks of a Dutch company to steal codes that allow both governments to seamlessly eavesdrop on mobile phones worldwide, according to the documents given to journalists by Edward Snowden.

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Feds raid political meeting; fingerprints, photographs, and confiscates cellphones

Feds raid Texas secessionist meeting

Houston Chronicle | February 23, 2015

It seemed like a typical congressional meeting for the Republic of Texas. Senators and the president gathered in the center of a Bryan, Texas, meeting hall, surrounded by public onlookers, to debate issues of the national currency, develop international relations and celebrate the birthday of one of their oldest members.

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Farmer Threatened with a $500 a day fine

Cook County dairy farm locked in legal battle with state

Duluth News Tribune | March 4, 2015

A Cook County farmer will appear in State District Court in Grand Marais on Monday, defending his refusal to allow a state inspection he doesn't want and contends his farm doesn't need. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is seeking to have the court fine the farmer, David Berglund, $500 per day until he complies with the inspection order for his farm, Lake View Natural Dairy.

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