Fortify Your Faith

Should Fortify Your Faith have a podcast? I have been back and forth on this question for several years. Perhaps because of the paralysis of analysis, it hasn't happened. What format? What topics? How often? These are just a few of the questions I have.

The greatest War is … and always has been … a battle between TRUTH and LIES. Pick a side.

Praying for #SelmerTN and all those affected by the storms -- in other states as well.

In God we trust. Everyone else, bring the proof. “But Jesus on his part did not entrust himself to them, because he knew all people and needed no one to bear witness about man, for he himself knew what was in man” (Jn. 2:24-25)

The Fossil Record Supports Biblical Creation While naturalistic scientists claim that the fossil record is proof of evolution, upon studying the evidence, one finds that the three sweeping traits of the fossil record provide powerful evidence that validates biblical Creation/the Flood and falsifies Darwinian evolution.

What does the Bible mean when discussing God "drawing" people to him? christiancourier.com/articles/explo…

Reading the Bible will change you. If you’re ready for a change, get a Bible and start reading.

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This isn't God actively deceiving, but allowing free will to run its course. Much like Pharaoh, who hardened his own heart against God’s demands, showing God permits human choices, even stubborn ones.

Does God really "send delusions"? 🤔 This phrase from 2 Thessalonians 2:11 challenges our understanding of God's nature. Can one truly harden their heart beyond redemption? Let's unravel this mystery. 🧵

What a wonderful time to take a moment and reflect upon the Word of God. You can also find today's episode of the podcast and all our content on the website at buff.ly/3hrkinV

Scripture of the day

While innate, philanthropy was dimmed by sin. Christ's influence reignited it, urging us to love universally (1 Jn. 4:19). Discover how this profound legacy reshaped the world: christiancourier.com/articles/the-p…

Ultimately, God's "kindness" in giving Jesus (Tit. 3:4-6) epitomizes divine philanthropy. Christ's teachings rekindled humanity's flickering compassion, inspiring a culture of love and service.

Did Christianity introduce philanthropy to a brutal world? Imagine a time when infanticide, slavery, and cruelty were the norm. Can a faith born in such an era truly claim to have transformed it? 🧵