Jennifer Cass

@people WTF is wrong with people? Stabbing children, let alone babies? I vote for a firing squad. Just light him up like a Christmas Tree.

4 Toddlers Brutally Stabbed to Death at Preschool, 39-Year-Old Man Arrested people.com/4-toddlers-sta…

Yep. Obstruction of justice. He should be charged as an accessory. I have a list of people who've committed lawless action felony counts of fraud, computer crimes, and telecommunications crimes, and the DA'S office is aware, as is the FBI, and nothing has been done yet. Failure to uphold the law & fulfill the duties of kffice is grounds for removal and charges filed against the DA'S office as accessories to the crime. Period.

@FOX29philly Larry will let them go so they can continue terrorizing the citizens of Philadelphia.

Five Philadelphia men have been convicted of committing more than 60 carjackings, including shootings and two murders, across Philadelphia and nearby counties. fox29.com/news/philadelp…

@WellsJorda89710 The "woke gospel" is a gospel of greed, avarice, and idolatry ... just to name a few. The "but Lord, Lord, didn't I ..." of Matthew 7 :22-23 is fully applicable to every person who preaches, prothlsyzes, and practices it.

"As a young Black Christian, I'm done staying silent. Brothers & sisters in Christ are getting BLINDED by the Left—swallowing division, identity idolatry, and 'woke' gospel while ignoring Scripture. You can't serve two masters. Matthew 6:24 hits different when the Left owns your worldview. Time to open your eyes. Who's with me? 🔥📖 #BlackChristian #BlindedByTheLeft #JesusOverLeft"

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@JaySekulow Signed.

We filed a written submission at the U.N. to defend Christians in Nigeria dying at the hands of ISIS-affiliated terrorists. Be a voice for the voiceless. Sign our petition. brnw.ch/21wZKKf

If you are without sin (or a life of no mistakes) then by all means, cast the first stone. You're judging by the past not present; by the outward appearance instead of by the heart. 2012 vs 2026 is not necessarily a hypocritical. People change when they have a divine encounter with Christ. And, sometimes people with a faith in God go astray for a while or do dumb things they later regret - but the core of who they are remains the same. I've done dumb things that I regret - haven't you? so I'm not passing any judgment on her. Nicki is brave enough to mention the name of Jesus Christ in a positive way in an industry that reviles him and punishes faith in him. She has my support and my prayers to God on her behalf.

@NICKIMINAJ But she performed this at the 2012 Grammys 💀 hypocrisy at its finest

As they do their ritual tonight, God almighty will reveal himself to them. The ritual will backfire on them. God will not be mocked. Blessed is the MIGHTY NAME OF JESUS CHRIST. Every tongue that rises up against me in judgement shall be condemned & put to shame. Watch 🪄✨

@elizabethltboyd That's very insightful. Thanks for sharing!

The most terrifying detail about Noah's Ark isn't the size of the flood. It is the design of the boat. If you look closely at the blueprints God gave Noah in Genesis 6, He was extremely specific. He gave the exact length, width, and height. He specified the type of wood and the pitch to seal it. In my little years, I have never thought of this, but God intentionally left out one crucial component. There was no steering wheel, no sail, and worse still, there was no engine. Think about how scary that is. Noah was building a massive vessel to survive a global storm, but he had zero control over it, or over where it went. He couldn't steer it away from rocks. He couldn't turn it into the waves. He couldn't aim for dry land. He was completely at the mercy of the water. The Ark was not designed for navigation; just for floating. Noah’s job was to be the Passenger, not the Captain. God was the Captain. This is a picture of your life right now. You are trying to put a steering wheel in a boat that God can control, if you let Him…

I saw Stevie Nicks' doppelganger at my 2nd job tonight. Now I'm im the mood to listen to FM playlists ...

I haven't read my Bible in a while so now God is trying to contact me through email ... 😂

My brother gives the best Christians gifts ... meow.

Correct. AND many people of colour arrived in the US as free men, as well as "indentured" just like the white immigrants wh were indentured. The term was either for 7 years, and/or until the age of 25. After which case most were free to go off on their own with the skills and tades they learned while in service. Additionally most people confuse and conflate the term "servant for life " with "slave." It does not necessarily indicate a "slave." While there absolutely were genuine slaves, some who were treated poorly, not everyone of colour who immigrated to the US was a slave, neither is every person of colour a descendant of a slave. People should learn how to research genealogy and history properly, especially ship manifests, probate and church records.

According to the American scholar Robert C. Davis, between 1530 and 1780 the total number of white Europeans captured by Muslim Barbary corsairs, based on customs records, is estimated to be around 1,250,000 people, from all backgrounds. Maybe it’s time young Westerners were taught this in school, instead of being led to believe that only white people ever practiced slavery. And perhaps it should also be pointed out that it was white societies that first put an end to this practice, even though it still exists today in some African countries.

I'd prefer a position in Meowperations. Have you ever tried to bathe a cat?

Damn @Chewy Slow your roll. I know that ive been a loyal customer for years but don't you think this is asking a bit much? 😂 Oh wait, we're talking about cat treats. My bad. 😂

Actually, humanity began as vegetarians. Consuming animal milk, eating meat, hunting etc was the result of Adam & Eve's disobedience and sin, in the Garden of Eden. I've been vegetarian for over half of my life, albeit not for religious reasons. Being half Italian, I still use & consume some dairy products, like yogurt & cheese. However I only use milk in recipes that require it. To have available a milk substitute that is very similar to real milk and doesn't change the flavour or texture of food like pasta dishes or cakes, is amazing. I hope that it becomes available in the United States.

@MOSSADil I hate this kind of inovation that contradict GOD's idea.Artificial milk which is made from a mixture of chemicals is dangerous to human health.

🚨 ISRAEL JUST LAUNCHED ITS FIRST-EVER “COW-FREE” DAIRY LINE 🚨 Strauss has officially rolled out Cow Free, the first consumer dairy-style products in Israel made without any animal involvement. No cows. No milk. Just a lab-fermented whey-like protein grown from fungi. Precision-engineered dairy. An Israeli-first. Strauss didn’t get approval to buy a major dairy farm… so they built a plant-based factory and created a parallel dairy universe instead. Stay connected, follow @MOSSADil.

I agree with you one hundred percent. True baptism in and of the Holy Spirit is a genuine language - not paycobabble or gibberish. Although some people are given "dead languages" or ancient languages no longer spoken. How can those be interpreted if no one alive can speak them, and only archeological linguistics are familiar with them? Scripturally, the disciples spoke in several different tongues, one after the other - that's in Acts. "A tongue or two or three" etc. I'm assuming then that if one speaks a dead language as their prayer language they may also speak one that is "current" or more modern so that it CAN be interpreted. Language evolves and is constantly evolving - different dialects, slang, blended cultures etc. I would think that someone who speaks in several tongues - both dead languages and modern - serves as evidence of God's sovereignty over humanity, over time, over language.

Plenty of people who loved God and served Him their whole lives never spoke in tongues.

This is true. However, the disciples did. Pentacost is in the book of Acts. Neither type of baptism is required for salvation, but both types of baptism - by water and by 'fire' - are evidences of obedience to God and the presence of the Holy Spirit. I was raised in the Pentacostal church. I've seen it all. Some people just babble incoherent words and sounds that don't mean anything because they think that they're "doing it" properly, or have misunderstood what the true baptism of the Holy Spirit is, and/or are frustrated because they "can't do" what everyone else around them "is doing." Some can remember the sounds they have prayed or spoken and "do it" whenever on cue. Some cannot except that the presence and Spirit of the Lord is there. I personally think that just babbling sounds dishonours God and makes one look ridiculous. The true and genuine baptism in and of the Holy Spirit will be a genuine language - whether it be an "ancient" dead language (more often than not) or a current language that one has never studied nor spoken previously. Tongues is referred to scripturally as "tongues of men and angels" so who knows maybe there's an other worldly species that can understand us. I'm a sci-fi fan so hey, maybe someone will get Klingon as their "prayer language" 😂 But seriously though, the purpose of praying in tongues is 1, to edify one's spirit by praying the will of God. If one prays in one's native tongue or a language known to them, they risk praying their own will or sinful desires. But if one prays in a language that one does not speak and does not know what oneself is saying, one can pray the true will of God. 2. It is for both believers and unbelievers as evidence of God's sovereignty over humanity. God confused humanity's language at the tower of Bable, so who says that He can not cause someone to speak fluently in Aramaic, or ancient Bablyonian, or hey, maybe even modern creole. He's God. He can do whatever He wants to. I know Christians on both sides of the debate. I'm not getting into the middle of it, as salvation comes through faith in Jesus Christ alone, but at the same time, I think being baptized in the spirit e.g., tongues, is necessary for walking in the spirit and spiritual warfare and edifying one's soul.

The city's epicenter of culture and education - the pinnacle of intellectualism, history, and artistic identity ... has been rebranded as the PhArt museum. Great job, Philadelphia. I think that my IQ just dropped 75 points.

Exaxtly. It should be equal, as you state. So, I'm going to go to these same children and teach them about Christianity - primarily the Pentacostal church. I'll have them all play tambourine and other instruments and worship God. We'll get water baptized. Then we'll break out the anointing oil and start healing the sick and casting out demons. Then, we'll open the book of Acts and I'll teach them about the gifts of the spirit, after which case they'll all be baptized in the Holy Spirit and start speaking in tongues. We'll conclude with worshipping God again. They'll leave saved, sanctified, filled with the Holy Ghost! And you're fine with that right, because it's got to be equal otherwise it's indoctrination

@tylerwatkins146 @WallStreetApes Exactly. If the goal is truly education, it should be equal for all faiths. Otherwise, it’s indoctrination, not teaching.

White children being forced into Islam “Hands up, like this. Good. Say with me, Allahu akbar. Allahu akbar” Place them here on your legs. Now we bow down gently. Forehead to the mat like this” This is sick. This is the Muslim indoctrination

Cultural education is much different than indoctrination. One can choose "cultural education" by reading about other cultures and their beliefs or by watching documentaries. Being forced to prostrate oneself before demons and engage in physical acts of worship to a god, not ones own, is not "cultural education." It's indoctrination.

@WallStreetApes We should be careful about labeling cultural education as indoctrination. Understanding different faiths doesn’t mean converting ... it means promoting awareness and respect

Well, if it's in the United States, it can't be forced upon school-aged children like it is in the United Kingdom because it's a direct violation of their constitutional rights. Any child can refuse and not be disciplined by the administration unless the BOE of that state wants a lawsuit. I've been making it a point to let American children know this.