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I’m Seeking to Give My All to None of These Nations

Posted on October 10, 2025 by Steve Simms

Praise and adoration belong to God — not to any nation! A Christian’s calling is to continually follow and obey the risen Jesus, not to get wrapped up in and focused on politics, current events, or entertainment. Militaristic patriotism is … Continue reading →

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If Christianity was about political power, Jesus would have made Rome great again.

Posted on July 22, 2019 by Steve Simms

If Christianity was about political power, Jesus would have made Rome great again. Some people try to tell the hole truth, but it always looks like a doughnut. If you’re too uptight to be polite, you’re too uptight. Ticks can … Continue reading →

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The separation of church and hate

Posted on June 3, 2016 by Steve Simms

The separation of church and hate (and/or political-correctness-warriors and hate) requires speaking the truth in love.  Hate is not based on truth. It is built on deception, denial, disappointment, dishonesty, misunderstanding, pride, prejudice, anger, hurt, impulse, irrationality, and/or insecurity. Speaking … Continue reading →

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