Mark Warnock @markwarnock

Glad you're part of the conversation AND the solution! The rest of the episodes should be dropping soon!

Joshua Hutchens @JoshuaHutchens

2 weeks ago

The pastor pipeline is drying up. We need church-based ministry training and theological education. That’s what we do at the Rocky Mountain Campus of @GatewaySeminary. I’m thankful for @markwarnock putting together the Church Residency podcast to discuss raising up leaders. I’ll

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Here's the short list of everything Dr. Fauci got wrong during Covid: • Origin of the disease—wrong • Transmission—wrong • Asymptomatic spread—wrong • PCR testing—wrong • Fatality rate—wrong • Lockdowns—wrong • Community triggers—wrong • Business closures—wrong • School closures—wrong • Quarantining the healthy—wrong • Impact on youth—wrong • Hospital overload—wrong • Plexiglass barriers—wrong • Social distancing—wrong • Outdoor spread—wrong • Masks—wrong • Variant impact—wrong • Natural immunity—wrong • Vaccine efficacy—wrong • Vaccine injury—wrong rationalground.com/p/why-we-lost-…

Dr Fauci and Mr. Science The Fauci files reveal not just a sociopathic narcissist, but also a pathological schizophrenic. For years, Fauci was assuring the public of Covid narratives that he either knew were untrue, or knew little about. He posed as a non-partisan, even as he collaborated with the leftwing cable news grandees and liberal columnists to hound his enemies and magnify his godhead. From the virus’s origins and effects of the lockdowns, to the efficacy of the mRNA vaccinations to the always changing 0/1/2 masks wearing protocols, Fauci used his massive government agency, and sycophantic media, to promote his always fluid narratives by punishing enemies and rewarding friends—on the basis of their loyalty to Dr. “I represent science”. He seemed to be obsessed with firing White House Covid advisor Scott Atlas, and demonizing Jay Bhattacharya, Sunetra Gupta and Martin Kulldorff—for the crimes of questioning the Fauci party line. These critics were not radical “let it rip” herd immunologists as the Fauci camp caricatured them, but circumspect, cost-to-benefit doctors and savvy health policy analysts. Their views, if embraced, might have avoided a multibillion-dollar global shutdown that wrecked economies—especially derailing the booming 4th quarter 2019 Trump economy—increased the death toll, destroyed millions of livelihoods, harmed perhaps permanently the education of millions U.S. children, and was hardly based on the “science”. And what exactly were the so-called extremist views of Atlas, Bhattacharya, and others? Healthy children were not at great risk from Covid—but keeping them isolated drained away key resources from the elderly and sick who certainly were vulnerable. And the nationwide school closures had profound negative effects on children and teens as did the lockdowns on the general population. Substance and familial abuse soared, small businesses were ruined, and children’s formative educational years were lost. 24/7 mask wearing was neither practical nor necessary as opposed to their beneficial use by health care workers in close proximities. The experimental mRNA vaccinations may have initially saved lives, but they were not, as billed by Fauci and the pharmaceutical companies, lasting protection from either infectiousness or being infected. And certainly the repeated booster regimens for some could pose serious health risks. Herd immunity was not some crank idea, as the Fauci school libeled these experts, but, along with the initial vaccinations, were time-tested medical realities that would mitigate the toxicity of the pandemic. We have seen a lot of obscene hoaxes recently that changed national events: the loony Jussie Smollett caper; the phony “Steele dossier”; the “51 intelligence authorities” and the Russian-produced Hunter Biden laptop con; and the media fabricated effigy of Joe Biden as “fit as a fiddle”. But Fauci’s effort to attribute the virus to a bat or pangolin publicly, while privately accepting from his own consultants that it likely was birthed in the Wuhan lab’s gain of function research—which he had helped to support via Peter Daszak—and the policies that resulted from that initial lie, proved literally for thousands a matter of life and death.

I'm interested to see the testimony. But it is looking quite possible that Anthony Fauci is pure evil of the worst kind, whose narcissism and arrogance literally cost millions of people their lives, millions more their health, and millions more immeasurable misery.

Rand Paul @RandPaul

3 weeks ago

Dr. Fauci's own diary, in his own words, shows he knew the lab leak theory was credible from the very first weeks of the pandemic. 10 of 12 scientists on his call believed deliberate insertion was possible. He wrote that the wet market was never the real source. Then he spent the

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Agree 100%. Gambling is a moral evil.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez @AOC

5 months ago

This is sad. I know as a politician these companies are going to spend a billion dollars against me for saying it but 🤷🏽‍♀️ Pervasive gambling is not good for society. It turns life into a casino, traps people in addiction & debt, surges domestic violence, and fosters manipulation.

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Hey Congress, approve the DHS/TSA funding, you do-nothing, virtue signaling, tax-fattened hyenas!! What's the matter with you? People out here working without pay. I bet you got paid this month... for doing way less.

🌴🔥 UNBELIEVABLE. UNFORGETTABLE. THE KINGDOM. 🔥🌴Send Network South Florida One Day was Spirit-filled from start to finish! 🎶 Worship 🗣️ Preaching 🌍 Breakouts in 4 languages 💥 The whole family for the whole mission! @FloridaBaptists @sendnetwork @SNEspanol

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We are celebrating a record-sized class of planters at this week’s Orientation, thanks to the generosity of those who give to the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering! Let’s continue to support these churches in prayer as they join God on mission across North America! #fueledbyannie

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𝐏𝐑𝐀𝐘 𝐅𝐎𝐑 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐑𝐨𝐛𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐢𝐧 𝐅𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐭, 𝐌𝐈 | #𝐀𝐧𝐧𝐢𝐞𝐀𝐫𝐦𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐖𝐞𝐞𝐤 𝐨𝐟 𝐏𝐫𝐚𝐲𝐞𝐫 🙏 The discipleship of new leaders at Good Church.  🙏 That they would meet the people of Flint with the hope of the gospel. anniearmstrong.com/resource/robin…

Hey @zondervan! Need a new income stream? Bring back NIV 1984. Plenty of us formed by it would love to see it in print again.

And so ends the worst U.S. Presidency in living memory. #Biden was a crumbling man leading crumbling institutions, propped up by leftist puppet masters. As he shuffles aside, he leaves the nation tired, weaker, and poorer. A sad and regretful end to a long political career.

I had a fun podcast conversation about the Incarnation of Jesus with Colin Rhodes. open.spotify.com/episode/0SKaJo…

"All of this matters hugely and as a society we've turned away from it. That explains, much more than the rise of social media, the mental health problems that characterise our societies today. We're all sort of running this experiment, without God and without religious observance. And it's not going well. But we blame it on the smartphone or on Twitter. I think the real explanation for the mental health epidemic is that we've thrown away those wonderful support mechanisms that evolved over centuries to get us through." theaustralian.com.au/inquirer/how-h… 17/17

"What strikes me, as a regular churchgoer now, not having been one before, is how much one learns every Sunday morning. Every hymn contains some new clue as to the relationship between us and God. I think the educational benefit of going to church almost equals the moral benefit, the uplift, the sense one gets of being somewhat reset." 16/17

"I have embraced Christianity," he tells me. "We were all baptised, Ayaan and our two sons, together in September ... It was the culmination of a quite protracted process. My journey was from atheism. My parents had left the Church of Scotland, I think even before I was born. I grew up in a household of science-minded religious sceptics. I didn't go to church and felt quite sure of the wisdom of that when I was young. However, in two phases, I lost my faith in atheism." 4/17

"The first phase was that as a historian I realised no society had been successfully organised on the basis of atheism. All attempts to do that have been catastrophic. That was an insight that came from studying 18th, 19th and 20th-century history." 5/17

"But then the next stage was realising that no individual can in fact be fully formed or ethically secure without religious faith. That insight has come more recently and has been born of our experience as a family." 6/17

To the moon!

Let's go!