Rev. Mark H. Creech

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  Jul 22, 2020

  Corporate public worship is a must, even during a pandemic

  When I read the pastor’s reasons for choosing to suspend services, I couldn’t help but think of the one hundred and thirty-five cases of persecution that occurred in the first half of 2020 for Christians in India.

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  Jul 11, 2020

  The disparagement of Christopher Columbus and an ‘insidious coup’

  But the debate over Columbus as a racist, a slave trader, and a plunderer, has actually been around for a while.

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  Jul 3, 2020

  Long live the Declaration of Independence!

  The BLM website also includes phrases such as "comrade," "struggle" and "collective" – common language for those of the socialist/communist creed.

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  Jul 1, 2020

  Is violence the way to advance racial justice?

  Is violence the way to advance racial justice in America? Not according to two of the most iconic black leaders of the past.

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  Jun 15, 2020

  Disband the police: Has it really come to this?

  It’s common today to blame behavioral and institutional corruption on something outside of ourselves. But more often than not, such issues stem from something within – something the Bible calls sin.

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  Jun 8, 2020

  George Floyd protest, armored vehicle, and one man's prayer

  What the Johnstonian News described happened next, Bizzell referred to as nothing less than divine intervention:

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  May 25, 2020

  Patriotism, war, Christianity and Memorial Day

  One of my favorite quotes is by Benjamin Rush, who once shared his thoughts on Patriotism as a moral and religious duty.

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  Apr 2, 2020

  The way gambling serves as a substitute for true religion

  Lady Luck is its superstitious deity. It is not in God that the gambler trusts, but in money.

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  Mar 23, 2020

  Could we miss a message from God in the COVID-19 crisis?

  There is a concern of more considerable significance than any of those commonly gleaned from the current coronavirus crisis. It is the possibility that a spiritual message from God could go overlooked.

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  Mar 11, 2020

  Socialism: Lipstick on a pig

  Helm’s statement is at the heart of the legitimate assertion that Socialism is anti-Christian. As early as 1917, Charles R. Erdman, a professor at Princeton Theological Seminary, said that Socialism is defective in that it places the physical above the spiritual needs of humanity.