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09/03/2026

Special Labor Day Message: Friend or Foe?

What is the truth regarding ‘Disclosure Day’ and the public’s fascination with mythical creatures, UFOs (UAPs), glowing orbs, extraterrestrial beings, and human abductions?

The public fascination with UFOs, now often called unidentified anomalous phenomena, and extraterrestrial life is rooted in a powerful mix of curiosity, mystery, fear, imagination, and the human desire to know whether we are alone in the universe. For decades, stories about strange lights in the sky, alleged encounters, military sightings, and rumored government secrecy have captured public attention because they sit at the edge of what is known and unknown. Even when evidence is incomplete or disputed, these accounts invite people to ask larger questions about science, faith, national security, and humanity’s place in creation.

Ultimately, the enduring appeal of UFOs and extraterrestrials reveals something important about human nature. People are drawn to the possibility that reality may be larger and stranger than everyday life suggests. Whether viewed through science, religion, folklore, or entertainment, the subject challenges us to seek truth carefully, question assumptions, and stay humble before the vastness of the universe created by our King – the Lord Jesus Christ.

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08/31/2026

Check out Luke's new news posts!

This Week in the NewsIn sports news, the Chicago Bears have announced that they will not change their name even if the franchise decides to build a new stadium across state lines in Indiana. Bears chairman George H. McCaskey said, “We will be the Chicago Bears whether we're in Arlington or whether

08/30/2026

Legends and Myths: Part 6 – Giants, Aliens and Spacecraft

Second-Temple and Intertestamental Echoes

• 1 Enoch 80:4-8 pictures heavenly “orders” disrupted before Messiah’s reign.
• Qumran War Scroll (1QM 4:11-13) links celestial shaking with
eschatological battle.

This literature, circulating in first-century Judea, primes Jesus’ audience to hear Luke 21:26 as a literal-cosmic and spiritual-military convulsion inaugurating God’s final victory.

Angelic-Host Dimension (Cosmic Geography)

“Powers” (G1411) frequently denotes ranks of angels (Romans 8:38; Colossians 1:16). Revelation 12:7-9 depicts a final war in heaven, casting down rebellious, evil forces. Luke 10:18 records Satan falling “like lightning.” Thus, Luke 21:26 describes the ultimate displacement of demonic authorities as Christ assumes visible rule (Ephesians 6:12).

08/23/2026

Legends and Myths: Part 5 — Sudden Disappearance: The Anasazi
Over time, these ancient communities abandoned their settlements and never returned. The reasons for their disappearance remain the subject of scholarly debate, with proposed explanations including epidemic disease, environmental disruption, natural disasters, warfare, and more speculative interpretations such as extraterrestrial intervention.

One notable legend attributed to Navajo oral tradition describes a colossal unidentified aerial phenomenon, or spacecraft-like object, landing in Chaco Canyon in antiquity. According to this account, the craft carried a large lizard-like being who demanded that the local Anasazi venerate him as a deity. The figure was also said to be able to transform into a tall, blond, blue-eyed man, a description sometimes associated with so-called “Nordic” beings in modern extraterrestrial theory.

In this tradition, the reptilian figure and his Anasazi followers were ultimately exiled to the moon on an immense platform resembling a rocket. The legend further claims that this malevolent being remains there and is destined to return to Earth at some future time.

The Salvation Lie That We Share with People
08/21/2026

The Salvation Lie That We Share with People

One must not water down the gospel, ever, for any reason whatsoever

08/16/2026

Legends and Myths: Part 4 – Mayan Creation Myth

Disclosure Day & Exposure Day. One is deception, and the other is divine light shining on the abominations of wolves among sheep.

The gods (Elohim)

Creation from Mud – The first humans were made from mud but were weak, fragile, and lacked substance. They dissolved in water and could not sustain themselves.

Creation from Wood – The gods then fashioned humans from wood. These beings were stronger but lacked souls and understanding. They did not venerate the gods, so they were punished and destroyed in a great catastrophe, leaving behind monkeys as their descendants.

Creation from Maize – Finally, the gods created humans from maize, the sacred substance central to Maya life. These beings were perfect, wise, and grateful to the gods, marking the beginning of true humanity. Maize remained a staple in both diet and religious practice, reinforcing its divine significance.

Yehovah’s Truth

Colossians 1:15-17 “Who is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of every creature: 16 For by him were all things created, that are in heaven, and that are in earth, visible and invisible, whether they be thrones, or dominions, or principalities, or powers: all things were created by him, and for him: 17 And he is before all things, and by him all things hold together.”

Only the Bible (inspired Word of Yehovah), not myths or legends in any other culture. About 40 main contributors wrote t...
08/12/2026

Only the Bible (inspired Word of Yehovah), not myths or legends in any other culture.

About 40 main contributors wrote the Bible over approximately 1,500 years (66 books; in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek; across ~1500 BC – AD 95), with many books having multiple authors. The Old Testament features around 30 authors, while the New Testament includes about 10.

The statistical probability of one person fulfilling 28 Messianic prophecies in one day is extremely low; estimates suggest it would be astronomically improbable, comparable to the odds of fulfilling just 8 prophecies, which are 1 in 100 quadrillion. This highlights the unique nature of Jesus as the Messiah, who is believed to have fulfilled over 300 prophecies throughout his life.

Twenty-Eight Prophecies Fulfilled On the Crucifixion Day

The first prophecy, the oldest of all, had been given by the Lord Himself at the time of man’s first sin:

1) The serpent would bruise the seed of the woman.
2) The Messiah would be cut off, but not for Himself, as prophesied by Daniel.
3) The betrayal of Jesus by Judas was foretold by David.
4) Jesus Christ would be forsaken by His disciples, as prophesied by Zechariah.
5) The price of His betrayal was also foretold by Zechariah.
6) Zechariah also foretold what would be done with the betrayal money.
7) Isaiah prophesied that Jesus Christ would be sacrificed as the Passover Lamb of God.
8) Isaiah also prophesied the scourging and mocking that He would suffer.
9) Both Isaiah and David prophesied that Jesus’ body would be mutilated.
10) David prophesied the shame and dishonor that Jesus would suffer, being condemned as a criminal.
11) David also foretold that false witnesses would testify against Christ.
12) Isaiah prophesied that Jesus would not make an effort to defend Himself at the trial.
13) Isaiah also foretold Jesus Christ’s crucifixion as the sin offering for the world.
14) As Isaiah had prophesied, He was numbered among lawbreakers.
15) David prophesied that His hands and His feet would be pierced.
16) The parting of His garments was also prophesied by David.
17) In another psalm, David prophesied that they would give Him vinegar to drink.
18) David also prophesied that many would be watching Jesus during the crucifixion.
19) Among those watching would be Jesus’ family and friends, who would stand at a distance.
20) Some of His observers would shake their heads at Him.
21) Even the words of His reproachers were prophesied by David.
22) Isaiah prophesied that Jesus would make intercession for sinners.
23) David prophesied the thoughts of Jesus at the height of His suffering.
24) Zechariah prophesied that His body would be pierced with a spear.
25) David prophesied that Jesus would commit His spirit to God.
26) David also prophesied Jesus’ last words. (John 19:30)
27) No bone of the Passover lamb was to be broken.
28) His burial in the tomb of a rich man was foretold by Isaiah.

“The grass withers, the flower fades, but the word of our God stands forever.” — Isaiah 40:8

Blessings in Christ.

Jim

08/09/2026

Legends and Myths: Part 3 - Ancient Manuscripts

With only 6% of Christians holding a biblical worldview, the absence of a strong scriptural foundation leaves millions vulnerable to spiritual deception—what Scripture calls “seducing spirits” and “doctrines of devils.”

Doctrine can be life-giving or destructive, depending on its source. Sound doctrine is rooted in the biblical teaching of Christ, His apostles, and the faithful witness of the church. But in 1 Timothy 4:1, Paul warns of another kind of doctrine—ungodly teaching inspired by Satan and carried by deceiving spirits. To follow such teaching is not a minor error; it is to drift away from the faith and depart from the truth of Christ’s gospel.

Satan understands how to distort desire, exploit ignorance, and dress deception in the language of truth. That is why the doctrines of demons can be so persuasive. The safeguard is not fear, but formation: we must be shaped by the Word of God. As we read and study Scripture, we learn the sound of God’s voice. Then, when a teaching departs from His truth, the Spirit-trained ear recognizes the dissonance, and what once may have sounded plausible begins to ring hollow and off-key.

This is why ancient manuscripts matter. They are not merely artifacts for scholars or relics of religious history; they are witnesses to the preservation of God’s Word through generations. In a time when legends, myths, and counterfeit doctrines continue to compete for the soul’s allegiance, the testimony of Scripture anchors the people of God in truth.

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