The Old City and adjacent areas, including the Mount of Olives, would remain under Israeli sovereignty, according to the report. However, some of the outlying Arab neighborhoods, which became part of Jerusalem only after the ’67 conflict, would be included in the Palestinian state. The Western Wall would remain under exclusive Israeli control. Regarding the Temple Mount, the Americans wished to consider the establishment of a joint inter-Arab religious administration which would include other states in addition to Jordan which currently serves as patron of the Muslim holy sites (as revealed in Tom Horn’s investigative work, The Rabbis, Donald Trump, And The Top Secret Plan To Build The Third Temple). This administration would work in tandem with Israel, according to the reported plan, and the area would remain under Israeli sovereignty…

With the trends we’re looking at in America and globally, what is it that we need in 2024? As for me, I’ll take Trump in 2020 and Jesus in 2024. We need Jesus – not as president but as Messiah, not as suffering servant but this time as Conquering King. And only He can and will save Israel and restore the whole world as its King of kings, Lord of lords and God of gods. Jesus’ coming in 2024 is not an eschatological prediction. It’s a hope – in fact the only hope. It’s a prayer. Jesus come quickly, the sooner the better…

Church, as we’ve known it for the past few generations, is over. Every church you’ve ever attended, or that you drive by on your way to a Sunday sporting event, was built on a physical attendance model that is location-centric. As a result, church leaders and pastors have spent time every week encouraging, inviting and pleading with people to come to a specific place at a specific time on Sundays. This approach has created church staffing models, systems and ministry strategies focused on improving attendance. It’s also why there is an annual Top 100 list of America’s most-attended churches. But (as you will learn in a month-long SkyWatch TV investigation starting in April) that way of doing church is dead.

Second, given that traditions constitute many beliefs and practices, one may be progressive with respect to some aspects of the tradition but conservative relative to other aspects. So imagine that Dave and Ellen are members of the same church, a church that endorses both young-earth creationism and a prohibition of same-sex romantic relationships. However, Dave rejects young-earth creationism while retaining the prohibition on same-sex relationships while Ellen retains young-earth creationism while rejecting the prohibition on same-sex relationships. In this case, it would seem that we cannot place Dave and Ellen on one simple continuum relative to one another. Instead, we must place them on at least two continua.

Absolute truth is a hill on which to die. In battle, there are key strongholds that must be taken, or kept, at all costs in order to win–these are “hills on which to die.” Today, absolute truth is one such hill. A weapon of destruction has set its sights on our nation, our homes, and our families. Relativism/postmodernism continue to challenge truth, but to their own destruction. Attacking absolute truth is like waging war on a lighthouse. It cannot be negotiated, bargained with, or debated. When people, groups, denominations, or movements depart from absolute truth, and thus, quench and grieve the Spirit of God, they become mechanical in their approach to Christianity and lose the ability to guide. The Word of God is not “in their hearts like a burning fire,” but relative, powerless, and debatable. This is what we see today…

Meditation has risen in popularity in the U.S. by threefold since 2012. The custom has been around for thousands of years and is observed in nearly every religion but not many people know which forms of meditation actually come from the Bible. The Christian Post decided to take a closer look at the practice of Christian meditation and some of the latest apps for it, including Soultime and Abide. CP spoke with some of the apps’ creators as well as pastors who revealed how important it is for Christ followers to understand meditation while exposing some of the rituals that have nothing to do with Christianity.