Moscow, Russia "I finally feel that I have laid it all down for the sake of Him Who called me.  I have become all things to all people, that by all means I might save some, just like the Scriptures tell us.  Right now, that means becoming an alcoholic, cross dressing, prostitute.  I'm going to move on to recreational drugs next, but I'm trying to ease into it." Saved at the age of 25, now after 35 years on the "straight-and-narrow", Charles Davis realized that there was an unreached world, often overlooked.  Moving from his home in California, he has left his old life behind--as he explained--including his wife and children (Mark 10:29), and for the last two years he has dived headlong into a totally new life, in order to save souls. "I saw an unreached world, and this was my way in.  I must admit, it's harder than I was expecting to leave my old life behind, for the sake of the lost.  There are days I wake up in my own vomit, laying besid...

"I respect people of all faiths, I really do.  The universe is a very big place.  I must also respectfully say that there is no God.  That is in all my time on Earth I have seen no evidence for God.  That's my belief, as it were, and hopefully you can respect that too.  Not that it's a faith or requires respect to be true, because I am a scientist and scientists don't operate on faith, therefore my position isn't really belief or faith, as it were.  When it comes down to it, all arguments for the existence of God are really based on circular reasoning.  It's because most people don't take a scientific approach to proving, or disproving God.  So that's my observation, and I have heard many arguments for the existence of God.  Think about this, okay?  Really, what makes it obvious to me that God doesn't exist, is that things in this universe aren't the way I would have done it.  Now, stay with me here.  You see, I'm just a sm...

Las Vegas, NV Just this morning, the day of the big fight with the undefeated Floyd Mayweather, we sat down to get Conor McGregor's mindset going in.  It was here that McGregor revealed his recent conversion to Christianity after seeing Philippians 4:13 tattooed on someone else while sparing at the gym last week.  "My mindset?  My mindset is to beat the mother-living tar out of that little s***.  I'm gonna mop the floor with his tiny bald head.  I guess there is one new thing, though.  Don't get me wrong, I'm still the same person I've always been.  The same ol' c***y son of a b**** ya'll come to know and love.  But, I have a new strength I draw from now too.  It's a verse in the Bible, maybe you know.  It says, 'I can accomplish everything I want with Christ's strength'.  Don't get me wrong, I've been doing pretty good on my own, but even I realize I can't accomplish everything.  This is definitely the biggest fight of ...

Washington, DC President Trump stepped outside the White House unabashed, and doubtful of the Sun's reported bright light.  With a finger to the heavens, he pointed to the sky and looked directly into the radiant light emitting from the eclipsing Sun, saying, "Not bad, but America could do better." When asked about this challenge he apparently just made with the Sun, president Trump explained, "I've been looking at the Sun since I was a little boy.  Before I was a little boy, in fact. I remember when I was in my mother's womb I would look directly at the Sun frequently.  So, yes I'm very familiar with the Sun.  Very familiar.  I have fond memories of it, and it has always been very warm with me ever since I was a baby.  It has served me well.  Really, we have brought each other a great deal of mutual support over the years, so you understand it doesn't really intimidate me.  So when I heard about this recent eclipse thing, I came out to sho...

Clearwater, FL Calvin Meek, a recent convert at the local body of "Seekers Church", gave testimony recently just before his baptism.  In it he explained some of the recent changes in his life since being saved.  In this touching testimony where many were moved to tears, Calvin said, "In the short time since being saved I have wondered many times, 'Why me?', but I think I just recently figured out why.  I feel really good about it, and about myself now too.  I used to be a very depressed person.  Thinking about this I was feeling that depression come up in me again.  With the help and guidance of some friends in this church, and elsewhere, I think I have realized the answer to that question, 'Why me?'." Going on, Calvin said, "God saved me because He saw something really good in me worth saving.  He saw something good in all of us worth saving. That's why we are here.  We are worthy, we were worthy.  Knowing this now, it really gives ...