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This Moment in Time
Harold Warner
This Moment in Time
Harold Warner

I’m sure that back in the very earliest days, as people saw me holding forth to a handful of people in a dumpy old building about touching the world for Jesus, they may have thought, Well, he certainly is a positive young man!

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PASTOR’S PODIUM

2026 Bringing the Good News •

2026 Bringing the Good News •

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PATRIARCHY OR BUST
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PATRIARCHY OR BUST
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Written by Herb Rubi

The patriarch Jacob prayed over his grandsons, (Gen 48) “May the God before whom my grandfather Abraham and my father, Isaac, walked—the God who has been my shepherd all my life…may He bless theses boys. May they preserve my name and the names of Abraham and Isaac. And may their descendants multiply greatly throughout the earth.”

The Lord’s ultimate blessing in life is preserving your name through offspring; which of course includes spiritual offspring. But the pursuit of patriarchy is more than just a noble option: It is the only option! Everywhere patriarchy is scarce or absent is absolute chaos.

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Faithful Fathers 

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Jesus Gets a Driver’s License
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Jesus Gets a Driver’s License
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Boaz, in the Book of Ruth, gives four qualities that help us understand what a good father looks like (ironically, before he ever becomes one). These qualities are not limited to fathers. They belong wherever people are entrusted to one another: in friendships, marriage, pastoral care, teaching, work, and management (life presents us with a long list of possibilities!).

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“FRom Sea To Shining Sea” 250 Years of America 

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THE 1ST AMENDMENT: TOLERANCE AND FREEDOM
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THE 1ST AMENDMENT: TOLERANCE AND FREEDOM
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Written by Herb Rubi

The First Amendment to the Bill of Rights, which includes the right of free speech, is the essence of Christian enlightenment as it pertains to secular government. The free speech guarantee anticipates two certainties: People have a God given desire to think and speak freely; and there are ungodly people with power who’d prefer they do neither. The 1st Amendment also maximizes tolerance in a pluralistic society.

That public discourse is leavened and elevated by Christian tolerance is undeniable.


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An Idea Called America
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An Idea Called America
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As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of our country , what does it mean that America is an idea?  Lately, for many, it seems, it is a bad idea, a nation steeped in injustice, racism, any number of destructive notions and practices. But is it? Particularly, is it a bad idea compared to all the other ideas?

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Dear America
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Dear America
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Written by Iris Flores

Dear America,

I wasn't born within your borders, but I worked hard to to become a citizen. I'm not a natural born citizen, but many years later, I was sworn in and pledged allegiance to your flag. I have loved this country, and everything it stands for, ever since I was young.


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Arise: Testimonies

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A Mother's Prayer
Bullseye Staff
A Mother's Prayer
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Long before Austin surrendered his life to Christ, his mother had faithfully prayed and contended for God's will to be birthed in her son's life. Through difficult seasons, uncertainty, and waiting, she remained steadfast in faith. She trusted that God would pursue her son and draw him back to Himself. The moment on the mountaintop became a powerful testimony not only of God's faithfulness but also of the enduring power of a praying mother who refused to give up hope.

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Tik Talk: Christianity in Culture 

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Red Scare
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Written by Bill Cox

At the risk of hearing, “Okay McCarthyite boomer”, I would like to examine a recent copy of the platform of the currently prominent Democrat Socialists of America. I want to attempt to approach it from a Christian perspective. Included in that, I would like to examine the personal life and motivations of the founder of the entire anarcho-communist-socialist movement, the notorious Karl Marx.

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Aging Gracefully
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Aging Gracefully
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Written by Bill Cox

We hear the phrase often that “we are an aging Fellowship” or people will speak of their own local assembly as, “We’re an aging church.” Of course, this is true.

        One challenge for our movement is the very nature of the miracle that God wrought through Pastor Mitchell and in the larger Jesus Revolution, which was a young people’s movement. While much of the traditional church world seemed increasingly old and irrelevant, the Holy Spirit touched a generation. Fortunately, a new generation of workers and fervent believers is rising up today.

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Algorithmic Culture and the Curse of Babel
Jessica Greer
Algorithmic Culture and the Curse of Babel
Jessica Greer

While smart technology increases at an unprecedented speed, first-world countries drown in decadence, hedonism, and the stultification of critical thinking. The total pursuit of self at all costs eats at the eternity placed in the hearts of men. A kind of cognitive dissonance, or moral schizophrenia, torments the most advanced societies as we strive day and night to add our layer to fallen humanity’s ongoing Tower of Babel.

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Profiles of Virtue with Bill Valine 

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All In: The Life and Legacy of Heman the Son of Joel
Bill Valine
All In: The Life and Legacy of Heman the Son of Joel
Bill Valine

When a poker player has an unbeatable hand he will be ready to bet whatever it takes to win that hand, to wager everything he has, leaving nothing in reserve. He will push all his chips into the pot: that he would go all in. In the Bible it can be said that Heman the son of Joel was all in, that he was totally committed to serving his God.

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When an Evil Work Goes Uncorrected: Cain and the Struggle Against Sin
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When an Evil Work Goes Uncorrected: Cain and the Struggle Against Sin
Bill Valine

Can you steal from yourself? At first glance, the answer seems obvious. Stealing, by definition, is taking something that does not belong to you without permission. You can certainly give away something you own, but you cannot steal from yourself; there is no transfer of ownership. Yet, in another sense, a person can indeed steal from himself—by stealing from his future…

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Critical Thinking and Cultural Transformation with Jessica Rubi Greer

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Algorithmic Culture and the Curse of Babel
Jessica Greer
Algorithmic Culture and the Curse of Babel
Jessica Greer

While smart technology increases at an unprecedented speed, first-world countries drown in decadence, hedonism, and the stultification of critical thinking. The total pursuit of self at all costs eats at the eternity placed in the hearts of men. A kind of cognitive dissonance, or moral schizophrenia, torments the most advanced societies as we strive day and night to add our layer to fallen humanity’s ongoing Tower of Babel.

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Jessica Greer
Salt and Light
Jessica Greer
Salt and Light
Jessica Greer

The Bullseye is a Salt Shaker; a new medium for spreading the Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Our goal is to give the Church another platform from which to put forth a biblical worldview.

We seek to challenge the deception in our culture, to glorify Christ through testimonies, and to share biblical wisdom and instruction that will help encourage godly families.

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Idol Woman
Jessica Greer
Idol Woman
Jessica Greer

The modern woman has become a hodgepodge of fashionable politics and TikTok pop-psychology who is tormented by a cognitive dissonance between body positivity and plastic image culture…

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Jessica Greer

Dispatches from the Heartland
with Bill Cox

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Red Scare
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Written by Bill Cox

At the risk of hearing, “Okay McCarthyite boomer”, I would like to examine a recent copy of the platform of the currently prominent Democrat Socialists of America. I want to attempt to approach it from a Christian perspective. Included in that, I would like to examine the personal life and motivations of the founder of the entire anarcho-communist-socialist movement, the notorious Karl Marx.

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Aging Gracefully
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Aging Gracefully
Bullseye Staff

Written by Bill Cox

We hear the phrase often that “we are an aging Fellowship” or people will speak of their own local assembly as, “We’re an aging church.” Of course, this is true.

        One challenge for our movement is the very nature of the miracle that God wrought through Pastor Mitchell and in the larger Jesus Revolution, which was a young people’s movement. While much of the traditional church world seemed increasingly old and irrelevant, the Holy Spirit touched a generation. Fortunately, a new generation of workers and fervent believers is rising up today.

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An Idea Called America
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An Idea Called America
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As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of our country , what does it mean that America is an idea?  Lately, for many, it seems, it is a bad idea, a nation steeped in injustice, racism, any number of destructive notions and practices. But is it? Particularly, is it a bad idea compared to all the other ideas?

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Aging Gracefully

Written by Bill Cox

We hear the phrase often that “we are an aging Fellowship” or people will speak of their own local assembly as, “We’re an aging church.” Of course, this is true.

        One challenge for our movement is the very nature of the miracle that God wrought through Pastor Mitchell and in the larger Jesus Revolution, which was a young people’s movement. While much of the traditional church world seemed increasingly old and irrelevant, the Holy Spirit touched a generation. Fortunately, a new generation of workers and fervent believers is rising up today.

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