Protestants say Catholics invented it. Catholics say it's essential for many to enter Heaven. What does the Bible say? 

WE have produced a culture in which the vulnerable and weak are being encouraged to check out and die. Physician-assisted suicide is rapidly spreading through the West... but is it right?

SAINT Paul taught that hope is the fruit of enduring one's afflictions, which shape one's character. However, one can put up with trials, so to speak, in a state of bitter resignation, anger, and resentment, which actually leads to despair.
 
Rather, Paul showed us that this endurance of suffering is only fruitful in holy abandonment...

St. John's Revelation speaks of a confrontation between a "woman clothed in the sun" and a "dragon." The interesting thing is that it takes place, literally, in the "sky" (Greek: ouranus). Both Jesus and St. Paul spoke of signs, good and bad, that would appear in the sky. It's happening now...

HOW do we find hope in hopelessness, whether it's in our personal situation or as we gaze at the horizon of world events?

AS we see how the "love of many grows cold" (Matt 24:12) in our world with the "increase of evildoing," so too, is hope. If you feel that you're losing hope, the question may not be so much on how to recover it, but on restoring the relationship with He who is the source of all hope...

SO, what exactly is being “disclosed” by the U.S. government? Extraterrestrial spacecraft? Advanced government tech? Real aliens? Fallen angels? Human hybrids? The most important question, however, is what is actually possible?

MANY years ago, as I was walking down a country road, I had an instant infusion of understanding that there was coming a "UFO deception." I was stunned and silent about it for a long time until I wrote about this deception in 2010. I want to share with you what I feel were prophetic words then for our time now... 

TIME is moving faster... world events are accelerating... these are signs of a Great Storm upon us. Here's how not to get sucked into its vortex. 

HE lived in the fourth century... but described our times perfectly.