Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hid. Today on Insight, John and Josh Rosenstern discuss their frustrations with current television news and social media. Brother Josh says, if America is so awful, and people are so oppressed here in the United States, he suggests there are one hundred other countries for people to move to. We as believers must pray for the people who are trying to destroy this great country. He says there is soon to be a great harvest of souls, and very likely there could be some former Communists and Socialists in that group of people that we see as so disruptive today. Brother Josh reminds how the Apostle Paul, formerly Saul, who persecuted Christians is an example of how God can change a heart. The Rosenstern’s remind that we are to show people love and give them truth In Christ. The Word of God can pierce the hardest of hearts. Brother John reminds that Jesus, as He was being crucified, said Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do. In Matthew 5:13, Christians are reminded we are the salt of the earth, but if the salt have lost it's savour, it is good for nothing.
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Innsight - Jul. 9th, 2020
There is a new generation of Anti-American anarchists in the United States, and they must hear the voice of those who know the truth, and know the price that was paid for our freedoms. The flag of the United States represents those sacrifices. Today on Insight, Josh Rosenstern discusses how Chr...
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Insight - Jul 8th, 2020
Today on Insight, John and Josh Rosenstern discuss the latest conversations regarding payment methods, and cashless worries. No contact payment is causing some to think we are being pushed toward a cashless society. Brother Josh explains why we have a coin shortage, as the U.S. mint had to redu...
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Insight - Jul 7th, 2020
Today on Insight, John and Josh Rosenstern discuss the lawlessness that is going on in America, with the Fourth of July weekend seeing many deaths in the inner cities, including murders of very young children. Brother John shares some of the people he has studied, which include: Noel Ignatiev, ...
