Articles By: David Whitney

The Burns Oregon Report from a Pastor

The Burns Oregon Report from a Pastor

I was blessed this week to spend time with patriots in Burns Oregon. The morning after arriving, the encampment at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge came to an end. So that night there were still TV trucks at the building where I was to speak. What sparked all these events is the essential issue of who owns the land.

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Government Deifies Itself by Taking More than God’s 10%

Government Deifies Itself by Taking More than God’s 10%

It’s curious to me that we only criticize greed when it manifests on the personal level. Can’t we see what is right before our eyes in America; we have a civil government drunk on greed. It never has enough, not enough of our hard earned money, not enough of our possession, and not enough of our land. 640 million acres illegally and unconstitutionally held by the federal government is not enough, they want to steal all the land. That’s what the ranchers out west are facing.

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Does the Bible Support The Cause of LaVoy Finicum?

Does the Bible Support The Cause of LaVoy Finicum?

It has happened again. Another murder of an unarmed citizen took place last Tuesday by entities posing as a government, otherwise known as the FBI and the Oregon State Police. What is happening in the collapse of America is that the civil government is not only wasteful beyond imagination; it violates the Constitution which it swears to uphold at every turn.

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Does God Believe Cell Phones in Cars Criminal?

Does God Believe Cell Phones in Cars Criminal?

This week I was summoned to appear in court due to an infraction of a recently minted “law” against the use of a cell phone while driving. We find in the Word of God that the whole idea of courts and judges was God’s from the beginning – Exodus 18:21-22.

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Justice Harry Blackmun

What Happens When Roe v Wade Judges Meet Their Judge

This Friday will mark the anniversary of one of the darkest days in the history of our land. It will mark the 43 anniversary of the horrific opinion in which the Supreme Court claimed it was legal for a woman to hire a contract killer to murder the baby residing in her womb.

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The Contradiction of Religious Pluralism

The Contradiction of Religious Pluralism

Religious pluralism claims that all religions are equally valid and all are equally worthy, even equally true religions. You’ve seen the bumper sticker “coexist.” That driver holds to this belief that all are equally true, so lets just get along.

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Animals and Humans: A Star Wars Philosophy

Animals and Humans: A Star Wars Philosophy

People may walk out of a theater with new thoughts swirling in their mind that they have taken no time to evaluate. In fact they may believe something to be true simply because it was presented in a powerfully moving, emotionally grabbing way that overpowers all the reasoning abilities that are sitting on the intellectual sidelines.

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Freddie Gray and The Price of Rebellion Against God

Freddie Gray and The Price of Rebellion Against God

We know what it looks like when individuals rebel against the Law of God – it results in a condition where neither your property, nor your liberty and not even your life are secure from robbery, kidnapping and murder. And one of the contributing factors to a society where God’s Law is rejected by the people is when the leaders themselves reject God’s Law.

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The Dilemma of Joseph and Christmas

The Dilemma of Joseph and Christmas

Joseph found himself in an extremely difficult circumstance, which called upon him to exercise uncommon faith in God and specific obedience to the commands God gave him. All of this in the midst of a world where tyranny made life very difficult for every one and a social context which made what God called him to do mean certain censure from all his family and friends.

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Is There a Difference Between Islam and Extreme Islam?

Is There a Difference Between Islam and Extreme Islam?

New details of the 14 dead in San Bernardino are emerging, and there are some heartbreaking ironies, as well as stories of heroism and courage. For example, Bennetta Betbadal, 46, was a Catholic who fled Islamic extremism in Iran, only to be killed by an Islamic extremist in the United States.” But is it extremism?

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