Hi friends! For those who missed Amir Tsarfati’s appearance live online at Calvary Chapel Chino Hills, I want to provide a brief re-cap. Amir taught The Beginning of the End during Sunday morning’s service, and you can listen to that teaching here. (He taught the same message on August 8, 2014 at Grace Chapel, Franklin …
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Okay, Bible students, let’s attempt to answer a question that seems to be asked more and more often every day: Are the Biblical Medes today’s Kurds? As ISIS stormed across Iraq, they were met with resistance by Kurds in northern Iraq. But who are the Kurds? Though generally Sunni Muslim, Kurds are not ethnically Arabs. …
Following World War I, the League of Nations was founded in an effort to maintain world peace. However, the organization was unsuccessful in its attempt to prevent war through disarmament, negotiation and arbitration. It had no armed forces of its own, so depended upon the world’s great powers to enforce resolutions. That did not work. …
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The early focus on fulfillment of President Obama’s plan to build a coalition to defeat ISIS has been on Arab states. As of September 11, the US is said to have the backing from at least 10 Arab countries, including Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Lebanon, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and four other Gulf states. Each was represented …
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Looking for the Blessed Hope 