Faith - Nate Houstman

Nashville School Massacre Shines Spotlight On Mental Health Problems, Hormone Treatments And Growing Militancy In The Trans Community

by Nate Houstman | Apr 1, 2023 | Faith, Law And Crime, Psychology, Self Defense | 0 |

The trans shooter who killed six people at a Nashville school has sent shockwaves through the transgender community, raising tough questions about militancy and mental health problems among the marginalized group.

The shooting has raised questions about the drugs used in sex-reassignment treatment and mental health conditions that are widespread in the trans community, and drawn parallels to other attacks by young female-to-male transitioners.

Father David Wilton Declares “Wokeness Is As Old As The Bible Itself,” Offers Three Steps To Fight It

by Nate Houstman | Mar 2, 2023 | Faith | 0 |

Father David Wilton C.P.M. of the Fathers of Mercy at the Chapel of Divine Mercy in Auburn, Kentucky laid out in a homily how “wokeness is as old as the Bible itself” while also detailing the remedy on how to fight it.

Podcast: We Have Bigger Problems Than The Balloon- And An Even Bigger Solution

by Nate Houstman | Feb 8, 2023 | Economy, Entertainment, Faith, Health, Politics | 0 |

The Chinese spy balloon debacle proves that “Resident” Biden is an enemy of America. It’s a violation of our sovereignty, and it’s obvious Biden overthrew our government. But it should also tell us we have bigger problems than the election theft- how did that happen in the first place?

This situation is a perfect analogy of the spiritual war going on through human history. Things look bad and the people are angry, but we would embrace the enemy’s evil if they were really in control. There’s plenty of good news, God has given us solutions to our predicament. Watch the program to find out.

Kamala Harris’s Totalitarian Take On The Declaration Of Independence

by Nate Houstman | Jan 23, 2023 | Faith, Politics | 0 |

Thomas Jefferson’s Declaration of Independence is one of the towering documents in humankind’s development. Many of us, however, are so used to it as the backdrop of America’s creation that we forget to look at the meaning behind the words, and young people may not even know what it says. But you can be sure that political leftists are fully alive to its meaning. No wonder, then, that Kamala Harris omitted key concepts when she quoted it, allowing her to obscure the document’s profound and expansive view of human rights.

After Disney Rejects The Divinity Of Jesus Christ During Their Candlelight Processional, Lutheran Leader Calls For Parents To Ditch Disney To Save Their Kids’ Hearts And Minds

by Nate Houstman | Jan 23, 2023 | Entertainment, Faith | 0 |

Lutheran leader Dr. Gregory P. Seltz, the Executive Director of the Lutheran Center for Religious Liberty in Washington, D.C. and the Speaker Emeritus for The Lutheran Hour, called on parents to ditch Disney after the company rejected the divinity of Jesus Christ during their EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays – Candlelight Processional.

Video: The Party Of Preston Brooks Wig-Out

by Nate Houstman | Jun 25, 2022 | Faith, Politics, Psychology, Self Defense | 0 |

In this recorded live stream, I discuss the reversal of Roe vs Wade and the Left’s violent reaction. Then I read review the legal battle over the people’s right to bear arms, and self defense. There are common threads to political corruption and abuse in relationships, so I explain how to detect manipulation tactics.

Mel Gibson Weighs In On The Success Of Christian Film “Father Stu:” “People Want It, And They Respond Well To It”

by Nate Houstman | Apr 21, 2022 | Entertainment, Faith | 0 |

Christian film “Father Stu,” based on the true redemption story of Father Stuart Long, hit theatres around the globe last week, and audiences seem to be resonating with its inspiring, hopeful message.

Twitter Erupts After Kanye West Escorts Marilyn Manson, Bieber to Sunday Service

by Nate Houstman | Nov 4, 2021 | Entertainment, Faith | 0 |

Kanye West has stirred controversy after inviting Marilyn Manson and Justin Bieber to attend his most recent Sunday service.

1 Samuel Overview: Trust That God Is At Work

by Nate Houstman | Oct 24, 2021 | Faith, Politics | 0 |

Recently, I have been moved to read the book of 1 Samuel in the Bible, and it has important lessons for people who yearn for justice in troubled times. The following video by BibleProject presents a short, but well organized summary of the story.

How To Oppose Tyranny: Be The Alternative- Studying 1 Peter

by Nate Houstman | May 23, 2021 | Faith | 0 |

In this post we will study the First Letter Of Peter in the Bible’s New Testament. This gives us a blueprint to oppose tyranny and corruption in our time. Peter was one of Jesus’ original disciples, and led the early Christian movement after Jesus’ ascension. Christians were persecuted by other religious sects, and eventually the Roman empire, and Peter’s letter gives them advice for enduring that persecution. Christians were not to violently fight back, but resist indirectly, by showing the world an alternative way of living.

How To Fight Corruption: The Fake Confidence Of Narcissists VS The Real Confidence In Yourself

by Nate Houstman | May 19, 2021 | Economy, Faith, Psychology | 0 |

This YouTube video by DoctorRamani discusses narcissists and how they seize power in organizations, families, and other groups. She refers to the old saying, “in the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.” In this sense, normal people are modest and admit to the limits of their knowledge, but narcissists are so good at feigning expertise, they convince others to trust their leadership.

What Can We Do About Injustice? Studying The Book Of Habakkuk

by Nate Houstman | Apr 23, 2021 | Faith | 0 |

In this post we will look at the Book of Habakkuk in the Bible, to learn what we can do about injustice in our time and all other generations. The prophet Habakkuk lived during the final decades of Israel’s southern kingdom, when its leaders had gone corrupt. The following video by BibleProject analyzes the book and Habakkuk’s conversation with God. We see that God moves certain people to act, on his own schedule, and other people can navigate the troubled times by living by faith.