“The opposite of courage in our society is not cowardice it is conformity” Rollo May
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I am the vine, you are the branches, says the Lord:
whoever remains in me and I in him will bear much fruit. John 15
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“I DON’T KNOW YOU” | JIM CAVIEZEL
What could be more heartbreaking than standing before Jesus Christ and hearing the words, “I never knew you”?
In this powerful conversation on Going Rogue, Jim Caviezel, the actor who portrayed Jesus in The Passion of the Christ, speaks about the importance of living for God’s approval rather than the applause of men.
Jesus warned us that simply calling Him Lord is not enough. True faith requires surrender, obedience, and a personal relationship with our Savior.
“Not everyone who says to Me, ‘Lord, Lord,’ shall enter the kingdom of heaven.” Matthew 7:21
In Episode 102, Caviezel joins Lara Logan for a deeply personal conversation about faith, sacrifice, courage, and the price of standing for truth in Hollywood.
He recounts being struck by lightning while filming The Passion of the Christ, undergoing two major heart surgeries, and a near-death experience in which he says he encountered overwhelming peace and love. He also discusses the spiritual battles he has faced, his refusal to compromise his convictions, and his latest film, Ghost Soldier.
Through it all, Caviezel reminds us that our purpose is not to please the world, but to honor the One who created us.
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This is why you NEVER use a card that has more than a few bucks on it at a 7/11!
Writer: Mhedi
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“I don't have anybody else.”
Jim Caviezel recalls the moment he says Jesus appeared at the foot of his bed before taking on his role in The Passion of the Christ.
Full episode out Tuesday on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.
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One hopes that bishops attempting to outlaw the practice of kneeling while receiving the Eucharist and ban other pious practices will heed the Pope’s words today.
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“Long before history, long before all of us, long before even the United States of America was ever founded, that 2,000 years ago, a king walked the earth, a king walked among us, a king came down from heaven. Not a politician, not a warlord, but the Son of God Himself, who turned to mortal form and walked among us. And that king did not come with a sword. That king did not come with a political manifesto. He came with the truth, the raw, unfiltered, unvarnished, eternal, divine truth. that whosoever believes in Him will achieve eternal life.”
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Dave Chappelle would only celebrate the murder of a White, straight, successful male
Same as the Luigi fans, the targets always fit this specific profile
The Left views this group as unhuman and unworthy of life and rights
Like Trump and Elon
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Charlie Kirk supported Dave Chappelle after Dave was attacked on stage
And predicted what would happen if left unchecked
And look how Dave Chappelle repaid him
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🚨Coordinated Democratic Social Media Campaign to Win Midterms Revealed🚨
CNN’s Van Jones says Democrat operatives coordinated tens of thousands of people through the “American Accountability Network” to amplify their unaffordability message across social media.
“The Republicans never figured out what we were doing,” Jones said.
He described the participants as “online humans, not bots” and claimed the campaign generated 32.5 million daily hits on Instagram, 88.8 million on X and 185 million on Facebook
"Driving the kitchen table affordability message and tying that to Democrats on a positive and Republicans on a negative.....They couldn't get any traction on these cultural war issues anymore because we figured out how to get around all that."