Discernment: “Today if you shall hear his voice, harden not your hearts”
Written by AJ Baalman on March 10, 2023
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Episode One: Discernment:”Today if you shall hear his voice, harden not your hearts”, Episode Two: What Does It Mean To Be A Christian? Episode Three: “Did You Give Me Food, Did You Give Me Drink, Did You Clothe Me?” Episode Four: How Has The Spirit Of The Antichrist Corrupted So Many Minds Right Now?
While we do another biographical series on General Douglas MacArthur, we will also mix into this schedule some new type of Catechism Programs as well, because we have so many Catholics thinking and acting like protestants, then there is a Protestant Preacher who is acting like a Catholic; risking his life to the defending and protecting of those in South Sudan from warlords.
In this first program, we’ve got to help figure out who the heck is talking to us & is it from God or the Evil One & why it seems more have put all in regarding disobedience and to man made ideology of what they want Catholicism to be & not what it actually is and suppose to be.
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Mary Langdon On March 13, 2023 at 10:07 pm
Decades ago I met a young woman who had just recieved her PHD from Vanderbilt. She said she did her doctorate on GenMcArther.She claimed he was the first one in the military to recognize the threat of Russia as an enemy. I asked her,” By any chance was he Catholic?” She said that he was . I said, ” Well he got the info about Russia from Jesus’ mother at Fatima Portugal in 1917. ” She looked at me rather strangely.
Steve KNIGHT On March 15, 2023 at 3:04 pm
Many thanks, AJ & Brother Alexis, for commencing another excellent series on OMC Radio TV. There is much to ponder on, here in Episode One, and I look forward very much to subsequent episodes.