José Martí devoted his life to protecting Cuba from colonial rule, particularly those under the control of the United States, since the late 1800s. Let us quickly define colonialism. In essence, colonialism attempts to dominate via politics and economics involving the control of a country and its people by settlers from a foreign power. Are there […]
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Time Alone with God is Foundational Time alone with God is foundational to the believer’s walk and worship of God. Men and women in the Scriptures spent time alone with God, whether in the fields, desert or prayer closet. Regardless of how one devotes their time to worshiping God one-on-one, it is the road to
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Euphemisms, a Soft Way of the Blind Leading the Blind Cuba declares itself a socialist state, which sounds nicer than Marxist or Communism. That is called a euphemism. Some of you might remember the late George Carlin’s skit Euphemisms. In his 1990 performance, he states, “I don’t like words that hide the truth. I don’t
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Today, I will talk about one of the most cunning humans that lived, Fidel Castro. The life of Fidel Castro provides an intriguing insight into the mindset of a dictator who successfully overthrew another dictator and established a Marxist-Leninist communist regime in Cuba, which lasted for 65 years. Fidel Castro’s father, Angel Castro Argiz, had
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Marxism and Socialism Against the Christian Church in Cuba. Qualitative research seeks to comprehend people’s or assemblies’ experiences and the significance of their challenges. This approach involves asking questions, developing protocols (the official procedure or system of rules governing affairs of state or diplomatic occasions), gathering data in the person’s natural settings, analyzing data to
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I am excited that you have joined me today on Points to Ponder with Orama. Points to Ponder is a podcast and blog that explores discipleship, music, and worship. It also examines the political arena, music, and ideologies that affect the Christian church. In this blog, we explore the core concepts to help us better
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Ignite the World with Prayer Although today, October 1, 2024, is not the National Day of Prayer, every day is a day of prayer. Prayer is the ignitor for Jesus to intervene in our lives, “He always lives to make intercession. Our Priest—Jesus, who is God himself—intercedes for us.”[1] Jesus intercedes for us through the Holy
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The Problem Faced by the Christian Church in Cuba In this insight blog, we analyze the background of the problem and the significance of questions that arise due to The Phenomenological Effects of Fidel Castro’s Communist Revolution on the Christian Church in Cuba. According to Sara Kozameh, the revolutionary Government confiscated land under the Agrarian
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Worship teams should consider incorporating Ableton Live into worship services. The program dramatically benefits each worship team member, audio-visual, lighting, pastors, and church staff. It is important to remember that everything we do, including this decision, should focus on serving the Lord rather than from a worldly perspective. As it is written, “And whatever you
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You may know what “Precious” means if you are a fan of The Lord of the Rings. Gollum had a way of asking “what’s it mean precious” when speaking to himself. Gollum was possessed and conversed with those who possessed him, which is not far-fetched. In my first podcast, “My Story,” I mentioned that my
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