On October 10, 2025 news report reveal that the Vatican has granted a dedicated prayer room for Muslim scholars in the Pope’s Library. Officials said it was a gesture of “hospitality,” yet the symbolism runs deep. It openly shows confusion and accommodates worship to another god within its own walls.
Continue readingTwo Sabbaths ago, the Ephesus Seventh-day Adventist Church in Harlem opened its pulpit to Zohran Mamdani—a Muslim, a self-declared socialist, and the Democratic nominee for mayor of New York City. Many Adventists who still believe to the biblical principle of separation between church and state are alarmed by his campaign-oriented appearance.
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The blog post from the Presents of God ministry on September 17th is worth reading. But I want to make a shorter version here.
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On August 28, 2025, a well-known New Jersey mall faced a lawsuit for selling clothes on Sunday. At first glance, this may seem like a local legal battle or a quirky headline, but it has a deeper meaning for Bible prophecy students.
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Speaker Mike Johnson recently defended the idea that America was founded as a “Christian nation” and called the separation of church and state a “misunderstanding” of Thomas Jefferson’s intent.
Continue readingJohnson wrote, “Jefferson clearly did not mean that metaphorical ‘wall’ was to keep religion from influencing issues of civil government. To the contrary, it was meant to keep the federal government from impeding the religious practice of citizens.” – Source
Pope Leo XIV, born Robert Francis Prevost, was elected as the 267th Pope of the Catholic Church on May 8, 2025, following the death of Pope Francis. He is the first American pope.
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Archbishop Elpidophoros of America presents President Trump with a Holy Cross on March 24, 2025 during the Greek Independence Day celebration at the White House. The Archbishop praised Trump for his support of Christian communities in the Middle East and compared him to Emperor Constantine the Great. Watch:
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The Utah Legislature has passed the bill, framed by Latter-day Saints sponsor, that could lead to more stores closing on Sundays and other religious days. According to news report on March 7th, the bill now awaits the signature of Utah Governor to become law, and if signed, companies found in violation could face fines ranging from $10,000 to $50,000.
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