Forgiveness: The Greatest Mark of Knowing Jesus?

By Ron Boehme | September 24, 2025 |

I took five hours Sunday, September 21, to watch live Charlie Kirk’s Memorial Service before 90,000 people in Glendale, Arizona. It was a moving experience–worth every minute. 

It may be the greatest funeral ever witnessed in America because of technology which allowed us to “live” every moment of its grandeur.

The passing of other significant Americans (like Abraham Lincoln and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.) were viewed by larger larger processionals, but you didn’t hear all the words that video can capture and relay worldwide.

One theme stood out to me above the rest.

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Did God Take The World’s First Selfie in 33 A.D.

By Ron Boehme | September 10, 2025 |
[Just before publication, I learned of the political assassination of Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA and one of the leading Christian conservative leaders in the United States.
 
Our prayers go out to his wife and young family and tens of thousands of young people whom he mobilized for Church revival and governmental renewal. I am praying that “the blood of the martyrs will be the seed of the Church.” May 1000 young leaders take his place in the spiritual awakening of America. 
 
Charlie has now met Jesus face-to-face. His spirit has been resurrected to glory in Jesus’ eternal Kingdom. I share the following article as encouragement to us all that Jesus was the first to rise from death–and God took a picture of it.
 
It’s called the Shroud of Turin. Here’s the amazing story.]

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Thanking God for John MacArthur and Where I Disagree With Him

By Ron Boehme | July 23, 2025 |

Well-known California pastor John MacArthur passed away July 14, 2025, at the age of 86. Many considered him the most influential American Christian leader since Billy Graham.

I never met MacArthur, but know scores of pastors who studied under him, greatly valued his expository sermons, and read his many books.

This week a prayer leader friend in Washington, D.C. sent me an audio sermon by MacArthur saying she wanted my “careful review and keen discernment on the subject matter.”

I listened to it.

I thank God for John MacArthur’s life and legacy. But I disagree with him in two areas.

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