Nyrie Rous

20/08/2021

Pope Francis: ‘We Observe God’s Commandments, but not as Absolutes’

Pope Francis, in his catechesis at the General Audience on Wednesday August 18, 2021, made the following controversial and blasphemous words in relation to God’s Law and Christ’s Grace. The statements are recorded in the final two paragraphs of an article published by Vatican News. The Pope expressed the following:

‘It is good for us to ask ourselves if we still live in the period in which we need the Law, or if, instead, we are fully aware of having received the grace of becoming children of God so as to live in love.’ It is a good question, he said, and added a second: ‘Do I despise the Commandments?’ He also gave an answer: ‘No. I observe them, but not as absolutes, because I know that it is Jesus Christ who justifies me.’

Rome is truly spewing relativistic heresy by confusing God’s law and love. The Pope has concluded that God’s law is not “absolute.” This is setting the Christian world adrift into a sea of doubt that will only lead to more lawlessness and sin. It is obvious that many of the major denominations are no longer reading the Bible anymore. Why should they if they believe that God’s word is no longer absolute and should not be trusted?

The existence of absolute truth is controversial. The preaching of absolute truth is even more controversial, because it does not sit well with a lot of people who like their God subservient to their own distortions of truth. In this modern age of multiculturalism nobody wants to be bothered with the fine print in the Bible. The world just wants a God who loves everyone and tolerates everything.

In fact, if God’s law wasn’t absolute, there would not have been a flood in Noah’s day. S***m and Gomorrah would not have been turned to ashes. Jerusalem would not have gone into captivity to Babylon. There would not have been a crisis of faith in Daniel 3 or Daniel 6. Jesus would not have been turned over by the Jews to the Romans to be crucified. But because God’s word speaks in absolute terms when it says, “the wages of sin is death” (Romans 6:23), Jesus had to step up and choose to give his life so that we can live. There was no other way but through atonement. On the cross Jesus suffered and died so that we could have eternal life.

If God’s law was not absolute, there would have been no early Christian martyrs; there would be nothing to be persecuted for. There would have been no Protestant Reformation. How can you have a reformation without an absolute standard to bring about favorable changes according to God’s will? Without absolute commandments there can be no obedience, no purity among the people, no sanctification and no Remnant Church in the last days. Tragically, it also means that there will be no mark of the beast, no test between Saturday versus Sunday. And don’t worry about Revelation 12, 13, 14, 17, 18. None of that matters whenever God’s will is not absolute.

Pope Francis has created a false dilemma, and his ideas are entering all the churches, including many Adventists circles.

Click to read the full story: http://adventmessenger.org/pope-francis-we-observe-gods-commandments-but-not-as-absolutes/

22/11/2019

ExplosionMarketing

09/11/2019

We all know that with each holiday season, billions of dollars are poured into shopping for the Christmas season every year. As a business with an eCommerce website, you want to make sure your marketing strategies are putting your budgeted marketing dollars in the right places so you get the best RO

28/10/2019

ow the heck can you manage an Adwords campaign if you have
no idea how any of the metrics are converting?
You can’t.
And here’s a few facts which apply to any business…
80% of your business will come from 20% of your customers.
http://bit.ly/2ZBs97r

28/10/2019

“It’s not creative unless it sells.” -David Ogilvy

27/10/2019

“Good marketing makes the company look smart, great marketing makes the customer feel smart.”

The world of is always changing. There are a ton of reasons for this, but perhaps the most important to me (as a marketer) is the fact that people get wise.

People are clever. They quickly get bored of seeing the same thing over and over again, and more than anything they hate being asked to part with their money.

newsfeeds are jam-packed with ads calling on users to buy, buy and buy again. And when people see the same thing over and over again, they become blind to it (aka ad blindness).

Ad blindness is a well-known problem to many digital marketers, particularly to anybody who has ever run display ads.

The fact is, it’s becoming increasingly competitive (and difficult) to grab the attention of your . This has forced advertisers to resort to all kinds of crazy tactics, only to ask users to perform an action at the end – usually buy, sign-up or subscribe.

If this is all you’re doing, and you’re struggling to create campaigns that convert or generate a positive ROI, it’s time you changed. In other words, I’m advising you to:

Stop asking your target audience to do something for you and do something for them instead.

27/10/2019

“The best way to engage honestly with the marketplace via Twitter is to never use the words ‘engage,’ ‘honestly’ or ‘marketplace.’” – Jeffrey Zeldman http://bit.ly/2ZBs97r

Marketing Agency in Tweed Heads

27/10/2019

I’ve dived inside a number of Google Adwords campaigns over
the past month…
And one of the things that’s absolutely shocked me is the lack
of measurement.
http://bit.ly/2ZBs97r

27/10/2019

Everyone knows that having rave reviews helps your business stand out on review sites like Google, Facebook, and Yelp, but embedding reviews on your own site can also improve SEO performance and increase conversion rates.
And embedding reviews can increase online conversions by 17%.
Adding reviews to your site convinces online customers that your products or services are of high quality, which then leads to an increase in conversion rates.
In fact, one study revealed that reviews increased conversion rates by up to 17 percent simply because organic traffic from Google saw a site’s star rating in the search engine results pages (SERPs).
Another study — this one by Northwestern University — found that displaying reviews can increase conversion by 270 percent.
Here’s the kicker: it doesn’t take many reviews to see an increase in conversion rates. Even a small increase of one to eight reviews can yield significant improvements to your online conversions.
Question is, are they incorporated on your website and are they marked up correctly for search rankings?

26/10/2019

So, what is a landing page?

It's a page that a visitor is directed to following a click on search, display or social ad specifically designed for a purpose or objective – to convert visitors into leads. These can range from driving sales for your products/services or generating leads from potential customers in the form of lead forms/email sign-ups.

Now, it's easy to add a ’Buy Now/Sign Up’ button on a page but I’m sure you can already picture that a highly relevant & visually appealing page with compelling copy will improve your chances of .

So why do we need a landing page and not just use a homepage?

A landing page is aimed to capture a visitor’s attention & drive conversions by removing distractions such as external navigation, competing links & other options. Follow this up with relevant headline/titles/copy/imagery to help guide a visitor towards your end goal i.e., to your lead form or sales page.

There are six main ingredients that your should focus on for conversion:

Design

Branding & Site Purpose

Call-To-Action

Value Proposition

Visuals

Text
Do you understand the focused difference?

25/10/2019

What do you think the secret to running a successful is?

Quality products, satisfied testimonials or simple shipping options?

Truth...turning an site into a sales machine, is accessibility, design & user experience.

You need to have a great website for business today. Today it's easy for people to buy and sell online & you need to make sure that you have a website that people want to spend time on.