Rapture Ready – Terry James
“Gog,” which means “leader,” looks with lust toward the south and all the oil-based riches of the Middle East. Economic and other factors make the Russian Gog think an evil thought. The Islamics, unwelcome in their interference with the Assyrian leader of the newly forming one-world plan, hitch their ambitions to the Russian leader’s evil thought . . .
PJ Media
Speaking with Fox Business host Liz Claman earlier this week, “Woz” said, “For the first two decades of personal computers, you bought a product, you owned it, you set it up your way, and it always ran that way, and it solved your problems… It was yours.”
But since then, “you have to subscribe to services and pay something per month… They’ll take things away, features that you were using… They’ll even take your data away sometimes.”
All Israel News – Joel Rosenberg
“The National Security Council reaffirms its assessment that the Iranian regime will work more vigorously to carry out terrorist attacks abroad against Israeli/Jewish targets.” The NSC emphasized that any gathering of Jews and Israelis abroad during the Jewish holidays represents “a potential target for attack by terrorist elements.”
Harbinger’s
According to the latest research from Dr. George Barna and the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University (ACU), only 4% of American adults currently hold a biblical worldview — the same critically low number we saw in 2023. While the overall percentage has held steady, a deeper look at the newest report reveals something far more sobering.
Christian Post
New research reveals that most self-identified Christians think doing “good things” for others is enough to secure them a spot in Heaven, in what one leading researcher laments as the latest example of a widespread embrace of “unbiblical beliefs” among American Christians.
