Oooo #3. NYC Mayor has his phone & iPad seized? Great News!

I subscribed to epoch times paper, tried to get their online subscription to work and gave up.

#4 - Unconscionable that RFK Jr, whose father and uncle were both assassinated and who has had attempts made on him, cannot receive Secret Service detail as a presidential candidate!

RFK Jr is calling out the Pharma cabal and faces credible threats!

Obama was gifted it for 2 years prior to the election, because he faced "unique threats as a black man"!

#22 American Thinker- Thank you!

#7 - Color of puppy, is a feel good must watch! The power of love and life!

Thru the Bible - Questions & Answers with Dr. J. Vernon McGee

1. Can you explain how the New Testament uses the word “church,” as in Christ’s comment “on this rock I will build my church”?

2. I recently found out that my nephew claims to be a homosexual. His sister is having a hard time with it. What should be her response as a Christian?

3. What is the relationship of the Jews' return to Israel and Ezekiel 37?

4. Was Christ’s death required by Satan?

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Charles Haddon Spurgeon November 10th — Evening Reading

"It is enough for the disciple that he be as His Master." — Matthew 10:25

No one will dispute this statement, for it would be unseemly for the servant to be exalted above his Master. When our Lord was on earth, what was the treatment He received? Were His claims acknowledged, His instructions followed, His perfections worshipped, by those whom He came to bless? No; "He was despised and rejected of men." Outside the camp was His place: cross-bearing was His occupation. Did the world yield Him solace and rest? "Foxes have holes, and the birds of the air have nests; but the Son of man hath not where to lay His head." This inhospitable country afforded Him no shelter: it cast Him out and crucified Him. Such-if you are a follower of Jesus, and maintain a consistent, Christ-like walk and conversation-you must expect to be the lot of that part of your spiritual life which, in its outward development, comes under the observation of men. They will treat it as they treated the Saviour-they will despise it. Dream not that worldlings will admire you, or that the more holy and the more Christ-like you are, the more peaceably people will act towards you. They prized not the polished gem, how should they value the jewel in the rough? "If they have called the Master of the house Beelzebub, how much more shall they call them of His household?" If we were more like Christ, we should be more hated by His enemies. It were a sad dishonour to a child of God to be the world's favourite. It is a very ill omen to hear a wicked world clap its hands and shout "Well done" to the Christian man. He may begin to look to his character, and wonder whether he has not been doing wrong, when the unrighteous give him their approbation. Let us be true to our Master, and have no friendship with a blind and base world which scorns and rejects Him. Far be it from us to seek a crown of honour where our Lord found a coronet of thorn.

Thru the Bible - Minute with McGee Dr. J. Vernon McGee

Thank Him For Every Day

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Charles Haddon Spurgeon November 11th — Morning Reading

"Underneath are the everlasting arms." — Deuteronomy 33:27

God-the eternal God-is Himself our support at all times, and especially when we are sinking in deep trouble. There are seasons when the Christian sinks very low in humiliation. Under a deep sense of his great sinfulness, he is humbled before God till he scarcely knows how to pray, because he appears, in his own sight, so worthless. Well, child of God, remember that when thou art at thy worst and lowest, yet "underneath" thee "are everlasting arms." Sin may drag thee ever so low, but Christ's great atonement is still under all. You may have descended into the deeps, but you cannot have fallen so low as "the uttermost"; and to the uttermost He saves. Again, the Christian sometimes sinks very deeply in sore trial from without. Every earthly prop is cut away. What then? Still underneath him are "the everlasting arms." He cannot fall so deep in distress and affliction but what the covenant grace of an ever-faithful God will still encircle him. The Christian may be sinking under trouble from within through fierce conflict, but even then he cannot be brought so low as to be beyond the reach of the "everlasting arms"-they are underneath him; and, while thus sustained, all Satan's efforts to harm him avail nothing.

This assurance of support is a comfort to any weary but earnest worker in the service of God. It implies a promise of strength for each day, grace for each need, and power for each duty. And, further, when death comes, the promise shall still hold good. When we stand in the midst of Jordan, we shall be able to say with David, "I will fear no evil, for Thou art with me." We shall descend into the grave, but we shall go no lower, for the eternal arms prevent our further fall. All through life, and at its close, we shall be upheld by the "everlasting arms"-arms that neither flag nor lose their strength, for "the everlasting God fainteth not, neither is weary."