This Week In The News

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By Norbert Link

We address the alleged appalling conditions on the USS Abraham Lincoln – a byproduct and consequence of war – and speak on Trump’s unhinged rants and outbursts on numerous fronts, while totally misrepresenting or misunderstanding the negative standing of the USA in the world… and his rising unpopularity among most American voters. 

We address the role of Eritrea; Greenland’s concerns; and Israel’s misgivings regarding Trump’s handling of the war with Iran.

We speak about contradictory messages from Trump and JD Vance about the Iran war; and the nearly insurmountable problems NATO might face if Putin were to strike a NATO country. 

We address the inexcusable failure of the FBI to investigate Epstein; the scandal pertaining to COVID measures; and reactions to Germany’s new military system. 

Please view our new StandingWatch program, titled, “Will Putin Attack NATO?”

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Editorial

People Yearn for the Voice of Deep Space, but Not the Voice of God

Since my conversion, I have become more aware of the resentment that so many people seem to harbor towards God and true Christianity. There are yard signs here in our neighborhood that are meant to show the homeowner’s absolute belief in science, choice, and diversity of everything—all things except a belief in God. As I walk in my neighborhood and see these signs, I find myself getting upset, but I know that I’ve got to rely only on God to deal with such matters; it is not my place to confront my neighbors. Still, it is frustrating because people don’t seem to learn. From Covid lockdown lies to riots that some still characterize as peaceful demonstrations; people become comfortable with their positions, speaking points and deception. It also seems that people are more interested in celebrating what humans can accomplish, rather than repenting and turning to God. 

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Q&A

What is longsuffering, and why does God allow His people to go through it?

When we read about the fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5:22, one word stands out in particular: longsuffering. It has affected many within the Church of God, and it is something we must understand correctly. God has the power to fulfill all things, and long suffering requires ongoing patience. Patience and longsuffering go hand in hand.    

Longsuffering means having patience in spite of troubles. It requires ongoing patience to wait faithfully for Christ’s return, even though we do not know exactly when that will be. In the meantime, we face trials, live in a world filled with hate and violence, and struggle to live God’s Way of Life. In this day and age, we have been called out of this world for a reason—to preach the Gospel of the Kingdom and to prepare mankind for Christ’s Second Coming—and we have been given God’s knowledge and power to apply this in our lives. When we suffer from sickness, for example, we must pray continually for God’s healing and trust Him to answer in His time. We must believe that God will fulfill His promise to heal us and to continue to use us in His service, even though He might not intervene right away. 

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