We explore the struggles of orphans, widows, and the less fortunate in Kenya, Uganda, Colombia, and Liberia. Our gratitude goes out to supporters for their generosity and compassion, as we strive to make a difference and restore hope.   She says, "Restoring Hope, Restoring Lives. Dear friends and supporters, as I write this, my heart is filled with a mix of emotions: sadness, gratitude, and hope. Sadness, because I am reminded of the struggles countless orphans, widows, and less fortunate in Kenya, Uganda, Colombia, Liberia." and other nations that are facing just to survive.

We explore the essence of faith and compassion, highlighting the importance of embodying Christ's love for the forgotten. Our message extends beyond preaching, focusing on actions of love, support, and care for those who feel unseen.

I had given words to Moi. I knew him. I also gave words of warning, "If you don't repent, you'll die within 5 years." He got up in the nation and repented. It's all on record.

ou can do something. We all can do something. We all get little treats or go out to eat or something, but you still go home to your nice home, crawl in your nice sheets, have a warm house, bed. You can do something to help people that have nothing.

Around the world, millions of orphaned children wake up each day carrying an in- invisible burden, the weight of being unwanted, unseen, and unloved. They live among us, yet they are treated as though they don't belong to the human life story. Their pain is silent, their existence often overlooked, and their humanity too easily dismissed." Really think about these words.

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Just $10 can provide meals for a week, while 50 can support a child's education for a month. Every gift counts. Your contribution, no matter how big or small, will bring hope and relief to those who need it most. Your kindness will inspire others to do the same, creating a, a ripple effect of compassion and generosity.

And neither can we preserve a nation, evangelize a nation if you're not salt, if you can't preserve, if you can't heal, if you can't bring salvation. Salt speaks of friendship or to deep relationships. According to ancient customs, a bond of friendship was established through the eating of salt.

What President Trump failed to realize when he promised to drain the swamp was that the swamp was really an ocean, far more deep and wide than most people in America could imagine. How did we get into this dangerous and deplorable state?

True ambassadors of Jesus Christ share His sentiments. We explore aligning our love and hate with God's will. This video challenges us to examine our hearts and actions based on this profound principle. Ambassadors of Jesus Christ, they hate what God hates. They hate what God hates. Do you hate what God hates? If you love, you will love what He loves and hate what He hates.

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We explore salt's historical significance, from Roman currency to its metaphorical weight. We examine its value, from purity and righteousness to potential destruction and judgment, drawing parallels to Lot's wife.   Salt, a valuable commodity. The ancient world called it salt money, because again, the Romans sometimes were paid in salt. You hear the saying, "Are you worth your salt?" Well, are you or are you nothing?   Are you worthless? Are you destructive? Are you worth your salt? Are you good for anything? Can we rely on you, build upon you? Will you bring purity and righteousness and, and holiness and loyalty, or will you bring schisms and destruction? Are you nothing but a troublemaker, a jezebel?   Is your salt worthless? Are you ready for judgment like Lot's wife?

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If you attend a church with one of these unqualified pastors, leave it immediately. They are only hurting your family, they're hurting the nation, and they do not come against evil, and evil men continue to destroy the nation. Let's look at Reverend Dietrich Bonhoeffer, another Lutheran pastor, author, and theologian, an anti-Nazi dissident who also knew his responsibility as a Christian and a pastor. He led an anti-Nazi resistance and was involved in an assassination attempt against Hitler.

You need to realize what's about to happen. They're talking about peace, but they're about to start a war like this world has never seen. Many, many biblical prophesies tell you this.

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Our examination reveals Hamas's true intentions, as outlined in their charter. We uncover their rejection of peace, their pursuit of territorial dominance, and their oppressive rule over Gaza. We delve into the implications of their actions and the historical context surrounding the conflict. We analyze the three choices they offer those who are not muslims.

Joseph lived a life of repeated trauma. He was hated by all his brothers, as he was the favored son of his father's old age, born of the favored wife. Joseph had divine dreams and was able to interpret them like his father did. He was given a coat of many colors to signify his difference among the brothers, and I believe quite possibly from others of society.

"Identity Politics" has been a catch phrase in an increasing manner in recent years. I submit to you that the spirit of "Difference" is an unacknowledged ally of Leviathan and Deceivableness. Man has been systematically conditioned and programmed over the generation to focus on differences as being something to attack, denigrate or destroy. What does Jesus say is the difference? To be called out and isolated unto the One True God and Creator. Will you embrace your Christ called difference today?

We explore daily spiritual struggles. Fear is a natural response, but it mustn't hinder your faith. Strive for greatness, step out of your comfort zone, and never let fear stop you from believing. We have spiritual struggles every day of our life. It's a natural response to the unknown, being afraid. It's a sign that you're willing to risk, to step out of your comfort zone, and to strive for something greater. Fear must never keep us from faith, from believing God, and from acting.