Happy Mother's Day once again! Though we looked to Sarah in a blessed Mother's Day tribute this morning, I want to share glimpses of heartbreaking stories at the other end of the spectrum. I share them for a specific reason. I often ask you to pray, as Scripture commands, for the peace of Jerusalem. We …
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Hamas has a new leader and a new charter. The new leader will take up residence in another nation (Qatar), just as the old Hamas leader did. But does it matter where a leader lives if he doesn't have a nation to rule? Apparently not! The new charter deceptively appears to recognize the existence of …
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Without Warning is the third novel in a trilogy written by Joel Rosenberg, though it can be read and the plot understood even if you haven't read the first two. The series features JB Collins, a New York Times correspondent, determined to track down the leader of ISIS, and to confirm terrorist possession of weapons …
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In the face of a 68-nation summit to strengthen an anti-ISIS coalition, ISIS claims responsibility for the terrorist attack carried out yesterday in London. Reports this morning confirm 3 dead and 40 injured. The New York Times reported that the attacker has been identified as English-born, 52-year-old, Khalid Masood, identified as “a peripheral figure” with links to violent …
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Looking for the Blessed Hope 