On The Angry Prepper‚ we are going to talk about If They Come For Your Food. This is a situation that can happen in any event‚ at any time. What do you do? We will discuss somethings that can be done to hide your preps.

On The Angry Truth Channel‚ we are going to ask‚ Do You Really Need Another Reason? Do you need a reason to keep this social media app on your phone? This is getting stranger by the year &; yet people still want it.

from The Epoch Times: A friend got a rental of a Tesla over the holidays. It’s undoubtedly the industry standard for EVs and a complete blast to drive. The problem: It’s not a practical car at all. He was driving in the cold‚ and the car was nearly drained after two hours. Searching for a […]

by Matt Taibbi‚ Activist Post: Documents recently provided by a whistleblower reveal offensive tactics used by government and outside organizations to counter and preempt the spreading of undesirable information‚ said independent journalist Matt Taibbi. Mr. Taibbi and journalists Michael Shellenberger and Alex Gutentag recently exposed a new set of documents from the Cyber Threat Intelligence League […]

How to Avoid Playing the Blame Game Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother's eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? How can you say to your brother‚ ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye‚' when all the time there is a plank in your own eye? You hypocrite‚ first take the plank out of your own eye‚ and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother's eye." – Matthew 7:3-5 There was once a manager of a minor league baseball team who was so disgusted with his center fielder's performance that he ordered him to the dugout and assumed the position himself. The first ball that came into center field took a bad hop and hit the manager in the mouth. The next one was a high fly ball‚ which he lost in the glare of the sun-until it bounced off his forehead. The third was a hard line drive that he charged with outstretched arms; unfortunately‚ it flew between his hands and smacked his eye. Furious‚ he ran back to the dugout‚ grabbed the center fielder by the uniform‚ and shouted‚ "You've got center field so messed up that even I can't do a thing with it!" It's easy for some people to blame others when things aren't going their way‚ isn't it? They try and try to figure out just what someone else did wrong to put them in their predicament‚ all the while the real blame should be put on themselves. In the Christian life‚ God wants you to take responsibility for your own actions. It's easy to look at others and find faults with them. But remember that every time you point a finger‚ you have three more pointing right back at you. So examine yourself before you blame others. Be quick to confess when you might be in the wrong. A humble heart is the key to maintaining good‚ godly relationships with others. Prayer Challenge: Ask God to show you areas where you've been too judgmental toward others. If you need to‚ confess how you've unfairly blamed them‚ and accept responsibility when it's yours. Visit the Senior Living Ministries website The post How to Avoid Playing the Blame Game – Senior Living – January 2 appeared first on GodUpdates.

A Prayer for New Rhythms By Ashley Moore "For I am about to do something new. See‚ I have already begun! Do you not see it? I will make a pathway through the wilderness. I will create rivers in the dry wasteland." – Isaiah 43:19‚ NLT  Every year I pray and choose a word that will set the tone of the new year. Some words I've chosen are words such as kind‚ patient‚ and this past year I chose the word proclaim. It is such a joy to see how God uses words and this simple yearly rhythm to grow me and direct my steps. This rhythm has become a practice to keep following Christ and becoming more like Him at the forefront of my mind all year long. I love the new year because it brings about an opportunity to pick a new word and experience Christ's leading in a new and fresh way. Do you choose a word at the beginning of a new year? If not‚ can I challenge you to pray and consider doing so?  The prophet Isaiah’s proclamations illuminated the works of God among the Israelites. They hadn’t experienced God in this way before; this was new territory. These were people accustomed to the priesthood and the Levitical Law. There was a clear‚ right‚ and proper order to worship God‚ receive forgiveness of sins‚ and live as His people.  The new thing Isaiah spoke of? He was going to provide a perfect and final sacrifice for His people's sins. When it seemed as if there was no fix for Israel's proclivity to wander away from God and no end to His anger and wrath‚ God used Isaiah to tell them God was making a way. And it would be something so wonderful; it would be like a flowing river where there used to only be a desert wasteland (Isaiah 43:19).  Our God is a wonderful God who goes to great lengths to woo and awe His people into giving Him praise. Think about the wings of a butterfly‚ or the ability of your favorite musical artist's pitch to give you goosebumps‚ or what about the intricacies and nuances of snowflakes under a microscope–no two containing the same pattern.  God loves to do new things. And maybe this year‚ He is prompting you to consider some new rhythms. Maybe you feel the need to create a new schedule‚ take a new job‚ or make some new friends. Maybe you need to make some new memories or read new books so you can create new‚ healthier habits. Perhaps it is time to read a new part of the Bible you've never read or study a new translation. Maybe like me‚ you need a new word to live your life next year through a new perspective! Whatever the case‚ let's praise God for the ways He surprises us by accomplishing His purposes in new ways we wouldn't have previously considered. And in an effort to follow our Good Shepherd and reflect His image to the world‚ let's also consider and pray about new rhythms for a new year. Maybe your word for 2023 can be new!? Let's pray: Dear Lord‚Thank you that you are El Oseh Feleh (êl ‘ō·śêh pÌ„e·le)‚ the God who works wonders (Psalm 77:14)! We can't possibly box you in with our limited understanding. Thank you for a new year and the opportunity to allow you to do a new thing in our lives. I pray‚ Lord‚ that you would show us new rhythms for living. Show us creative ways you want to use us as witnesses for your glory. Would you forgive us when we become rigid and stuck in our ways? Forgive us when we refuse to see how you do things beyond our imaginations and understanding (Ephesians 3:20). Lord‚ your Son’s life bears witness to this phenomenon! Help us see‚ Lord. Give us an insatiable desire to learn more about who you are and how you want us to live from your Word in this new year. Would you bring each of us a special word or phrase that we can focus on this year that will help us to become more like you? Thank you that you are a creative and awesome God. Lord‚ do a new thing! In Jesus' name‚ amen. Photo credit: ©Getty Images/Olga PS Ashley Moore is a writer and host of be the twopodcast. She is known for her relatability and for passionately writing and speaking about mental‚ emotional‚ and relational health from a biblical worldview. She has written for Kingdom Edge Magazine‚ Guideposts‚ Crosswalk‚ The Secret Place‚ enLIVEn‚ The Bubbling Brook and more. If Ashley isn’t writing‚ you can find her with her husband‚ three children‚ and two floppy-eared Goldens on their south Georgia farmland. The best way to connect with Ashley is to grab a free devotional or Bible study and join her newsletter at free.ashleynicolemoore.com. LISTEN to More Christmas Prayers on LifeAudio Teach Us to Pray is a FREE prayer podcast hosted by iBelieve writer Christina Patterson. Each week‚ she gives you practical‚ real-life tips on how to grow your faith and relationship with God through the power of prayer. To listen to her episode on What to Pray in the Morning for a Worry-Free Day‚ click below! Now that you’ve prayed‚ are you in need of someone to pray for YOU? Click the button below! Visit iBelieve.com for more inspiring prayer content. The post A Prayer for New Rhythms – Your Daily Prayer – January 2 appeared first on GodUpdates.