How should Christians view the world around us? Discouragement, depression, and anxiety are likely emotions that arise when we notice the hatred, disunity, and sadness found within the world. Why is the world like it is? How can I live a joyful life amid calamities? Is it possible to make...

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Husband’s loving and sweet words to his wife were caught on a nearby doorbell camera. Marriage is, without a doubt, one of the best things in life. Most people would wholeheartedly agree with that statement. Marriage is a sacred, life-long promise between two people who exchange vows before God and all their friends and family, saying they will remain together until death separates them. RELATED: Husband and Wife, Aged 99 and 100, Say God is the Secret to Their 75-Year Marriage However, like anything worthwhile, marriage is hard and requires work. Every marriage has its ups and downs, but if you hold on tight, cling closely to your marriage partner and keep the Lord in the center of that relationship, it is so worth it. Loving Words Caught on Doorbell Camera Taking the plunge and getting married to the right person is often the best decision most people will ever make. A clip posted on social media shows a husband sharing those exact sentiments with his wife, the love of his life. RELATED: Wife With Cancer Tries on Wig and Her Husband's Response Is Hilarious In the 30-second clip, the husband and wife stand outside on their porch near their front door. They are looking out onto their yard and taking in the scene. Seconds into the clip, the man shares how grateful he is to have such a loving wife and wonderful family. "Oh yeah, we're sure fortunate to have a family like we have," the man says. "I'm not kidding ya." He adds how thankful he is that his wife said yes to his marriage proposal. "I remember asking you to marry me, and I was so happy you did," he tells his wife. The two then share a loving embrace as the man talks about their lives together. "We've done a lot together now, but it's slowing down now," he says. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Boyfriend Gets Help With His Marriage Proposal From His Girlfriend's 90-Year-Old Grandma Those sweet words are enough to make even the most detached and unemotional person shed a tear. What a beautiful, heartfelt moment. The video's description states that the couple has been married for nearly 60 years. Genesis 2:24 "For this cause will a man go away from his father and his mother and be joined to his wife, and they will be one flesh." WATCH: Husband’s Sweet And Loving Words to Wife Caught on Doorbell Camera @hyper_piper_ Almost 60 years married. the perfect example of true love. ♬ original sound – Aerin LISTEN: Judge Frank Caprio Gives a Health Update | Denzel Washington's Marriage Is Still Going Strong After Over 40 Years h/t: GodTube Featured Image Credit: TikTok/hyper_piper_ The post Husband’s Loving Words to Wife Caught on Doorbell Camera appeared first on GodUpdates.

Former Trump adviser Peter Navarro was released from prison Wednesday after serving a four-month sentence on contempt of Congress charges. Navarro, 75, defied a congressional subpoena and refused to provide testimony and documents  to the J6 House Select Committee. He served his sentence at a federal correctional institute in Miami. The former trade adviser is now heading to the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, where he is scheduled to speak. https://t.co/sEN3hqhv0h — Peter Navarro (@RealPNavarro) July 17, 2024 “Former Trump White House adviser Peter Navarro was released from a Miami federal prison, according to a federal prison spokesperson, after completing his four-month sentence for defying a subpoena from the January 6 congressional committee,” CNN anchor Jim Acosta writes. CNN: Former Trump White House adviser Peter Navarro was released from a Miami federal prison, according to a federal prison spokesperson, after completing his four-month sentence for defying a subpoena from the January 6 congressional committee. — Jim Acosta (@Acosta) July 17, 2024 Per ABC News: Navarro was scheduled to speak Wednesday night at the Republic National Convention in Milwaukee, and on Wednesday morning was on his way from Miami to Milwaukee, according to sources. In testimony during Navarro’s trial, former Jan. 6 committee staff director David Buckley said the House panel had been seeking to question Navarro about efforts to delay Congress’ certification of the 2020 election, a plan Navarro dubbed the “Green Bay Sweep” in his book, “In Trump Time.” Navarro unsuccessfully argued that former President Donald Trump had asserted executive privilege over his testimony and document production. During his sentence, Navarro worked in the prison library and lived in the “elder dorm,” Navarro’s prison consultant, Sam Mangel, told ABC News. Peter Navarro released from federal prison in Miami, it's official.https://t.co/QuJwADNX82 — Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) July 17, 2024 BREAKING Peter Navarro is no longer a political prisoner. Peter is on his way to Milwaukee to address the RNC. #FightFightFight pic.twitter.com/RyNy4NapFv — Sebastian Gorka DrG (@SebGorka) July 17, 2024 CBS News reports: A federal judge in Washington sentenced Navarro to four months in prison in January and fined him $9,500. But the ex-White House adviser appealed his conviction and the judge’s decision to enforce his sentence during the appeals process. Navarro has argued he believed he was bound by executive privilege when he defied the subpoena, but the judge overseeing his case found there was no evidence that executive privilege was ever invoked. A three-judge appeals court panel in Washington declined a bid by Navarro to delay his sentence, after which he sought emergency relief from the Supreme Court. Chief Justice John Roberts first rejected his request to remain free during his appeal, and the full court declined a renewed effort by Navarro weeks later. Navarro was the first former White House official to go to prison following a contempt of Congress conviction, but not the last. Steve Bannon, a Trump ally who served as White House chief strategist, is currently serving a four-month sentence at a federal prison in Connecticut for also refusing to comply with a subpoena from the House select committee. WATCH:

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