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by Susan Duclos‚ All News Pipeline: – The definition of a World War‚ via Britannica‚ is simply ‘a war involving many nations of the world’ Many eyes are on the Middle East right now‚ but the Russia/Ukraine war is the one most likely to be the war that is going to get America nuked‚ in […]

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by Martin Jay‚ Strategic Culture: Are we all preparing for the inevitable? Trump returning to the White House? It would seem that certainly the Biden administration is doing just that given recent events. Moscow’s terror attack has taken centre stage of world news in recent days yet not one western journalist seems able to call […]

🚨 American Rancher Blowing The Whistle On mRNA Vaccine Tests In Livestock “They took 525 hogs‚ injected them with a live mRNA vaccine and in 21 days‚ these were the statistics – 25 of them suffered from death– 55 of them became so anorexic that they were near death– 20 of… pic.twitter.com/ylQHIklDTW — Wall Street […]

by Natalie Winters‚ The National Pulse: Joe Biden’s campaign manager‚ Julie Chávez Rodríguez‚ is the granddaughter of radical leftist organizer Cesar Chavez‚ whose bust was installed in the Oval Office by Joe Biden after he threw out the Winston Churchill bust restored by Donald Trump. Chávez Rodríguez has boasted she was “exposed to social justice issues” by her grandfather from […]

Come to the Sturgis Motorcycle Museumwritten by Bandit and Jackpot Sturgis Motorcycle Hall of Fame inductee 2014‚ Bonnie Truett was born in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains. Before the perfect storm of life set him down the yellow brick road in Wichita‚ Kansas‚ Truett went to work on the grimy AT&;SF railroad. He couldn’t have everything. He soon bought his first motorcycle‚ a 1957 Harley-Davidson Sportster. He immediately tore into the nimble platform to see what it was made of and how he could improve the power. His goal to make it faster than any Sportster in town. After modifications and working with some amazing area machinists‚ Bonnie‚ hell bent for leather‚ outran everyone. Click here to read this Feature Article‚ only on Bikernet.com The post Truett &; Osborn Doubles appeared first on Bikernet Blog - Online Biker Magazine.

April 4‚ 2024 Handling Your Hard EmotionsKENDRA LEGRAND  Lee en español "Then God said‚ ‘Let us make mankind in our image ...'" Genesis 1:26 (NIV)  "For this to work‚ you need to leave your mask at the door." These were words my counselor spoke to me in our second meeting. The first meeting was when she handed me a book on boundaries‚ which felt like a very blunt way to tell me I had a problem. Now‚ when she told me to leave my mask at the door‚ it was all I could do not to fake a stomachache and never return. She was saying I couldn't keep my happy-go-lucky face on in counseling. It would get in the way of making progress. Instead‚ she challenged me to be honest in expressing my emotions ... honest with myself and God. But I thought showing frustration‚ anger‚ disappointment and sadness as a Christian was wrong. I thought if I believed in God‚ then I shouldn't express these bad emotions because they were just that: bad. That's when my counselor kindly stopped me again and said‚ "Those aren't bad emotions. They're hard emotions. They're uncomfortable to sit with. But they are God-given. He isn't afraid of our emotions. He wants us to be honest about our feelings." You see‚ we were created in God's image: "Then God said‚ ‘Let us make mankind in our image ...'" (Genesis 1:26). Our purpose as image bearers is to glorify God‚ and He has given us so many emotions to feel as we walk out this calling. Our full range of emotions is a blessing. Even hard emotions have a purpose: For example‚ sadness can help us value joy. Anger and frustration can help us respond to injustice and value peace and stability. And our hard emotions drive us to depend on God. Jesus experienced some hard emotions too: Frustration with merchants in the temple (Matthew 21:12-13). Sadness when His friend Lazarus died (John 11:35). Loneliness when He was on the cross (Matthew 27:46). Though our emotions‚ if not dealt with and processed well‚ can lead us to sin‚ Jesus' emotions stemmed from His righteous love for His people. In His anger‚ He did not sin. In His grief‚ He did not sin. This "aha!" moment‚ realizing that all emotions are God-given‚ was freeing for me. And maybe you find yourself feeling a little freer too? You may be: Upset with your child who hasn't picked up their toys. Frustrated with a friend who keeps canceling plans. Angry at a spouse for the way they're handling a work situation. And those are OK feelings. We just don't want to stay there all the time. We want to understand why we're feeling how we're feeling‚ repent if our emotions have led us to sin‚ and ask for the Holy Spirit's help to handle our hard emotions with grace. I'm becoming more comfortable not only leaving my mask outside the door of my counselor's office but also when I meet with friends or in my church small group. I'm still not the best at expressing hard emotions ... but it's not about perfection. It's about progress. God‚ thank You for the gift of emotions. Thank You for Your grace on days I don't get it all right. May Your Holy Spirit work in me so I get better at processing and expressing my emotions each day. In Jesus' Name‚ Amen. OUR FAVORITE THINGS For a resource to help you name what you feel and figure out what to do about it‚ grab a copy of Jennie Allen's new book: Untangle Your Emotions. Are you a book lover? Or maybe you're looking for a community of women who you can grow with? Circle 31 Book Club would love to have you! Check out our community here. ENGAGE Be in the know with Circle 31 Book Club on Instagram @circle31bookclub or on our Facebook page. We love to read‚ discuss and grow together. The circle won't be complete without you! FOR DEEPER STUDY Psalm 139:13-14‚ "For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother's womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful‚ I know that full well" (NIV). Ezekiel 36:26‚ "I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you; I will remove from you your heart of stone and give you a heart of flesh" (NIV). What emotion is hard for you to feel and express? What's one step you can take in processing that emotion in a healthy way? Maybe grab coffee with a friend‚ journal‚ or talk to a counseling professional for help. We'd also love to hear your thoughts and feelings about today's devotion in the comments! © 2024 by Kendra LeGrand. All rights reserved. Proverbs 31 MinistriesP.O. Box 3189 Matthews‚ NC 28106 www.Proverbs31.org The post Handling Your Hard Emotions – Encouragement for Today – April 4‚ 2024 appeared first on GodUpdates.

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Historical Events 1828 - Casparus van Wooden patents chocolate milk powder in Amsterdam 1862 - Siege of Yorktown‚ fought in York County and Newport News‚ Virginia begins (Yorktown campaign)‚ inconclusive result (US Civil War) 1913 - 75th Grand National: Percy Woodland wins aboard 100/9 chance Covertcoat; owner Sir Charles Assheton-Smith's 2nd straight GN victory and 3rd overall 1939 - Faisal II ascends to throne of Iraq 1971 - Stephen Sondheim's "Follies" opens at Winter Garden Theater‚ NYC; runs for 524 performances‚ then most expensive Broadway musical at the time 2013 - 9 people have been killed on an axe-murdering rampage in Chhattisgarh state‚ India More Historical Events » Famous Birthdays 1716 - Johann Evangelist Schreiber‚ Swiss Baroque composer‚ born in Arth‚ Switzerland (d. 1800) 1772 - Nachman of Breslov‚ Ukrainian founder of Breslov Hasidut‚ born in MiÄ™dzybóż‚ Kingdom of Poland (d. 1810) 1870 - George Albert Smith‚ American religious leader‚ 8th President of Latter-day Saints‚ born in Salt Lake City‚ Utah (d. 1951) 1919 - Antony Tudor‚ English dancer and choreographer (Metropolitan Opera 1957)‚ born in London (d. 1987) 1957 - Paul Downton‚ English cricketer (England wicket-keeper in 80's)‚ born in Farnborough‚ London 1988 - Frank Fielding‚ English football goalkeeper‚ born in Blackburn‚ Lancashire More Famous Birthdays » Famous Deaths 1643 - Simon Episcopius [Bisschop]‚ Dutch theologist‚ dies at 60 1661 - Alexander Leslie‚ 1st Earl of Leven‚ Scottish soldier (b. circa 1580) 1662 - Davis Mell‚ British violinist‚ composer‚ and clockmaker‚ dies at 57 1693 - Isaac Aboab da Fonseca‚ Portuguese-Jewish rabbi‚ scholar and religious writer prominent in Amsterdam and in Dutch Brazil‚ dies at 88 1905 - Constantin Meunier‚ Belgian painter and sculptor‚ dies at 73 1988 - Ludwig Stiel‚ German pianist‚ composer‚ and conductor‚ dies at 86 More Famous Deaths »