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October 24, 2012                   Wednesday                  Heshvan 8  5773

 

 

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 Thank you Lord for the Rain

You wash again the thoughts from my brain
You give me hope to start again

GOD

I thank you for the Rain

Thank you Lord for the Night
Though Sorrow visited me in the nights watches
I am amazed by your light in the morning
You turn the Night to Dawn

GOD

I thank you for the Dawn

ALL I see and ALL I know
God so little I really understand
But all that experience today
Lord I know you are in it

GOD

Help me to thank you for Today

Jesus, Thank you

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HEADLINERS 

 

President Obama came armed with an arsenal of biting one-liners at the final presidential debate Monday night, trying to paint Mitt Romney as "all over the map" on foreign affairs, but he encountered a Republican rival who returned fire in moderation -- at times chiding the president for “weakness” on the world stage but also finding common ground with the man he’s been running against for nearly two years.

 

Netanyahu goes to Gilo, pledges 
unabated building in Jerusalem

 

Christian News

Benjamin Netanyahu (right) at the weekly cabinet meeting at the 
Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem in February 2012 
(photo: Marc Israel Sellem/Flash90)

"This is our country and I will continue to give support to building in J'lem," Netanyahu says on visit to neighborhood beyond Green Line; comments come ahead of visit by EU's Ashton who slammed new Gilo building plans.

 

Qatari visit hands Hamas major victory

 

Christian News

A Palestinian worker walks behind posters of the 
Emir of Qatar and Gaza's Hamas Prime Minister 
Ismail Haniyeh, right, (photo credit: Adel Hana/AP)

When the ruler of Qatar arrives in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, he will hand the Palestinian territory’s Hamas rulers their biggest diplomatic victory since taking power five years ago.

The first head of state to visit Hamas-controlled Gaza, the emir will deliver more than $250 million in aid, a move that will deepen the Islamic militant group’s control of Gaza and which reflects the rising influence of the Muslim Brotherhood across the region.

The Brotherhood now governs Egypt, and Islamic parties have made gains elsewhere in the region since last year’s popular revolts that became known as the Arab Spring. Qatar has been a key ally of the movement, which includes the Palestinian offshoot Hamas.

 

Israel slams Qatari ruler's Gaza visit

 

Christian News

Red Carpet in Gaza

Foreign Ministry accuses Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani of aligning himself with violent extremists and of 'throwing peace under the bus'

 

 

RAPTURE READY NEWS FLASHER

 

 

24 Oct 12

State Department emails from day of Libya attack show Al Qaeda-tied group on radar
Fox News was told that an estimated 300 to 400 national security figures received these emails in real time almost as the raid was playing out and concluding. People who received these emails work directly under the nation’s top national security, military and diplomatic officials, Fox News was told.  

Heading toward an irreparable rift between U.S. Jews and Protestants
As relations between Jews and mainline Protestants in the U.S. hit a 45-year low after 15 Protestant leaders sent a letter to Congress urging that aid to Israel be reconsidered.  

White House told of militant claim two hours after Libya attack: emails
Officials at the White House and State Department were advised two hours after attackers assaulted the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, on September 11 that an Islamic militant group had claimed credit for the attack, official emails show. The emails, obtained...from government sources not connected with U.S. spy agencies or the State Department..., specifically mention that the Libyan group called Ansar al-Sharia had asserted responsibility for the attacks.  

Thousands in Madrid protest 2013 budget cuts
Cordoned off by police riot vans, the crowd outside the government headquarters in Madrid yelled slogans lambasting further austerity measures and political corruption, demanding the resignations of the deputies of both the ruling conservative Popular Party and the opposition Socialists.  

Sunspot Groups Pose Threat For Earth-Directed Flares Over Next Ten Days
Solar cameras have spotted two groups that pose a developing risk of Earth-directed flares, which will have a threat to communications and the sensitive should one go off. Nothing Earth-directed has struck yet, but it is being monitored through this week for them. Both groups have developing magnetic fields that will harbor the energy from X-class solar flares.  

Strongest-ever earthquake hits Quang Nam
Thousands of locals rushed out of their houses in panic after they heard loud blasts and felt the ground shaking, houses’ walls cracking, and things inside the houses falling,  

Sun unleashes X-class flare from volatile sunspot
Sunspot AR1598 erupted on Oct. 23rd at 0322 UT, producing a strong X1-class solar flare.  

Syrian government 'agrees to Eid al-Adha ceasefire'
The UN's envoy to Syria says President Bashar al-Assad's government has agreed to abide by a ceasefire during the Islamic holiday of Eid al-Adha. Lakhdar Brahimi told reporters in Cairo that most opposition factions had also said they would observe any ceasefire. The government said it would make its final decision on Thursday.  

Mali crisis: 'Foreign fighters come to help Islamists'
Foreign fighters have arrived in a town in northern Mali, Gao's exiled mayor has told the BBC, confirming reports of an influx of jihadists to the north. Sadou Diallo said between 60 and 100 Algerians and Sahrawis had come into the town about four or five days ago. A resident in Timbuktu told the AFP news agency on Monday that Sudanese Islamists had arrived over the weekend.  

Eurozone business activity hits fresh low
Business activity in the eurozone contracted at its fastest pace in almost three-and-a-half years in October, a survey suggests. The Markit Flash Eurozone Purchasing Managers' (PMI) Composite Output Index fell to 45.8, from 46.1 in September. A figure below 50 indicates contraction.  

Donald Trump to reveal 'Michelle and Barack Obama's divorce papers', claims respected financial pundit
Trump set the hare running on Monday by claiming that he was set to make an announcement on Wednesday that would be ‘bordering on gigantic' and that it would ‘possibly’ change the Presidential race.  

Schäuble Warns Worst Is Yet to Come
Europe's debt crisis seems to have entered a calm phase, but that's only an illusion, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble said on Tuesday. The worst is probably still to come, he warned.  

U.N. calls for 'anti-terror' Internet surveillance
A 148-page report (PDF) released today titled "The Use of the Internet for Terrorist Purposes" warns that terrorists are using social networks and other sharing sites including Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Dropbox, to spread "propaganda."  

Gazans fire 60 rockets, mortar shells into Israel; 5 hurt
Palestinian terrorists fired 60 rockets and mortar shells into southern Israel Wednesday morning, injuring five and sending local residents fleeing for cover. IAF strikes targeting Palestinian rocket-launching squads killed four Hamas operatives but did little to stem the flow of rockets.  

Powerful quake strikes Costa Rica, no initial reports of damage
A powerful earthquake struck western Costa Rica on Tuesday, shaking buildings in the capital and sending residents running onto the streets, but there were no initial reports of damage or injuries. Inhabitants of San Jose ran out of buildings after the 6.6 magnitude quake hit, following another big quake last month. Many went back indoors soon afterward, a Reuters witness said.  

The 'other' presidential debate: Third-party candidates make their cases
Excluded from the mainstream presidential debates, four candidates representing third parties face off Oct. 23 in a debate, moderated by former CNN talk-show host Larry King. The forum, described by sponsors as the Free and Equal Debate, will be broadcast live by C-SPAN and livestreamed over the Internet, starting at 9 p.m. EDT.  

Obama Has Massive Lead in Global Poll
It is not even close: In a world poll of the U.S. presidential race, President Barack Obama is the clear favorite over Governor Mitt Romney. By a margin of 50-9 percent, Obama is favored in the poll of 21,797 respondents in 21 countries around the world. "France was the most strongly pro-Obama (72%)," according to the BBC. The only country that would select Romney over Obama is Pakistan, though neither candidate gets more than 20 percent of the support in that country. And the country where Romney polls the highest? Kenya. But even there, Romney's support does not even eclipse the 20 percent mark. 

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Featured News 

Russia: Syria rebels have 
US-made weapons
 

Barak: No need to rush into 
Gaza ground incursion
 

Vatican Denys Deal With 
Israel on Security Barrier
 

Israeli Southern Residents: We're 
living on borrowed time
 

White House: No bilateral 
talks scheduled for Iran
 

Mali crisis: 'Foreign fighters 
come to help Islamists'
 

Snubbing critics, PM vows 
to continue building Israel’s 
‘undivided capital’
 

Lebanon army deploys in 
Beirut and Tripoli
 

Carter says mideast peace 
is vanishing
 

Latest News 

Russian Stealth Corvettes 
to Hold Live Fire Drills 
in Caspian
 

Iraq signs gas pipeline deal 
with S.Korea's KOGAS
 

White House told of militant 
claim two hours after Libya 
attack: emails
 

Eurozone business activity 
hits fresh low
 

US develops new blueprint 
for killing terrorists
 

UN Envoy: Syrian Government, 
rebels agree to truce
 

Tropical storm Sandy heads 
for Jamaica, gets stronger
 

Caravan of heartache: Mothers 
hit the road in hunt for Central 
America migrants
 

US warship rescues Filipino 
fishermen from sinking boat 
in midnight operation
 

Magnitude 6.5 quake strikes 
Costa Rica, USGS reports
 

Clintons open Haiti industry 
park
 

Senator Graham joins call to 
classify Fort Hood attack as 
terrorism
 

Qaeda goes underground in 
Yemen against U.S.-driven 
crackdown
 

Meningitis outbreak prompts 
discussion of pharmacy 
conditions
 

Taiwan hospital fire kills 12 
elderly residents - Injures 60
 

Earning worries trigger 
steep selloff
 

New Space Station Crew 
From Russia and NASA 
Blasts Off From Baikonur
 

US and France mull moving 
drones to Mali
 

White House News 

Pataki Lauds Romney's 
Support of Israel
 

NBC/WSJ poll: Presidential 
contest now tied
 

Obama receives endorsements 
from three dictators
 

Israel News 

Behold, he that keepeth Israel shall neither
slumber nor sleep. - Psalms 121:4 (KJV) 


2 badly hurt in ongoing 
rocket attack on south
 

Israeli rider seeks to end 
cycle of cancer deaths
 

Report: 70% of buildings may 
collapse during strong quake
 

Provocative Commentary 

The Only Option for U.S. 
China Policy - Lianchao Han
 

Silenced by Washington: Mass firings 
have ended the distinguished history 
of Radio Liberty in Russia - 
Mario Corti, Ted Lysien
 

Should pro-lifers bully 
pro-choicers? - Nat Hentoff 


Is the new Cyprus-Greece-Israel 
energy triangle casting a net 
for Turkey? - George Stavris
 

Romney passed the test - 
Fred Barnes
 

Fact checking the final 
debate - Glen Kessler
 

Will final debate break 
voters stalemate? - 
Susan Page
 

Over the Rainbow - South Africa 
going backwards - Economist
 

A Cuban Missile Crisis for 
Today? - Hank Cooper
 

Benghazi is the Rule, 
Not the Exception - 
Arnold Ahlert 


To some, Obama is the 'wrong' 
kind of Christian - John Blake
 

Decision Time - Is Sovereign 
God in Control? - Marvin Olasky
 

A Few Questions I'd like To 
See President Obama Answer - 
David Limbaugh 


The Great Gaffe at Hofstra - 
Charles Krauthammer
 

How Obama & friends helped 
'advance' the Middle East - 
Caroline B. Glick 


It Comes Down to Foreign 
Policy - William Kristol
 

Who Is Responsible for 
the Mess in Libya? - 
Judge Andrew P. Napolitano
 

A Game Changer for the Abortion 
Debate - George Weigel
 

Inspired by God 

Christian News

"The men who have done the most for God in this world have been early on their knees. He who fritters away the early morning, its opportunity and freshness, in other pursuits than seeking God will make poor headway seeking Him the rest of the day. If God is not first in our thoughts and efforts in the morning, He will be in the last place the remainder of the day." - E. M. Bounds 


October 24: Our Growth as 
Christians - Charles Stanley
 

October 24: The Proper Perspective - 
Oswald Chambers
 

October 24: Cast Down - 
Streams in the Desert
 

A.W. Tozer's Daily Devotional 

Charles Spurgeon's 'Morning and 
Evening' Daily Devotional
 

Daily Light 'Morning and Evening' 
Devotional - Jonathan Bagster
 


 





CHRISTIANITY NEWS FLASHER

 


 

CHRISTIAN NEWS FEATURE

(HELD OVER)

 

BY ALEX MURASHKO , CHRISTIAN POST REPORTER
OCTOBER 22, 2012|9:14 AM

LAKE FOREST, CALIF. – BRITISH-BORN ENTREPRENEUR MARK BURNETT, WHO IS THE CREATOR OF SUCH REALITY TV SHOWS AS CELEBRITY APPRENTICE, SHARK TANK, SURVIVOR AND THE VOICE, SAID ONE OF HIS FEARS IS THAT OF NOT MAKING A "MEANINGFUL CONTRIBUTION" IN LIFE. BURNETT WAS INTERVIEWED BY BEST-SELLING AUTHOR AND PASTOR RICK WARREN FOR A TAPED SEGMENT SHOWN DURING A BUSINESS SUMMIT AT SADDLEBACK CHURCH IN LAKE FOREST, CALIF., ON FRIDAY.

 

"I have had great fear, but my fear isn't of the failure of the project. It's looking back later having done nothing. It's a very serious fear. The fear of not making a meaningful contribution, of being insignificant, of looking back [and thinking] that I didn't step up. I am honestly petrified of that, or I was, and my pain of feeling like I let myself down, my family down, and not taking the risk to do it was far greater than the pleasure of being calm," said Burnett.



The reality television pioneer was one of five speakers featured at the O.C. (Orange County) Business Summit, spearheaded by Warren. The Saddleback Church founder said he felt that one way to tackle a struggling economy was to bring together the brightest minds in business to discuss how they achieved success. More than 2,000 people attended the day-long conference which included sessions led by Steve Case, who is the former CEO of America Online and presently chairman of the Case Foundation; Lynda Resnick, listed #634 on Forbes Billionaires list and #212 on Forbes 400; Michael E. Gerber, who is well known as a business guru and author of The E-Myth Revisited; and Warren.



In his discussion about fear, Burnett also talked about the making of "The Bible," a 10-hour miniseries, filmed in Morocco with his wife, Roma Downy, as co-producer and playing the part of Mary, the mother of Jesus. The series is scheduled to premiere on the History Channel early next year.


"In doing the Bible project with Roma, if I would have over-analyzed it and took too much advice I would have never started. It's too enormous, too scary, but actually my fear was of looking back and feeling like a loser that I was called to do this and I didn't do it and I have massive regrets and I'm not going to have that happen," Burnett told Warren. "I don't know for a fact that the Bible project will be as big as I hope it is, but I know I did it well and that's what matters."

When asked to talk about his creative process, Burnett first talked about the opportunities that are unique to the United States.

 

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"America is a country, which obviously from my accent I wasn't born here but moving here, it is the land of opportunity and what that means is that this country will allow you to have an idea, take a risk, make mistakes, and try again. This country celebrates ideas and action. I know that what I've succeeded to do in television here would have unlikely been done in Europe where I came from," he said.


Once someone has an idea they should rely on their instinct that it is a workable idea and not ridiculous, because "the first thing that usually happens is a hundred people will tell you how stupid you are," Burnett explained.


"When I set out to do Survivor the amount of people who said to me, 'You know why that's not going to work? If it was so good somebody would have already done it.' I thought that's crazy. Everything has to start somewhere," he said.


"Survivor did sound like a little crazy idea that I'm going to find an island, take 16 Americans that have never met before, get them to build a society, and play this game on television. But I just kind of knew. I knew there was something extraordinary about the idea about people who have never met. Have you ever sat on an airplane and wondered if this thing goes down where do I fit into this society? Am I the leader or the follower? Am I brave, am I weak? I always wondered this things and that is the embodiment of Survivor."

 

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DAY 26 of 40 

Man has looked at Man for answers and failed

There is no answer in Man

 

We have chose a lesser way and failed the glory God intended for us

WE HAVE SINNED

WE HAVE FAILED

WE ARE OBVIOUS BY THE CHOICES WE MAKE

GOD

WE NEED YOU

 

Lord have mercy on us

Hear our cry

God shed your grace on us

Again.

 


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Do you have a love problem? Let me ask you a question.

How many of us would say that our love for God is our #1 consuming passion in life? More than our love for our family, job, sports, or anything else on earth?

OK. Let me flip the question around. How many of you would say that your #1 consuming passion in life is to know and experience how much Christ loves you? Not how much you love Him but how much He loves you? It goes against the way many of us think about the Christian life, doesn't it? And yet Christ's love comes first and receiving from Him has to come first. That is why the apostle Paul prayed for the church in Ephesus.

The apostle Paul prayed for the Ephesians to know and experience the love of God for them. This is his prayer from Ephesians 3:17-19, "(I Pray) That Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith; that you, being rooted and grounded in (His) love, may be able to comprehend with all the saints what is the width and length and depth and height—to know the love of Christ which passes knowledge; that you may be filled with all the fullness of God. Now to Him who is able to do exceedingly abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that works in us, to Him be glory in the church by Christ Jesus to all generations, forever and ever. Amen."

Notice, Paul doesn't pray that the church will love Christ more but he prays that the church would know that Christ loves them more. He prays to God that they would understand more of Christ's inexhaustible love for them (multiply the height by the depth by the length by the width). The apostle Paul actually calculates God's love for us and it is infinite and endless. Paul then prays for them to be filled with ALL the fullness of God, which is the fullness of His love! GOD IS LOVE! How deep is that love? How full is all the fullness of God? Can you measure that love? How high can "exceedingly abundantly above" love be? The apostle is passionate in his prayer because he knows that it is the key to all of the Christian life. God's very nature is love; as all of His love is poured out upon us, we simply respond in kind.

I like what one author says about Paul's use of the word love: "In the Greek language a unique word is used to express the love of God. It is the word 'Agape. It denotes a love that is far above that which we experience in our natural relationships with one another. It is a completely free, unconditional, unmerited, sacrificial, giving love."

God's biblical definition of His love for us is nothing like our love for Him or other people for that matter. Our human love is fractured, limited, and very conditional. The beautiful thing about the Bible is that it defines in a concrete way what God's love is toward the bride of Christ. Without Scripture we would bring God's love down to our limited human level and since we are prone to do that anyway, we have to tenaciously guard against that through abiding in His Word. His definition of love has to trump our constant, sinful, emotional desire to redefine love. We already know that we are unlovable and we know that we don't deserve any love or mercy from God, He has a lot to overcome. We have to let God convince us daily of His love for us! God will only change you and I through love. When we abide in His Word, we abide in His love.

Chuck Smith: The love of God goes beyond anything we know on the human plane. You've never experienced such a love. It's a constant love, a strong love, and a pure love. A love that overcomes your weaknesses and failures and seeks only your good and your best. Many times you'll discover God's love the most when you have been at your worst, it is then that you realize how much He loves you.

Do you have a love problem today? Not in how much you try to love Jesus but in knowing His love for you? The Lord wants you to experience His unfailing, unearthly, merciful love right now and I hope that you will. You and I don't deserve His love and we cannot earn His love. Just ask Him now to overcome your doubt and receive all the fullness of God.

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Ken Sutton is the husband to Lynn and the father to Grace, Noah, and Emily. He is also the Men's Ministry pastor at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa. Throughout the last 20 years of ministry the Suttons have planted churches in Romania, England, and Everett, Washington. You can read more from Ken at his blog,pluckedfromthefire.com.

 


 

 

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WEEKLY WORD

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VOTING ABC’S

Who cares who you vote for?

I don’t.

I don’t care if you vote for the latest bad guy or good guy.

I really don’t care what you think about each or any person you vote or don’t vote for.

 

I CARE HOW YOU VOTE

This is how you “Should vote”

IF God has told you already that you should vote.

 VOTE as Jesus tells you to.

  ASK HIM then do as HE LEADS YOU.

 

FOLLOW THIS SIMPLE PLAN

 

1) If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him.

2) Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.

3) Not MY will but THY WILL be done.

 

  Let God decide for you as you follow Him.

 

If you DO as HE tells you to do

YOU HAVE NO CONSCIENCE to invoke or Provoke

You simply Obey as He told you to

The results are up to Him

 

 

BUT

If you vote without asking Him

Based on your “idea” of what you think from politicking, issues and appearances

YOU ARE IN REBELLION TO GOD

 

How?

Read Number 2 above.

That is not a Suggestion, it is a commandment

IF YOU VOTE

DO AS GOD TOLD YOU

 

 

 

(Weekly)

The Soul of America

 

In a Nation that used to Pride itself of "Neighborly Love" "United We Stand" and "We the People" I fear for the Soul of a Country that begins motto's with "It's My Right to Carry a Gun" "Everyone in Government is Evil" and "Chooses to Voice what is Wrong with the World" than what is right.

Not the Land I was raised in.

People say the soul of a nation is established in the way we treat our elderly, our poor, our needy and our children. If that's true as odd as it seems according to the news, we are doing a pretty good job. I know a lot of people will disagree, but for the most part, IN AMERICA we do good with that.

We Care.

And that is the Soul of America.

We Care.

We don't always agree on HOW TO care but given an incredible need or a heartfelt tug and because we care, We Help.

As long as there is a Helping Hand coming from America we have not lost our soul, but merely let others with louder voices shout over the actions we do.

YOUR ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS

Don't panic over Bad News or Trash Talk on the Radio

As Long as We care.

As Long as We help those in need.

As Long as we share what we do have.

The Soul of Every American is in the right place.

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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