This Week In The News
Current Events
By Norbert Link
We begin with the never-ending story about the Iran War and a possible “deal,” with conflicting statements from both sides and highly dubious and questionable announcements from Donald Trump and the White House, as well as strong criticism from GOP “allies” and Benjamin Netanyahu.
We speak on Trump’s crazy AI postings; his and Rubio’s desire to take over Cuba; and the forgotten civil war in Sudan.
We address Germany’s future military role in Europe; America’s confusing and incompetent decisions regarding troops in Poland; Trump’s intentions regarding Greenland; warnings of severe natural catastrophes in 2026; and Tulsi Gabbard’s resignation.
We address Trump’s horrible new rules regarding current and prospective green-card holders; and we conclude with interesting information on Jens Spahn and the Holocaust. Please view our new StandingWatch program, titled, “Trump’s War Against (Almost) ALL Foreigners in the USA”
Editorial
Learning to Accept
In a world like this, which we all have to live in, we often find it hard to accept certain situations for what they are. Not everything can be understood, explained, or even changed. Many paths are rocky, many decisions are difficult, and some burdens must be carried for longer than one could ever have expected.
As the saying goes: There’s nothing in this world that comes easy. Everything that truly matters – trust, love, patience, maturity, or inner strength – usually arises from trials, disappointments, or experiences that shape us. Yet it is precisely in these moments that the depth of life reveals itself: that people do not grow only on good days, but often especially on the difficult ones.
Recently, I read something that really got me thinking. The words stirred something within me, as if a process had been set in motion deep within my thoughts – one that was necessary to bring about real change.
Sometimes you come across phrases or thoughts that don’t just touch you for a brief moment but continue to work within you. They put their finger on something that may have been slumbering within us for a long time. And that is precisely when this change begins – not on the outside, but first on the inside, in our thinking, our hearts, and our view of ourselves and how we live.
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How careful should we be in making false biblical assumptions? (Part 2)
In the first Q&A in this series, we looked at the malevolent nature and influence of Satan the devil and started to look at false assumptions that many may make about different situations and teachings in the Bible. We know that Satan’s influence is everywhere and in every sphere, and is recognised by those faithful believers in the one true God.
Let us continue with further false biblical assumptions.
FALSE ASSUMPTION No. 3
Many think that Jesus didn’t own a home and that He was a vagabond – a person who had no home, without a job and who travelled from place to place.
In Matthew 8:20, we read: “And Jesus said to him, ‘Foxes have holes and birds of the air have nests, but the Son of Man has nowhere to lay His head.’” We read the following on page 49 in our booklet, “Do You Know the Jesus of the Bible?”
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