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America will be in recession for 2025 it is the highest level since 1940, and these tariffs will hurt the consumers

Tariffs will impact all U.S. consumers, but the burden will be heavier for low-and-middle-income earners, who devote a greater share of their take-home pay to purchasing essentials. In the aftermath of the pandemic, when inflation surged, the 25% uptick in energy prices felt more like 30% for America’s lower- and middle-income households. Tariff-driven price increases will add to the pressure these households are still contending with and will erode consumer confidence further.North America’s manufacturing sector is highly integrated and would, therefore, be hit the hardest from tariffs on imports with key trading partners. The auto manufacturing sector is, particularly, exposed. U.S. intermediate products account for a significant share of imported goods from Canada and Mexico as it crosses the border through multiple stages of auto production. Agriculture is another sector that would be significantly impacted since Canada, Mexico, and China account for roughly half of U.S. agricultural imports. China accounts for close to $100 billion of U.S. non-durable imports, including chemicals, pharmaceuticals, paper products, and textiles.and the debt ceiling will rise from 36 Trillion to 44 Trillion and even they are saying are going to make 6 Trillion, not enough to cover from the losses that is going to happen Pray...

In Matthew 25:14-30 and Luke 19:11-27, Jesus tells the parable of the talents, where the master, representing God, commends his servants for making a profit with his money and condemns the servant who did nothing with his talent. If God gives us a gift, he calls us to steward it wisely, to use, and increase it.God will never call you to something that contradicts His Word. If the business idea aligns with biblical principles of integrity, service, and stewardship, then it's likely part of His plan. On the contrary, if the business idea compromises your Christian values, it's a good indication that it's not from God.When we are more concerned about man’s response rather than worship of our God, we are ignoring God’s Word completely. Church leadership that is guilty of reactionary leadership is holding the fear of man as supreme. Reacting out of fear of what man will think is not church leadership at all. However, responsive leadership that does not just tell people what they want to hear loves both God and His church. Responsive leadership glorifies God and at the same time doesn’t ignore the members. Also, fear of man places no value in humble confrontation of sin.  Church members are called to hold one another accountable. Church members have the responsibility to represent the gospel in their relationships with one another. The fear of man always shies away from this responsibility because man’s opinion is most important. We must quit bringing a business-like fear of man into the church.POLL US

However, the term “free” can be misleading. While users may not pay with money, they often “pay” in other ways, such as through ads, data collection, or limited features that encourage paid upgrades. This brings us to the notion that some free apps are not truly free. Sep 21, 2024

Just Be careful when purchasing a free App ?

Without the resurrection, the Christian faith would be incomplete and meaningless, as it is the cornerstone of the gospel message and the basis for salvation. The resurrection shows that Jesus's sacrifice on the cross was sufficient to atone for the sins of the world, and that through faith in him, believers can receive forgiveness and reconciliation with God. The resurrection of Jesus Christ shows that Jesus defeated death. Death is the enemy of mankind and the just punishment for our sin (Romans 6:23). The mortality rate is and will always be 100%. No amount of effort, medical technology, power, or riches can rescue us from the clutches of death.The resurrection shows that Jesus's sacrifice on the cross was sufficient to atone for the sins of the world, and that through faith in him, believers can receive forgiveness and reconciliation with God. The resurrection motivates Christians to serve others, share the Gospel, and make a positive impact in the world, reflecting the love and power of God. Live with purpose and intention, making the most of each day as if it could be the last, and always be ready for the Lord's return. The second coming is when Jesus returns to judge all mankind—the living and the dead. The living includes all who will be alive when he returns. The dead includes everyone else, all who have lived and died physically. Jesus said that everyone who has died will be raised from the dead and be judged (John 5:26-29).do not keep putting off what you can do Today because tomorrow is not Promised to young or old

The Nation that says one nation under God is being torn apart by Evil and million and millions of people are being treated unfair because of what is coming out of the white house and the rule of law have been Tampered to justice seems like it does not even matter as in this change in history people backs are against the wall unless God Stop it than Evil will prevail in which it want Pray ?

i have heard that over the years and it have traumatize a lot of people even Christian ?

 Gallup, the polling organization, reports that about 25% of Americans say they are.  With respect to some of the particulars, Gallup reports:

“More than a quarter -- 27% -- said they were superstitious about "knocking on wood," with 13% superstitious about a black cat crossing one's path, 12% about walking under a ladder, 11% about breaking a mirror, 9% about speaking ill of a person (that it will come true), and 9% about the number 13.  Again, younger people (under 30) were more likely than older people (65 and older) to be superstitious about a black cat (19% vs. 12%), breaking a mirror (21% vs. 10%), speaking ill of a person (15% vs. 5%), and knocking on wood (38% to 18%).  There was little difference in superstition by age on the other two items -- walking under a ladder and the number 13.”

I found it odd that only 9% of people say they are superstitious about the number 13.  Companies go a long way to avoid 13 for only 9% of the population.  Consider how many office buildings don’t have “13th” floor.  I’m thinking people weren’t completely honest in the Gallup poll.

My question is should anyone be superstitious, but, more importantly, should Christians be superstitious?  To help answer that, we first need to know exactly what superstition is, then we’ll consider what Scripture has to say.

focus on sincerity, preparation, skill development, and connecting with your audience through clear communication, storytelling, and genuine passion for the messagUse clear language, control your pace, and project your voice to ensure your message is easily understood. Let your passion for the message shine through, as this will resonate with your audience and make your words more impactful. Understanding your audience's language and needs is crucial for effective communication. Embrace opportunities to speak, even if they are unpaid, to gain experience and improve your skills. 

Throughout history, many cases have tested the boundaries of free speech and press, but those rights have beenconsistently protected and reaffirmed by the Supreme Court. The First Amendment prohibits the state andfederal government from restricting speech based on content or by imposing prior restraints on speech.Most forms of speech are protected by the First Amendment, but there are exceptions for speech that does notadd to public debate or may cause harm. Those exceptions include obscenity, defamation, incitement to riot,fighting words, harassment, privileged communications, trade secrets, classified material, copyright, patents,military conduct, and commercial speech, such as advertising.In addition, speech that is part of an act the law traditionally considers criminal is not protected by the FirstAmendment. For example, publishers cannot distribute magazines containing child pornography since themanufacturing, distribution, and possession of child pornography is illegal. In that case, protecting childrenfrom exploitation is deemed to be more important than any message provided in the magazine.Defamation, or speech that contains false and derogatory statements that injure someone’s reputation, also failsto receive the same protection as other forms of speech. Defamation can occur through spoken word (slander)or written communication (libel). The issue of whether public figures may sue for defamation has been debatedbefore the Supreme Court. In New York Times Co. v. Sullivan (1964), the police commissioner of Montgomery,Alabama, sued the New York Times for running an advertisement that alleged police brutality in Montgomery.Although the advertisement was false in only a few respects and the publisher printed it without knowledgeof the misstatements, it was considered defamatory under Alabama law. However, the U.S. Supreme Courtdeemed the state law unconstitutional. Justice William Brennan wrote that there is a “central meaning of theFirst Amendment” that includes “a profound national commitment to the principle that debate on public issuesshould be uninhibited, robust, and wide open, and that it may well include vehement, caustic, and sometimesunpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials.” As a result, a statement about a public official isconstitutionally protected unless the official can prove that it is false and was made with “actual malice” or with“knowledge that it was false or with reckless disregard of whether it was false or not.”The government may limit speech based on its content only when it has a compelling interest, such as whenthe speech presents a clear danger to public safety. This is a difficult standard for the government to meet. InNew York Times Co. v. United States (1971), Daniel Ellsberg, a former national security employee, intended tointerfere with the Vietnam War by releasing to the New York Times information critical of government policy.The Supreme Court ruled that the First Amendment protected the right of the New York Times to print thematerials. The Court found that the government had not set forth compelling evidence of a danger to thepublic.A regulation that limits the time, place, and manner of speech, but not the message a speaker intends to convey,also may be allowed in some circumstances. For example, in Frisby v. Schultz, the Brookfield Town Board passeda law prohibiting any person from picketing “before or about the residence or dwelling of any individual”within the town. The Supreme Court upheld the law, finding that protecting privacy in residential home

And if we search the Bible for guidance on the practice of attempting to speak with the dead, it’s not hard to find out that God absolutely forbids it. 

He specifically speaks against the practice of mediums, necromancy, and any other type of spiritualism, even going so far as to command the death of those who practice it

Job knew the same thing: once someone dies, that’s the end for them until Jesus comes again. Until His return, nothing is going to disturb their rest.

Once someone dies, they have no means of communication. They cannot contact the living, either by speaking to them or by reappearing in places and homes they once loved. And no human being has the power to “call” them.

There can be no hauntings, no departed loved ones appearing to us in our time of need. It just isn’t possible.

This is part of the reason God warns us against trying to speak with the dead. Not just because it isn’t possible, but because by trying to contact them, we may potentially be opening ourselves up for a much darker sort of influence. One of Satan’s favorite forms of attack is deception, and he’ll use any tricks he can to get the better of us.Be careful; many will be decived in the last days. God bless.

means to have a negative feeling or opinion about them, finding their presence or actions unpleasant or disagreeable. It's a personal feeling that can vary in intensity, ranging from mild annoyance to strong aversion. If you dislike someone or something, you consider them to be unpleasant and do not like them. Liver is a great favorite of his and we don't serve it often because so many people dislike it.animosity, animus, antagonism, antipathy, aversion, disapproval, disgust, displeasure, dissatisfaction, distaste, enmity, hatred, hostility, loathing, prejudice.1 John 4:20: “If anyone says, 'I love God,' and hates his brother, he is a liar; for he who does not love his brother whom he has seen cannot love God whom he has not seen.” These verses give us a clear message of how we should live our lives regarding hate. Jesus calls us to love our enemies, even those who hate us.