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On our latest edition, former Congresswoman MICHELE BACHMANN — who also serves on the board of the  International Fellowship of Christians and Jews — tells TONY PERKINS that Israeli Prime Minister BENJAMIN NETANYAHU is “a modern day Winston Churchill” who was destined to lead his nation at this challenging period in history.

And Dr. MORDECHAI KEDAR of the Begin-Sadat Center for Strategic Studies discusses the unique concept for potential Middle East peace called “The Emerites Proposal.”

Congressman CHIP ROY (R-TX) reports on latest efforts to provide relief for victims of the historic 4th of July flooding in Texas.

Liberty Counsel president MATT STAVER zeroes-in on a new IRS ruling that may unshackle pastors from any restriction on their freedom of speech in the pulpit.

And Tony’s commentary looks at falsehoods activists are spreading about President Trump’s Recission plans.

All that and more ahead on Salem’s THIS WEEK ON CAPITOL HILL, releasing at 10AM Eastern Saturday on the Salem News Channel.

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Neda was born in Iran to a Muslim family. She grew up as a Muslim and married a well-known Iranian athlete. But their marriage was on the rocks. At 22, feeling broken and empty, Neda called out to Allah for help. But she found no solace, and grew angry and disillusioned with a god that refused to answer her prayers.

As Neda’s heart continued searching, God supernaturally told a family member living in the Netherlands to go back to Iran and share the gospel of Jesus.

Neda came to faith in Christ through her relative’s witness and her life was radically transformed. Her husband, surprised and amazed by the change he saw in her, placed his trust in Jesus too. God faithfully restored their marriage and called them to ministry.

Neda drew strength from the stories of other persecuted Christians. She read a story in a book from The Voice of the Martyrs (VOM) about a girl who was assaulted and became pregnant. Yet she responded with remarkable faith by entrusting everything, even her body, to God. God used this story to teach Neda about the importance of obedience and sacrifice despite fear of persecution and threats of imprisonment and violence.

Over the next thirteen years, Neda and her husband faced increasing persecution from the Islamic government. In one incident, officials raided their home and threatened her husband at gunpoint. She and her husband ultimately decided to leave Iran, yet they continue to serve from abroad through Iran Alive Ministries.

Neda encourages every Christian to lay down their own desires and fully surrender to God's will—even when it means taking up their cross and enduring suffering and persecution. She also shares specific ways to pray for Christians in Iran during the current turmoil there.

The VOM App for your smartphone or tablet will help you pray daily for persecuted Christians—in Iran and other nations—throughout the year, as well as provide free access to e-books, audiobooks, video content and feature films. Download the VOM App for your iOS or Android device today.

“‘You brood of vipers, how can you, being evil, speak what is good? For the mouth speaks out of that which fills the heart’”(Matthew 12:34).

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Slow news week, eh? Charlie, Jack, Tyler, and Blake dive into the debate about Jeffrey Epstein that is splitting the base. They ask what can be done to restore harmony, then ask:

-Did DEI up the death toll in the Texas floods?

-Will AI celebrity deepfakes trick your parents into giving away all their money?

-What's the most objectionable part of Zohran Mamdani, and why is it him eating rice with his bare hands?

-What is the "4 a.m. Club" and is it the female liberal Qanon?

-Did Fruit of the Loom have a cornucopia in it back in the day, or not, or did reality bend to hide the truth?

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