Dave Hodges, from The Common Sense Show, talks about a new secret weapon: the Orca submarine. This smart submarine uses artificial intelligence to find enemy ships and launch attacks. Hodges thinks it will help protect Taiwan from China. He also suggests staying healthy with exercise and Nana Soma spray. Your data is safe with us! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Sheriff Ivy from Florida has warned people not to break the law or harm police officers. If someone resists arrest, blocks roads, or attacks officers, they could face serious punishment, like going to jail. This message aims to stop violence against police and keep everyone safe by following the rules. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Mayor of Big Island, Hawaii, is not backing the Hawaii General Plan 2045. Many locals worry it follows the United Nations’ climate agenda and might change local rules too much. The mayor wants residents to speak up and share their concerns with County Council members, aiming for a plan that brings peace and prosperity. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dave Hodges from the Common Sense Show talks about the risks of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) and how they affect our health. EMFs come from things like cell phones and Wi-Fi. Corey Hillis, an EMF expert, explains how to protect ourselves. While we can’t avoid technology, we can learn to use it safely and reduce health risks. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Countries with nuclear weapons must act responsibly, never using them as threats. Meanwhile, a collagen product can benefit those over 50. A business show explores war, economy, and Federal Reserve changes. War impacts long-term bonds, causing losses. Global tensions involve Iran, Israel, and allies, affecting the stock market. Hope remains for peace and economic stability. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Jim Pugh explores how history and current events shape our world. He discusses famous quotes from leaders like John F. Kennedy and Thomas Jefferson, and explains the United Nations’ role in global governance. Pugh also examines the Korean War’s impact, revealing how big companies profited and how powerful groups like the Council on Foreign Relations and the Lucius Trust influence global affairs. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
On Business Builder Friday, the team explored a new plan to help everyone earn more money. They shared tips for using PayPal safely, like clearing cookies and using private tabs. The team also talked about exciting new products, like a water machine, and how they can boost sales. Remember, double-check details before finalizing transactions! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Paul from Your Daily Bread explains that being a Christian means more than just having past sins forgiven. It’s about receiving God’s power and growing spiritually. Using the book of Ephesians, he shows that accepting Christ makes us complete. Salvation is about being saved by love, living with purpose, and doing good through faith. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Paul, from Your Daily Bread, explains salvation in Christianity as a loving journey from sin to life. It’s not just about avoiding hell; it’s about embracing God’s grace and blessings. Salvation comes through faith, not actions, and it lets us experience a spiritual rebirth, lifting us to heavenly places with God. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The gospel is God’s message about salvation, meant to be shared as good news. It’s important to use words to communicate this message clearly. Changing the gospel or preaching a different version is wrong and strongly criticized. Remember, words are key to spreading the true gospel and helping others understand its importance. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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