This is hilarious.
‘CBS Mornings’ spent all day in Democrat precincts in Florida that Joe Biden ‘won’ in 2020 and they could not find one Charlie Crist supporter.
Democrat grifter Charlie Crist is running against highly popular Republican incumbent Governor Ron DeSantis.
Republicans boosted turnout in traditionally blue Miami-Dade.
As of 2 PM Eastern Time, traditionally blue counties in Florida continue trending red:
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John 9:31 ESV We know that God does not listen to sinners, but if anyone is a worshiper of God and does his will, God listens to him.
Mark Zuckerberg has announced plans to permanently make worshipping God an online-only experience on Facebook, eliminating the need for Christians to physically enter churches.
The Facebook CEO boasted this week that he is ramping up the company’s formal partnerships with religious groups across America and encouraging them to entice its users to “connect with God” digitally, reports the New York Times.
Breitbart.com reports: For example, Facebook developers had reportedly met weekly with the Hillsong Church in Atlanta, Georgia, to explore what the church would look like if it were on Facebook instead, as well as what apps they might create for financial giving, video capability, and livestreaming.
“Together, we are discovering what the future of the church could be on Facebook,” said Sam Collier, Hillsong’s pastor.
In June, the church issued a news release saying it was “partnering with Facebook,” and then began streaming its services exclusively on the social media platform.
Facebook now seeks to “become the virtual home for religious community,” reports the Times, noting that the pandemic sparked this strategy for drawing more engaged users to the social media platform, as religious groups have already been pushed to explore alternative ways to operate in the wake of lockdowns.
“The partnerships reveal how Big Tech and religion are converging far beyond simply moving services to the internet. Facebook is shaping the future of religious experience itself, as it has done for political and social life,” the report adds.
But not everybody thinks this is a good idea — especially given Facebook’s reputation with regards to censorship, and generally behaving in an unscrupulous and questionable manner.
“Corporations are not worried about moral codes,” notes University of Edinburgh lecturer Sarah Lane Ritchie. “I don’t think we know yet all the ways in which this marriage between Big Tech and the church will play out.”
Bob Pritchett, who founded Faithlife Corporation, which publishes and creates electronic tools for Bible study, said it is dangerous to have your community anchored “on a tech platform that is susceptible to all the whims of politics and culture and congressional hearings.”
Wilfredo De Jesús, a pastor and the general treasurer for the Assemblies of God, says that online church services were never meant to replace the local church.
And while he has been grateful for Facebook, ultimately, he said, “we want everyone to put their face in another book.”
The number one issue in today’s midterms may be the economy. This is not because it is good, it’s because the Biden economy is terrible.
Last week the jobs report came out with bizarre numbers. The report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) showed an increase in jobs. But these numbers looked tainted as the measurements overall made no sense.
A further review of these numbers today shows that more and more Americans are turning to second jobs to get by in the Biden economy.
Is your partner opinionated to the point of dismissiveness?
Or perhaps a family member ridicules and questions every feeling you express.
Instead of engaging in conversation or just listening, they pelt you with quips like “stop being so sensitive” and “you always overreact!”
These types of relationships are often rooted in emotional invalidation, a toxic dynamic that sprouts mental health issues.
To help you understand and navigate the landscape, let’s explore the warning signs and behavioral effects of psychological invalidation.
The nuclear retreat, fitted with body bags, gas masks and a red telephone box, was used by Ministry of Defence in Legbourne, Lincolnshire
A Cold War bunker in the pretty UK countryside is up for sale for £25,000 and remains in its original condition.
The nuclear retreat, fitted with body bags, gas masks and a red telephone box, was used by Ministry of Defence in Legbourne, Lincolnshire.
Built in 1959, the small vault accommodated three observers in case of a nuclear attack, and was supplied with enough food and water for two weeks.
It is accessed via a 14ft shaft in a remote rural location, approximately four miles from the market town of Louth and around 11 miles as the crow flies from the North Sea coast.
Gulf War veteran and former gravedigger Marc Cox says he loves his life living surrounded by coffins and in isolation in Witton cemetery, Birmingham
A former gravedigger who has lived alone in a cemetery for 23 years says he never wants to move.
Gulf War veteran Marc Cox, 54, has lived in Witton cemetery, Birmingham, since 1999 and admits he finds comfort in being around the coffins.
Mr Cox said: “People ask me how I can live here – but I always say ‘what do you mean? People are dying to come here.
“I’ve been to war, I’m scared of the living, not the dead”, he told BirminghamLive.
The haunting experience has let him worried on some occasions, especially when it comes to ‘the Grey Girl’ – the ghost of a young girl with long black hair and grey clothes who has allegedly stared at hime through the window.
He said: “I didn’t think anything of her at the time but a few years later I was approached by a group of mourners who I got chatting to. I told them I lived alone and they asked: ‘Who’s that girl we always see in your window?’
Most people like to celebrate milestone birthdays with their nearest and dearest. So, you can imagine one mum’s upset when her long-time friends failed to turn up to her party. Her partner had gone all out for the special occasion, decorating their home and inviting all their loved ones, but his plan fell apart when several guests did not arrive.
“Heartbroken”, the inconsolable woman could not stop crying, and took to the internet to voice her frustration. Explaining she felt the “need to vent”, the woman shared her sadness in a post to Mumsnet, titled: “Nobody came to my party.”
Remember, however, before we look at those verses, the idea of submission has already been introduced in relation to one another. The word “submission” is not in the Greek of verse 22, but it is supplied from the previous sentence (verse). There is a mutual submission of the wife to her husband and the husband to the wife. The husband is to submit to the wife by leading her. How is the husband to lead the wife?
When conversing with someone, there are few things ruder than being glued to your phone. Not only does it signal disinterest in what the other person is saying, but it’s also an invalidating action.
Sometimes, picking up a call is unavoidable. But if you’re expecting an important connection, politely let that be known at the beginning of the conversation.
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