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• Sticky Note From God ~01.24.25 January 25, 2025
  Nahum 1:7
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Life’s Storms ~ January 25, 2025
  Some of life’s storms,are of our own makingand often they leave usweak and shaking. For we’re often tempted,and into sin we fall . . .and God waits for uson His name to call. Some of life’s storms,are often God sentto show us hidden sinso we can repent. For, He knows our heart,the thoughts in our […]
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Afternoon Ponderings ~01.24.25~ January 24, 2025
  Nahum 1:7
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Snippet of The Day ~01.24.25~ January 24, 2025
  Click On Link Below To Read Full Poem A Shelter In The Storms
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Good Morning Quote ~ 01.24.25 ~ January 24, 2025
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note To God ~01.24.25 January 24, 2025
  Psalm 34:17-20
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note From God ~01.23.25 January 24, 2025
  John 13:34
  Deborah Ann Belka
• The Spirit Of Love ~ January 24, 2025
  It’s easy to argue,and fight with othersit’s easy to letwhat they say bother. But, if we have,the Spirit of lovewe’ll offer to thema kids glove. It’s easy to criticize,and to condemnthose who disagreeand cause mayhem. But, if we have,a Spirit forgivingour words would beones life-giving. It’s easy to argue,but it takes a heartthat’s not willing […]
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Afternoon Ponderings ~01.23.25~ January 23, 2025
  2 Timothy 1:7
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Snippet of The Day ~01.23.25~ January 23, 2025
  Click On Link Below To Read Full Poem Do It All In Love
  Deborah Ann Belka

DAILY CHRISTIAN NEWS

WORLD CHRISTIAN NEWS

• Cuba: Pastor Released After 3.5 Years in Jail for Protesting Rights Violations
  A pastor who was tortured and imprisoned in Cuba for protesting the government’s violation of human rights was released last week after serving three and half years in jail, International Christian Concern (ICC) reports. Communist Cuba ranks 26 on the Open Doors World Watch List 2025 of the top 50 countries where Christians are persecuted. […]
• Iran Sees Dramatic Increase in Prison Terms for Christians
  A new annual report by the Article 18 Iranian persecution watchdog a dramatic increase in the number and length of prison terms handed to Christians in the Islamic Republic of Iran last year compared to 2023. The post Iran Sees Dramatic Increase in Prison Terms for Christians appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Concern Over Pakistan Christians Behind Bars Since 2001
  A major human rights group in Pakistan has demanded the immediate release from prison of Christian Anwar Kenneth, who it says has been arbitrarily detained on trumped-up blasphemy charges for over 20 years and faces the death penalty. The post Concern Over Pakistan Christians Behind Bars Since 2001 appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Sudan: Christian Convert Forced Into Hiding by Muslim Family, “Remember Us in Your Prayers Because of These Challenges We Are Facing”
  A Christian convert in Sudan’s West Darfur state has been made to divorce his Muslim wife and has been shunned by his Muslim family on account of his new faith in Christ, Morning Star News (MSN) reports. Devastated by ongoing civil war, Muslim-majority Sudan ranks 5 on the Open Doors World Watch List 2025 of […]
• Pakistan Detains Five Over Shooting Christians
  At least five people were believed to be in Pakistani police custody Monday over the Christmas Day shooting of Christians in Pakistan. The post Pakistan Detains Five Over Shooting Christians appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Christians Killed In Vietnam; Meetings Raided
  Christian workers in Vietnam say believers in the Communist-run Asian nation experience “severe persecution,” including violent attacks on church services that killed a Christian leader and his wife and injured a pastor. The post Christians Killed In Vietnam; Meetings Raided appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Nigeria: New Islamic Terror Group Begins Killing Christians
  A new Islamic terror group that is considered even more dangerous than Boko Haram, ISWAP and the radicalized Fulani militants has begun murdering Christians in northern Nigeria, International Christian Concern (ICC) reports. Islamic terror groups intent on imposing their extreme version of Sharia law and governance have murdered tens of thousands of Christians in northern […]
• Sudan Christians Banned From Christmas Feast Amid Deadly Clashes
  Christians in Sudan say believers displaced by war have been prevented from celebrating Christmas in a park where they had taken refuge. The post Sudan Christians Banned From Christmas Feast Amid Deadly Clashes appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• ‘380 Million Christians Persecuted Worldwide’
  At least 380 million Christians — one in seven worldwide — faced high levels of persecution and discrimination in 2024, an increase of 15 million from the year before, investigators said Wednesday. The post ‘380 Million Christians Persecuted Worldwide’ appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Africa: Most Deadliest Region for Christians
  Africa remains the deadliest region for Christians, with Nigeria ranking as the country where a Christian is most likely to be killed for his or her faith, according to a new report by the Global Christian Relief (GCR) charity and advocacy group. The post Africa: Most Deadliest Region for Christians appeared first on Worthy Christian […]

ynet – News

• Heavy price: 200 terrorists to be released, including convicted murderers January 25, 2025
  Unlike the first phase, which primarily involved the release of women and minors, the second phase will see convicted murderers freed, many of whom will be deported
• Hamas airs 'war film' showcasing leadership and October 7 planning January 25, 2025
  In a bid to assert dominance in Gaza, Al Jazeera airs report featuring footage of slain Hamas leaders, interview with Gaza Brigade Commander and leaked 'operational document' allegedly issued 2 days before October 7 attack
• Hamas has recruited over 10,000 new operatives since October 7, report says January 25, 2025
  Despite losing 20,000 fighters during the war, terror group recruits 10,000-15,000 new operatives, most of whom lack military training; US and Israeli officials emphasize ongoing challenges posed by Hamas while noting limitations in weaponry and operational capabilities
• Hostage IDF lookouts handed over to Red Cross in Gaza | Live January 25, 2025
  Daniella Gilboa, Naama Levy, Karina Ariev and Liri Albag, 4 of 5 to be transferred from Hamas to Red Cross and then to Israeli custody; parents will reunite with them at border before being taken to hospital
• Operation Good Neighbor: Israel's humanitarian mission during Syria's civil war January 24, 2025
  'In every moment, I knew I could be shot at,' says Lt. Col. (res.) Eyal Dror, head of the Good Neighbor initiative that operated in Syria between 2016 and 2018 in which Israel risked much, saved thousands of Syrians—and gained significantly in return; 'I met with rebel leaders, and they worked for our security,' adds […]
• Agam Berger's IDF lookout friends to be released, but she remains in Gaza January 24, 2025
  Agam Berger is one of five female soldiers abducted from the Nahal Oz military post, and despite her friends being released, she remains in captivity and likely be part of the third phase of the agreement
• Liri Albag, Karina Ariev, Daniella Gilboa and Naama Levy to be freed in second release January 24, 2025
  477 days after being kidnapped from the Nahal Oz military post, the four female soldiers are expected to be released from captivity on Saturday, possibly as early as the afternoon
• 'Can't defeat terror with defense,' West Bank operation commanders say January 24, 2025
  Deputy commander of elite Duvdevan unit shares about fighting the terror cell in Jenin, how it recruits teens, and how prisoner release celebrations will be prevented
• PM office confirms it received list of hostages to be released by Hamas January 24, 2025
  Netanyahu's office says mediators delivered a list from Hamas; however, the list differs from what Israel had expected, raising a significant difficulty over whether to accept it
• Netanyahu suffers health challenges, court documents reveal January 24, 2025
  Prime minister attorney in his criminal trial for corruption tells Jerusalem District Court Netanyahu sufferd from an infection after an operation to remove his prostate gland and was unable to sit, stand or work for more than 3 hours without rest 
• Israel says holding off on exit as Lebanon army deployment under deal stalls January 24, 2025
  In statement PMO says Lebanon army not deployed to the south to enforce Hezbollah's removal north of the Litani, says gradual withdrawal of troops in cooperation with U.S. 
• After October 7, take a look inside Israel's rehabilitation village in the Negev January 24, 2025
  Elie Klein, chief development officer of ADI Negev, discusses how the center’s holistic approach has made it a model for comprehensive recovery in Israel and worldwide
• Paula White on Trump’s Second Term: ‘God Is Moving in America’ January 24, 2025
  The reverend said, "there is a return and a hunger for God. God is moving in America, and He is not done with America"
• Israel awaits Hamas names, information on hostages January 24, 2025
  Terror group to deliver names of next four women to be freed Saturday and a report on the condition of 26 others; Israel could face cruel dilemas if Hamas returns to psychological terror tactics
• Can Trump achieve peace between Israel and Saudi Arabia? January 24, 2025
  Col. Miri Eisin addresses the prospects of Israeli-Saudi peace despite Palestinian demands
• Can Iran withstand a new wave of U.S. sanctions? January 24, 2025
  Camelia Entekhabifard: 'They will apply maximum pressure to bring the regime to the negotiating table'