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• Sticky Note From God ~01.07.26 January 8, 2026
  James 4:7
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Willing To Lose It ~ January 8, 2026
  Lord here is my life,I give to You . . .to do with itwhat You must do. For, I know I can’t be,without You fruitfulif I am to be with Youhonest and truthful. Lord, here is my life,in its entirety . . .turn it into onegiving You priority. For, I understand,without Youthere’s is nothinggood I […]
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Afternoon Pondering ~ 01.07.26 January 7, 2026
  Matthew 16:25
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Snippet of The Day ~01.07.26~ January 7, 2026
  Click On Link Below To Read Full Poem What Will I Lose
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Good Morning Quote ~ 01.07.26 ~ January 7, 2026
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note To God ~01.07.26 January 7, 2026
  Romans 12:1
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Sticky Note From God ~01.06.26 January 7, 2026
  2 Corinthians 5:17
  Deborah Ann Belka
• The Same Old Way ~ January 7, 2026
  Things starting out this year,in the same old way . . .last years problemslooking like they will stay? Well don’t lose your faith,and hold on to your hopefor Jesus will give yourenewed power to cope. Things starting out rough,as you begin the new yearthe thought of what’s aheadleaves you trembling in fear? Well don’t lose […]
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Afternoon Pondering ~ 01.06.26 January 6, 2026
  Isaiah 43:18-19
  Deborah Ann Belka
• Snippet of The Day ~01.06.26~ January 6, 2026
  Click On Link Below To Read Full Poem New Things God Wants To Do
  Deborah Ann Belka

DAILY CHRISTIAN NEWS

WORLD CHRISTIAN NEWS

• Pakistan Christians Face Deadly New Year As Church Vandalized And Father Of Three Killed
  New Year celebrations for Pakistan’s Christian minority have been overshadowed by the killing of a Christian father of three, the vandalism of a church, and renewed fears that strict Islamic blasphemy laws could fuel further violence against religious minorities. The post Pakistan Christians Face Deadly New Year As Church Vandalized And Father Of Three Killed […]
• Sudan Drone Strike Kills Christians on Way to Christmas Worship
  At least 11 Christians were killed and 18 others seriously wounded when a drone operated by the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) struck civilians traveling to Christmas celebrations in South Kordofan state on Dec. 25, according to local sources. The post Sudan Drone Strike Kills Christians on Way to Christmas Worship appeared first on Worthy Christian […]
• Pastor Seriously Injured in Machete Attack Outside Church in Eastern Uganda
  A Christian pastor was seriously injured after being attacked by a group of Muslim assailants wielding sharp objects in eastern Uganda, according to an exclusive report by Morning Star News. The post Pastor Seriously Injured in Machete Attack Outside Church in Eastern Uganda appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Angry Villagers Destroy Christian Homes in Laos, Pastor Tied to a Pole for Evangelism
  Tensions remained high Monday in southern Laos after villagers armed with hammers and knives destroyed Christian homes and local authorities tied a pastor to a pole for preaching the Gospel, Christians said. The post Angry Villagers Destroy Christian Homes in Laos, Pastor Tied to a Pole for Evangelism appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Pakistani Christian Girl, 14, Abducted and Raped, Family Says
  A 14-year-old Christian girl is recovering after being abducted and raped in Pakistan’s Punjab province, according to family members and police. The post Pakistani Christian Girl, 14, Abducted and Raped, Family Says appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Pakistan Pastor Murder Case Takes Dramatic Turn As Police Name Wife, Lover As “Masterminds” (Worthy News Investigation)
  The murder of a Pakistani pastor has taken a dramatic turn, with police saying his wife and her alleged lover were the “masterminds” behind the killing, which investigators say was carried out by hired assassins. The post Pakistan Pastor Murder Case Takes Dramatic Turn As Police Name Wife, Lover As “Masterminds” (Worthy News Investigation) appeared […]
• Christians Blocked From Christmas Worship In Indonesia’s West Java Amid Extremism Concerns
  Christians in Indonesia’s West Java province were weighing their options Sunday after Muslims reportedly formed a human wall to block members of a Protestant church from reaching their Christmas worship service, in an incident that has underscored concerns about Islamic extremism in the Asian country. The post Christians Blocked From Christmas Worship In Indonesia’s West […]
• Nigeria Says It Provided Intelligence For U.S. Strikes
  Nigeria says it has provided intelligence support to the United States ahead of Christmas Day airstrikes targeting militants linked to the Islamic State (ISIS) group in the country’s northwest, where Christians had been among those suffering from Islamic extremism. The post Nigeria Says It Provided Intelligence For U.S. Strikes appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Christian Father Of Three Killed In Pakistan For Faith
  A Christian father of three was murdered in Pakistan’s Punjab province by Muslims over the Christmas holiday because of his faith in Christ, confirmed sources told Worthy News on Friday. The post Christian Father Of Three Killed In Pakistan For Faith appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
• Bethlehem Marks Christmas After Ceasefire As Jenin Church Arson Raises Concern
  Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus, marked its first Christmas celebrations since a ceasefire was announced between Israel and Hamas, though concern lingered among Christians following an arson attack near a church elsewhere in the West Bank. The post Bethlehem Marks Christmas After Ceasefire As Jenin Church Arson Raises Concern appeared first on Worthy Christian News.

ynet – News

• Lebanon’s army declares south weapon-free, Hezbollah disarmed January 8, 2026
  As anticipated in Israel, the Lebanese army says it met its targets to disarm Hezbollah except in areas under Israeli control; tunnel-clearing efforts are ongoing, and Israel is expected to reject the assessment
• Clashes in Syria kill at least eight as fighting erupts between Syrian army and Kurds January 8, 2026
  Amid failure to implement an agreement between President Ahmad al-Sharaa and the Syrian Democratic Forces, violent clashes erupted in Aleppo, prompting airport closures and an army warning that all SDF positions are legitimate targets; Kurds deny claims
• Australian PM announces state inquiry into Sydney Hanukkah massacre and antisemitism January 8, 2026
  Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announced the inquiry after sharp criticism from the Jewish community, saying he changed course after meeting victims’ families and survivors; the panel will also probe antisemitism and is due to report in April
• Trump envoy Ortagus leaves Jewish husband for Lebanese banking tycoon January 8, 2026
  Diplomat and Jewish covert recently began a relationship with Antoun Sehnaoui; the bank he leads was previously accused of aiding Hezbollah, claims he denied, as associates say he is a ‘outspoken Zionist’
• 100 killed in Venezuela attack as Trump weighs taking control of oil industry January 8, 2026
  Venezuela’s interior minister says 100 were killed in a US attack in which Maduro was captured, adding that his wife was wounded; reports say Trump is weighing a takeover of the oil industry to cut prices to $50 a barrel, as US firms seek guarantees and interim President Rodriguez signals openness to energy ties
• Israel prepares as Lebanon army expected to announce partial Hezbollah disarmament January 8, 2026
  Jerusalem sends reassurances to Tehran, signaling no intent to escalate or strike amid ongoing protests; Iran rejects message as untrustworthy, while Israel prepares for broader moves in Lebanon and possibly reopening Rafah crossing without Gvili's return
• In Judea and Samaria’s war of narratives, whose story will win? January 8, 2026
  Netanyahu’s coalition is pushing Trump for a sovereignty nod, but the American president is signaling caution on annexation
• Uri Lupolianski, former Jerusalem mayor and founder of Yad Sarah, dies at 74 January 8, 2026
  Uri Lupolianski, founder of the Yad Sarah nonprofit and Jerusalem mayor from 2003 to 2008, died after a prolonged illness and a recent deterioration in his health; he is survived by his wife and 12 children; his funeral is scheduled for today at 11:00 a.m.; Knesset member Uri Maklev said, “The world of grace has […]
• Five years after Jan. 6, public memory fades as Trump dominates agenda January 7, 2026
  On the fifth anniversary of the Capitol attack, only small, scattered protests marked the day as many Americans appeared largely indifferent
• In covert operation, Israel transferred MDA ambulances to Druze in Syria’s Sweida January 7, 2026
  Officials say five ambulances were fully equipped with medical gear and handed over to Druze civilians to enable emergency medical treatment and rapid response in crisis situations
• Hamas fires on IDF troops ahead of Rafah crossing opening, senior terrorist targeted in response January 7, 2026
  Shooting occurred as Israel’s security establishment awaits approval from the political echelon to reopen the Rafah crossing in southern Gaza
• Defense lawyer quits as Rob Reiner’s son faces murder charges in parents’ deaths January 7, 2026
  The unexpected change came during a court hearing at which Nick Reiner, 32, had been expected to enter a not guilty plea in what has become one of the most shocking celebrity homicide cases in Los Angeles in recent years
• Islamic Republic on the verge of collapse: 'This time is different' January 7, 2026
  Despite the government's struggles and the bloody suppression of the people, the intensity of these protests—which many in Iran are calling a Revolution—has not diminished
• Judge releases notorious mob boss Shalom Domrani hours after arrest January 7, 2026
  Domrani was detained earlier in the day on suspicion of conspiracy to commit a crime, making threats and placing an explosive device, after a fragmentation grenade was thrown overnight into the yard of a home in Ashkelon
• Haredi anger at police after fatal ramming, charges against driver revised January 7, 2026
  Police initially sought an aggravated murder charge against bus driver Fakhri Khatib in the death of teen Yosef Eisental, but a court downgraded it as Haredim condemned police messaging over the ramming and a sector spokesman later apologized
• Heavy snow hits Europe: Paris turns white, skiing by Eiffel Tower, hundreds of flights canceled January 7, 2026
  A severe cold wave across northwestern Europe has snarled transport, stranded travelers, disrupted rail and road travel, and prompted authorities in several countries to urge residents to work from home as temperatures plunged

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