Saturday, May 30, 2026

Blessed is he whose help is the God of Jacob...

Blessed is he whose help is the God of Jacob,
    whose hope is in the Lord his God,
who made heaven and earth,
the sea, and all that is in them,
who keeps faith forever;
    who executes justice for the oppressed,
    who gives food to the hungry.

The Lord sets the prisoners free;
    the Lord opens the eyes of the blind.
The Lord lifts up those who are bowed down;
    the Lord loves the righteous.
The Lord watches over the sojourners;
    he upholds the widow and the fatherless,
    but the way of the wicked he brings to ruin.
  -Psalm 146:5-9

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Washington Nationals Fire Sean Hudson After Undercover Video Reveals Anti-Christian Company Culture   Hudson was let go Friday, days after James O’Keefe published footage of him explaining, in his own unguarded words, why pitcher Trevor Williams had been frozen out of the team’s social media promotions. The reason was not Williams’s pitching, his personality, or anything resembling a baseball decision. It was his faith.

In health care, vile hatred and threats against Israelis and Jews are patently ignored and even celebrated.

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The evil people do against others is often mentioned in Scripture, yet one particular type of evil seems to sit in the shadows: betrayal.  Betrayal is, however, a theme that emerges in transformative ways with historical significance, coming to a climax in Judas’ betrayal of Jesus.  Old Testament narratives and psalms of betrayal prepare the way for this climactic betrayal of our Saviour.  Moreover, they also minister to us in the very real and painful experiences of betrayal. Image

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Questions about technology are, ultimately, questions about humanity: if technology is a means to an end, is the end we are seeking life-giving, or is it destructive? Does it help us to be the people who God created us to be?
   Will we be people who work, harnessing the power of technology rather than being slaves to it?
   Will we be people who are relational, or will our interactions with other humans, made in God’s image, be replaced by interactions with chatbots who we create in our own image?
   And above all, will AI help us to be conformed into the image of Jesus? Image

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Qatar's Jihad on Texas' K-12 Public Schools: Promoting Islam and Whitewashing Terrorism in Public Classrooms   Qatar is pouring millions into public schools to push Islamic indoctrination, force praise of the Prophet Mohammed, and whitewash terror groups like Hamas as “resistance.” From all-Arabic Saudi textbooks in Texas to radical curricula reaching over one million students, this is stealth jihad targeting America’s children.


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Fear and Algae in the Hamptons: How Flesh-Eating Bacteria Is Invading the East Coast’s Swankiest Waterways   As the summer season begins, upper-crust New York’s go-to destination is facing an unfortunate “flesh-eating bacteria” situation in the ponds and bays near $40 million houses. The summer vacationers aren’t too fazed, but the head of an organization representing the local oystermen says it’s a manufactured crisis.

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Babylon Bee Asked AI to Simulate the 1st Woman President 
and the Results Are Exactly What You Expect

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