Sweetpea

Time is short. come to Jesus while there is still time. 🌸 🙏✝️ Psalm25:14 🚫porn

[Sweetpea @TjSweetpea]

It’s OK to share your opinion, but it’s much better to share the truth! Jesus is the truth!

[Daniel Cohen @DanielCohenTV]

🚨ISRAELI WARRIOR HERO PASSENGERS THWART ATTEMPTED HIJACKING!🇮🇱💙
This is INSANE🤯 Cockpit footage shows Israeli passengers covered in the blood of the FlyDubai pilot who was stabbed by his co-pilot in an attempt to hijack and crash the Boeing 737 headed to Tel Aviv from Dubai. Now we’ve learned pilots in civilian clothes who were passengers overpowered the terrorist and landed the plane in Saudi Arabia while helping the crew render aid.
⚠️GRAPHIC WARNING⚠️

[GregD @GregsonDarren]

For now we see in a mirror dimly, but then face to face, now I know in part, then I shall know fully, even as I have been fully known.

1 Corinthians 13:12

'Then I shall know fully', home at last.

[Jalepeño 🇺🇸 🌶️ @beready4rapture]

Just as the lamb’s blood being slain didn’t save anyone in Israel unless it was applied to the doorpost of one’s home—

We apply the blood when we receive the Jewish Savior Jesus Christ by faith and trust in His perfect life, sacrificial death, and victorious resurrection to save us.

“that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.
For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation.
For the Scripture says, “Whoever believes on Him will not be put to shame.”
For there is no distinction between Jew and Greek, for the same Lord over all is rich to all who call upon Him.
For “whoever calls on the name of the LORD shall be saved.”
—Romans 10:9-13

[Tammy Jo Leichliter @tjpowell2008]

Jesus is returning soon🔜 🚨 ⚠️ ⛔️
Are you ready?
Jesus is the Ark today! Don’t laugh, don’t mock! Don’t be scornful! Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and you will be saved!

[Daniel Cohen @DanielCohenTV]

Not shocking, but DEEPLY disappointing. Jewish actor Adam Brody casually attacks Israel telling GQ he's "thinking it's a genocide” just weeks before Season 3 of Nobody Wants This.
I live in Israel where my family and millions of others have to run to bomb shelters because of ballistic missile attacks. When a Jewish celebrity with a global platform parrots a lie and a blood libel, it stings. There were 2.2 million people in Gaza on Oct 7, 2023. There are 2.1 million today. That by every definition is not “genocide.” That’s called war, which is always ugly, ignited by an Islamic death cult still vowing to murder Jews. Brody hasn’t said anything about that. Not one peep about the Hamas invasion and massacre. Just "genocide" and "free Palestine."
Where’s Hollywood and the human rights activists on the ACTUAL genocide going on in Nigeria, where Christians are being hunted down for their faith?
When a famous Jew attacks Israel, it's worse than staying quiet. It feels like betrayal. So yes, I expect more.
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[Sweetpea @TjSweetpea]

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[Eric Metaxas @ericmetaxas]

I hope some of the folks in the Trump administration are following @JHKunstler. I hope YOU are. https://t.co/CPVPSh0PNv

[Erika Kirk @MrsErikaKirk]

“The most important thing is sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ every single day. The second most important thing is making sure you can do the first thing.”

My husband dedicated his life to protecting the freedoms given to us by our Creator and ensured by our Founders.

I’ll forever be inspired by the wisdom in his words. I pray they inspire you too, not simply to cherish the freedoms we’ve inherited, but to defend them so our children and their children inherit them too.

https://t.co/vklvuyE6lX

[Mark @Mark_Wilson_25]

WHAT IS REALLY BEHIND THE WORLD’S HATRED OF THE JEWS?

What kind of hatred survives Pharaoh, Persia, Rome, the Crusades, pogroms, Auschwitz and still rises again?

Different centuries.

Different nations.

Different accusations.

The same people targeted again and again.

In Egypt, Pharaoh ordered the Hebrew sons killed.

In Persia, Haman sought the destruction of the Jewish people.

Rome destroyed Jerusalem and scattered Jews across the nations.

Then the accusations changed.

But the hatred remained.

THE LIE CAME BEFORE THE VIOLENCE

During the Middle Ages, Jews were falsely accused of murdering Christian children and using their blood for religious rituals.

It became known as the blood libel.

A complete fabrication.

Yet the lie spread for centuries and repeatedly helped provoke persecution and mob violence.

Then came the Black Death.

As plague devastated Europe, Jews were falsely accused of poisoning wells and causing the catastrophe.

Once again:

Find a crisis.
Find a scapegoat.
Spread the lie.
Release the mob.

Jewish communities were attacked across Europe.
The Crusades brought another wave of slaughter.
England expelled its Jewish population in 1290.

Spain expelled practicing Jews in 1492.

And eventually another word entered the history of Jewish suffering:

POGROM

A pogrom was a violent attack directed specifically against a Jewish community, often carried out by mobs and sometimes encouraged or tolerated by authorities.

One infamous example came in Kishinev in 1903.

After antisemitic accusations spread following the murder of a Christian boy, violence erupted.

For three days, Jewish homes and businesses were looted and destroyed.

Nearly 50 Jews were killed and hundreds wounded.

The accusation changed.

The hatred remained.

Religious prejudice became racial pseudoscience.

Old myths became modern conspiracy theories.

Then Nazi Germany took centuries of antisemitic hatred and turned it into state policy.

Rights disappeared.

Property disappeared.

Freedom disappeared.

Then people disappeared.

Six million Jewish people were murdered in the Holocaust.

Surely after Auschwitz the world would understand where antisemitism leads.

Yet antisemitism survived Auschwitz.

AND IT IS RISING AGAIN

The ADL recorded 6,274 antisemitic incidents in the United States in 2025.

That is about 17 every day.

Although lower than the extraordinary 2024 peak, 2025 was still the third-highest year recorded since tracking began in 1979, and physical assaults reached a record high.

FBI data recorded 1,528 single-bias anti-Jewish hate-crime incidents in 2025, approximately 63 percent of reported religion-based hate-crime incidents.

Different century.

Different vocabulary.

Ancient hatred.

But Scripture tells us something history alone cannot.

HISTORY SHOWS THE HATRED.

REVELATION SHOWS WHAT HISTORY CANNOT SEE.

There is a spiritual conflict running through the biblical story.

Why Israel?

Because God chose Abraham.

“I will bless those who bless you, and I will curse him who curses you.”
Genesis 12:3

Because Israel was entrusted with God’s Word.

“To them were committed the oracles of God.”
Romans 3:2

Because through Israel came the Messiah.

“From whom, according to the flesh, Christ came.”
Romans 9:5

And because God made covenant promises to Israel that He intends to keep.

Revelation 12 pulls back the curtain.

There is a woman. Israel.

There is a Child destined to rule the nations.

And there is a dragon waiting to destroy Him.

The Child is the Messiah.

The dragon is Satan.

And when the dragon cannot destroy the Child, his fury turns against the woman.

Suddenly the pattern becomes impossible to miss.

Pharaoh tried to destroy Israel’s sons.

Haman tried to destroy the Jewish people.

Herod tried to destroy the Jewish Messiah.

And Revelation reveals the spiritual enemy behind the war against God’s redemptive purposes.

That does not mean every disagreement with Israel is antisemitism.

Israel’s own prophets rebuked Israel fiercely.

Governments can be criticized.

Policies can be challenged.

Wrongdoing can be condemned.

But hatred of Jews because they are Jews is entirely different.

And Gentile believers were given a warning that should thunder through the Church:

“Do not boast against the branches.”
Romans 11:18

Why?

Israel remains:

“Beloved for the sake of the fathers.”
Romans 11:28

And then Paul gives the reason:

“For the gifts and the calling of God are irrevocable.”
Romans 11:29

Antisemitism keeps changing its mask.
Blood libel.

Well poisoning.

Racial theories.

World conspiracy.
Political scapegoating.

The accusation changes.

The hatred remains.
But there is another pattern running through history.

Egyptian dynasties disappeared.

Babylon fell.

Persia changed.

Rome fell.

The Nazi Reich collapsed.

Yet the Jewish people remain.

Scattered.

Persecuted.

Hunted.

Nearly annihilated.

Yet still here.

The enemy has repeatedly attempted to erase the people connected with God’s promises.

But Satan cannot cancel a covenant made by YHWH.

History has recorded thousands of years of antisemitism.

Scripture tells us how the story ends.

“For I am YHWH, I do not change; therefore you are not consumed, O sons of Jacob.”
Malachi 3:6

Antisemitism is ancient.

But God’s faithfulness is older.

[Albert Wang @albert70x7]

The LORD
“I will go before you and make the crooked places straight.”
Isaiah 45:2a (NKJV)

#Jesus #Christianity #Faith #Bible #HolySpirit

[Eric Daugherty @EricLDaugh]

🚨 UPDATE: In a SHOCKING incident, a young Iranian-American tells MI Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed that his family was hunted and k*lled by the Islamists in Iran — and asks Abdul to CONDEMN the IRGC...

...Abdul refused IN HIS FACE.

"WE'RE DYING."

"You said you didn't want to comment on Ayatollah Khamenei's death...that silence left a GAPING HOLE IN OUR COMMUNITY. Do you renounce the people that held vigils that supported this TERRORIST? Do you stand against the Islamic Republic of Iran that killed 50,000 protestors? Please!"

ABDUL: My worry is when one decides we go in and take out the leadership of foreign government... *word salad against Trump's Iran intervention*

STUDENT: YOU STILL HAVEN'T SAID IT. WE'RE DYING.

ABDUL: I want to be careful.

WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS GUY?!

Abdul is an Islamist...he is MORE WORRIED about upsetting radical Islamic voters so he can win the election than standing with the civilians.

You know why? Because he knows that it nets him more votes.

If he tries to stand with the Iranian civilians, the Left would paint him as sympathizing with Trump. THAT'S WHAT THIS IS ABOUT.

He hates Trump so much he's willing to stand with the IRGC. Vote for Mike Rogers!

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

THEY HID THE WHOLE THING.

Legacy media refused to show you a single second of President Trump’s speech and historic state dinner with Xi Jinping. Here is the entire night, start to finish, with translations.

That is not journalism. That is information control. Watch it yourself. Do not let them keep you in the dark.

[Eternity Planner @IIIDeaton]

"Seeing then that all these things shall be dissolved, what manner of persons ought you to be in all holy conversation and godliness ...?"
2Ptr3:11

Holy Spirit inspired question we all should confront.

[Daniel Cohen @DanielCohenTV]

🚨BREAKING: Prime Minister Netanyahu as he steps up to the mic at the UN—

“Any other moral cowards who haven’t left the hall, please do so now.”
🇺🇸🇮🇱🕊️

[Tammy Jo Leichliter @tjpowell2008]

Oh the Goodness of God is indescribable! He really is love! Pure love! Thank you, Lord, every day your mercy is New! and you are so so good and faithful!🙌

[𝕷𝖚𝖐𝖊 𝕬𝖕𝖕𝖑𝖊𝖙𝖔𝖓 ♱ @lukeappleton]

Today, Christians are the only people with hope.

We have a monopoly on it.

The world has lost hope. Eat, drink for tomorrow we die.

But Christians, we have hope. War may be coming. But it’s God’s Kingdom that we see ahead.

We trust and believe!

[Mark @Mark_Wilson_25]

FROM THE DEPTHS: JONAH & YOM KIPPUR.

Every year on Yom Kippur, during the afternoon service, Jewish communities around the world read the book of Jonah.

Why Jonah?

Because Jonah is one of the clearest pictures in the Tanakh of teshuvah — turning back to God.

Nineveh was a violent, wicked city under judgment. God sent Jonah with a warning:

“Yet forty days, and Nineveh shall be overthrown!”
— Jonah 3:4

But something extraordinary happened.

The people believed God.

They humbled themselves.

They fasted.

They turned from their wickedness.

And Scripture says:

“When God saw their deeds, that they turned from their wicked way, then God relented concerning the calamity which He had declared He would bring upon them.”
— Jonah 3:10

That is why Jonah belongs on Yom Kippur.
The message is not simply:

Feel sorry.

It is:

TURN.

The Hebrew idea of teshuvah carries the sense of returning.

Return to God.

Return from sin.

Return while there is still time.

But Jonah is not only about Nineveh’s repentance.

Jonah himself must return.

He runs from the presence of the LORD, resists God’s calling, and becomes angry when God shows mercy.

The prophet preaching repentance is also being confronted by God.

It is easy to see the sins of Nineveh.

It is harder to see the Jonah within ourselves.

And then there is Jonah’s descent.

He goes down to Joppa.

Down into the ship.

Down into the sea.

Down into the depths.

For three days and three nights, Jonah disappears beneath the waters.

Then he is brought up again.

“I descended to the roots of the mountains... but You have brought up my life from the pit, O LORD my God.”
— Jonah 2:6

Jonah’s story is not only about repentance.

It is also about descent and deliverance.
From the depths, Jonah remembers the temple:

“When my soul fainted within me, I remembered the LORD, and my prayer came to You, into Your holy temple.”
— Jonah 2:7

A man in the depths.

A holy God.

A cry for mercy.
And a return.

Yet Jonah contains another surprise.

Nineveh is not Israel.

It is a Gentile city.

And still God sends a prophet.

Still God warns.

Still God shows compassion.

The God of Israel reveals that His mercy reaches farther than Jonah wanted it to.

That is why the book ends with one of the most arresting questions in Scripture:

“Should I not have compassion on Nineveh...?”
— Jonah 4:11

And then the book stops.

No answer from Jonah.

Just God’s question.

Perhaps the reader is meant to answer it.

Do we share God’s heart for mercy?

Jonah knew exactly who God was:

“For I knew that You are a gracious and compassionate God, slow to anger and abundant in lovingkindness.”
— Jonah 4:2

His theology was correct.

His heart still needed to change.

But Yom Kippur goes deeper still.

Because repentance is not the whole question.

The Torah asks how sin itself is dealt with before a holy God.
“For the life of the flesh is in the blood, and I have given it to you on the altar to make atonement for your souls.”
— Leviticus 17:11

And Leviticus 16 gives one of Scripture’s most vivid pictures of sin being removed from the people.

Sin is not ignored.

It is dealt with.

Removed.

Carried away.

That makes Micah’s words especially powerful:
“Who is a God like You, who pardons iniquity... You will cast all their sins into the depths of the sea.”
— Micah 7:18–19

Jonah descends into the depths of the sea.

Micah says God casts sins into the depths of the sea.

Yom Kippur is about more than remorse.

It is about the possibility that guilt can actually be removed.

But then Scripture raises an even deeper question:

How does God ultimately provide that atonement?

Abraham once said:
“God will provide for Himself the lamb.”
— Genesis 22:8

The Torah teaches that God gives blood for atonement.

And later Isaiah speaks of a Servant who would be:

“Pierced for our transgressions... crushed for our iniquities.”

Then Isaiah says:

“The LORD has caused the iniquity of us all to fall on Him.”
— Isaiah 53:5–6

What a progression.

God provides.

God gives.

God removes.

God bears.

Repentance matters.

Humility matters.

Turning back matters.

But Scripture continually points beyond what we do toward what God Himself provides.

And Jonah stands quietly in the middle of this great biblical story:

A prophet who descends into the depths.

Three days.

Then deliverance.

No explanation forced.

No conclusion imposed.

Just the question left hanging before us:

Will we keep running from God, or will we return to Him?

And perhaps Yom Kippur asks one more:

When God provides the way of atonement, will we recognize it?

“Return to Me, and I will return to you.”
— Malachi 3:7

That is the heartbeat of Jonah.

That is the heartbeat of teshuvah.

And it may be one of the deepest heartbeats of Yom Kippur.

[Tammy Jo Leichliter @tjpowell2008]

Surely, Jesus is coming soon! These are the evil days of Lot!