This Week In The News
Current Events
By Norbert Link
We begin with further developments regarding Trump’s Iran war, including the short-lived “Project Freedom” and new revelations that Iran has not been “defeated” by a long shot; and we report on the fragile state of the US Navy’s submarines and blasphemy and idolatry in the USA pertaining to a golden statue of Donald Trump. We also address Marco Rubio’s humiliating meeting with Pope Leo; and Cuba’s warning directed at the USA.
We continue with Tucker Carlson’s note-worthy interview with the German publication, “Die Zeit,” and with the claim that Epstein’s “suicide note” was a fake and a forgery.
We speak on dramatic and quick developments in Germany, including Russia’s verbal attacks on Germany; and the collapse of governments in Romania and Hungary; and Russia’s veiled threats against Albania.
We conclude with the chaos in Britain and a “government in decline.”
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Editorial
The Responsibility Is Ours
What does God expect of us?
We have an individual responsibility to respond to God’s calling with expectation and faith, for He has called each of us for a reason: to fulfill the plan He has for us. To take it personally, we are responsible for ourselves and for our salvation, because we choose for ourselves whether we will obey God. Nobody else can determine that for us. We will all give an account for our actions.
2 Corinthians 5:10 says that we will ALL appear before the judgment seat of Christ, “that each one may receive the things done in the body, according to what he has done, whether good or bad.” God is interested in each of us individually, in how we have lived our lives, and in whether or not we are counted worthy to be part of His Family. Does God count us worthy enough to be in His Family?
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Why do we have a ministerial conference?
Some may wonder why we hold a conference for the ministry. What is the purpose of meeting together?
Before we answer this question, some background history might be helpful.
In July of this year, it will mark the 25th year of existence for the Church of the Eternal God (CEG). While this is a good and impressive milestone, what is most important is that we continue doing the Work of God with fervency and zeal. Many people at the time when CEG was started stated that this organization would not last more than a few months. Yet, by the grace of God, we continue to operate and God continues to help open doors for us to preach the Gospel to the world (Matthew 28:19-20; 16:17-18).
One of the core tenets of CEG found in our Statement of Beliefs is the following:
“The Church’s Commission:
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