Considering answers to those faith-questions we all ask…
I made the mistake the other day of tuning in, briefly, to NPR "news". It really isn't news, it's opinion dressed as news. Within thirty seconds of listening, which is the time it normally takes for me to detect propaganda on NPR news, I was hearing support for Hamas funded by the tax payer, and how the brave "freedom fighters" will "regain their homeland" eventually.
Whatever you think of Tucker Carlson (I agree with him on most things) I believe he should enter a future hall of fame with at least one of his phrases-one which touched me. He said , "Telling the truth makes you stronger".
We're all familiar with reports of war from Ukraine and Gaza. War between nations and people groups is as old as human nature, unfortunately. This is the most visible form of war, but not the only one, by far.
Views of the "rapture of the Church" vary enormously, from people not believing that it's a Biblical event at all and who say it will never happen, to the insistance that all true believers will be whisked from the earth any day now, in order to save us all from suffering and from what's to come upon the earth during the "Tribulation".
I've heard, and perhaps you have, well-meaning Christians, having been given a little praise or encouragement, claiming humility, saying, "It's all God". They're wrong: it isn't "all God".
Fuel for Faith, Food for Thought 