"Thousands of kids left stranded at Spain Border "- YouTube Nick Shirley

https://m.youtube.com/shorts/6QTyykTjHKc 

🙏❤️✝️ "Fulani Ethnic Militia Kill 22 Christians in Renewed Attacks Across Benue State -'" Truth Nigeria

https://truthnigeria.com/2026/07/fulani-ethnic-militia-kill-22-christians-in-renewed-attacks-across-benue-state/ 

Imprecatory: Fulani 

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MAKURDI, Nigeria – At least 22 Christians were killed in renewed and separate attacks across three counties in Nigeria’s Central Benue State between July 24 and July 29..."

Pray w/o Ceasing for Nigeria "Fulani Ethnic Militia Kill 22 Christians in Renewed Attacks Across Benue State "

https://truthnigeria.com/2026/07/fulani-ethnic-militia-kill-22-christians-in-renewed-attacks-across-benue-state/ 

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MAKURDI, Nigeria – At least 22 Christians were killed in renewed and separate attacks across three counties in Nigeria’s Central Benue State between July 24 and July 29..."

"World Day Against Trafficking: why literacy is a powerful weapon

https://www.mnnonline.org/news/world-day-against-trafficking-why-literacy-is-a-powerful-weapon/ 

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July 30 is World Day Against Trafficking. In India, poverty and lack of education create openings for traffickers to exploit millions of people. Mission India is highlighting one practical way to help prevent trafficking before it begins: literacy.

Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain..." (Exodus 20:7, KJV)

The Third Commandment is:

"Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain..." (Exodus 20:7, KJV)

Theologians have understood this commandment in several related ways. Here are ten of the most common interpretations:

1. Profanity or cursing with God's name This is the most familiar interpretation: using God's name as a swear word or in an irreverent way.

2. Making false oaths Using God's name to guarantee something that is untrue. For example, saying, "I swear to God," while lying or intending to deceive.

3. Breaking vows made to God Making promises to God and then deliberately failing to keep them without repentance.

4. Claiming God said something He did not Saying, "God told me..." or "God wants you to..." when He has not actually spoken. Many theologians see this as a serious misuse of God's name.

5. Using God's name to manipulate others Invoking God's authority to pressure, intimidate, or control people for personal gain.

6. Hypocrisy: Calling yourself a follower of God while deliberately living in a way that dishonors Him. Since God's people bear His name, their actions reflect on Him.

7. Treating God casually or disrespectfully Using God's name as a meaningless expression ("Oh my God") or speaking of Him without reverence.

8. False teaching: Teaching error while claiming to represent God or Scripture faithfully. This takes God's name in vain because it misrepresents Him.

9. Using religion for personal gain Exploiting God's name for money, fame, political power, or influence rather than serving Him sincerely.

10. Bearing God's name without honoring Him Some scholars note that the Hebrew verb can also mean "carry" or "bear." In this view, the commandment warns God's covenant people not to bear His name "in vain" by representing Him falsely through their lives.

Many biblical scholars believe the commandment is broader than simply avoiding profanity. It calls believers to treat God's name, character, authority, and reputation with reverence in their speech, worship, promises, teaching, and daily lives.

Jesus also emphasized this principle when He taught His disciples to pray, "Hallowed be thy name" (Matthew 6:9, KJV), meaning God's name should be honored as holy.

"How should Christians respond to persecution? Global ministry weighs in". - Mission Network News

https://www.mnnonline.org/news/how-should-christians-respond-to-persecution-global-ministry-weighs-in/ 

"One in seven Christians live under high levels of persecution, according to a report by International Christian Concern. That is 380 million people.

Nettleton says that religious freedom matters, but the body of Christ’s first response to persecution should be walking alongside the family of God in prayer, not politics. Advocating for government change cannot be the end for Christians.

“The first priority I think should be spiritual action, and that starts with prayer,” Nettleton says. .."

Condolences 🙏✝️❤️"Islamic Extremists Kill 30 Christians in Nigerian Village" -

https://persecution.org/2026/07/28/islamic-extremists-kill-30-christians-in-nigerian-village/ 

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Gunmen entered Naridon late Sunday, July 26, and continued their assault into the early hours of Monday, July 27. Residents said the attackers opened fire on people inside their homes and set several houses ablaze as families fled into nearby fields and bushes.

Reports confirmed that at least 30 people died, including eight children. Several residents suffered injuries. Security personnel reportedly reached the village hours after the attackers had left..."

"At least 1 dead, 10 injured in Texas shooting; suspect dead after standoff"

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/least-1-dead-11-victims-active-shooting-incident-texas-gunman-barricad-rcna349808 

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The suspect, Victor Mata Villarreal, 45, allegedly fired at police and bystanders and then barricaded himself inside an abandoned veterinary clinic building, the Texas Department of Public Safety said in a news release.

He was found dead inside the building around 12:30 p.m. No law enforcement officers were injured, DPS said..."

Condolences 🙏 ✝️ ❤️ "Pakistan: More than 30 people killed after suicide bomber targets train carrying military personnel "

https://news.sky.com/story/pakistan-dozens-injured-in-bombing-near-railway-track-as-train-passes-officials-say-13547487 

"More than 30 people have died after a suicide bomber targeted a train carrying military personnel and their families in Pakistan on Sunday, officials said in an update on Monday..."

🙏✝️"These Christian Girls from Pakistan Were Forced Into Marriage by Muslims "

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/05/christian-girls-pakistan-forced-marriage-muslims/ 

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There are roughly 1,000 young girls from Christian families in Pakistan each year who are kidnapped from their homes and forced into marriages with Muslims..."

"Christian Missionary Missing In Mexico After Armed Men Objected To Distribution Of Bibles - " Daily

https://harbingersdaily.com/christian-missionary-missing-in-mexico-after-armed-men-objected-to-distribution-of-bibles/ 

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Benito Guevara Arcos was last seen March 31 in San Vicente, a community in Chilpancingo de los Bravos Municipality, where he had traveled from Ocotito to share the Gospel. When he failed to return by nightfall, a fellow Protestant Christian went searching for him and was told by neighbors that armed men had objected to his preaching and forced him into a vehicle.."

"US resident returns home after release from Iran prison | "

https://www.iranintl.com/en/202605199966 

“After a long journey from Evin to Yerevan to DC, we joyfully announce that Shahab Dalili is finally home safe with his family after a decade+ of wrongful detention in Iran,” the advocacy group wrote on X, adding that his relatives now hope he can “reintegrate smoothly into normal life.”

"Christian Publishers Endure Harsh Conditions in Prison - "

https://persecution.org/2026/05/15/christian-publishers-endure-harsh-conditions-in-prison/ 

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Chang Yuchun and his wife, Li Chenhui, remain in brutal conditions in separate prisons in Xi’an City, Shaanxi province, China.  

The couple was involved in printing Christian literature and materials in Xi’an in 2015. In July 2020, their company was raided .."

"Church Construction Rejected for 22 Years -" International Christian Concern

https://persecution.org/2026/05/15/church-construction-rejected-for-22-years/ 

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The construction process for the Indonesian Pentecostal Church (GPI) in Tanjung Senang Village, Bandar Lampung, Indonesia, has once again reached a deadlock.  

The conflict.."

: Prayers 🙏 for So Cal again 🔥🚒"Sandy Fire explodes to nearly 2500 acres, spreads toward L.A. County"

"Sandy Fire explodes to nearly 2500 acres, spreads toward L.A. County

27 minutes ago — Officials say the fast-moving, wind-driven Sandy fire has exploded

https://www.google.com/search?q=simi+valley+fire&client=ms-opera-mini-android&channel=new&tpsf=opminienpf#ebo=0 

Dear blog followers, please pray 🙏 for me !

“Call upon Me in the day of trouble; I will deliver you” — Psalm 50:15

Heavenly Father, Almighty God, Creator of heaven and earth, I come before You in the name of Jesus Christ, Your Son, the Healer and Redeemer. Lord, I lift up this person to You right now as they are preparing to go into the emergency room with severe lower back pain. You see their body, You see their suffering, and You see every detail that is hidden from human eyes.

Lord Jesus, You are the Great Physician. You walked among the sick, You touched the broken, You healed the lame, and You brought comfort to those in pain. I ask that You extend Your healing hand right now over their body. Touch their lower back, every muscle, every nerve, every disc, every joint, and bring relief where there is pain. Let inflammation be reduced, let tension release, and let comfort begin to replace distress.

Father, I ask for wisdom upon the doctors, nurses, and medical staff who will care for them. Give them clarity of mind, sharp discernment, and compassion in their actions. Guide them quickly to the right tests, the right diagnosis, and the right treatment. If there is anything serious or hidden causing this pain, reveal it early and clearly so it can be treated properly. If it is something that can heal with time and rest, let that healing be steady and complete.

Lord, I ask for peace to cover their mind right now. Remove fear, anxiety, and frustration. Replace it with Your calm presence. Let them not be overwhelmed by waiting or uncertainty. Let them feel Your nearness even in the emergency room, even in the pain, even in the discomfort.

Jesus, You said that You are our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Be present now in that hospital room. Let them sense that they are not alone. Strengthen their body to endure the process of waiting, evaluation, and treatment. Give them patience when things move slowly and relief when care is given.

Father, I also ask for protection over their entire body. Protect their spine, their kidneys, their nerves, and every system that supports them. Let nothing dangerous grow or worsen. Let healing begin even before treatment is fully administered. Let their body respond well to whatever medication or care is given.

Lord, I thank You that You are merciful and good. I thank You that You hear prayer. I thank You that You care about even this moment of pain and uncertainty. Let this situation not lead to fear, but to restoration. Let it not lead to harm, but to healing. Let it not lead to confusion, but to peace and clarity.

In the mighty and powerful name of Jesus Christ I pray, Amen.

I'm heading to the ER ! 

Sunday 5.17.25

8:14pm pst 

"Ugandan Evangelist Killed by Suspected Muslims After Sharing the Gospel | "

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/05/ugandan-evangelist-killed-suspected-muslims-sharing-gospel/ 

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Alfred Kitenga was reportedly beaten and stabbed around 9:30 p.m. on April 9 as he and his wife, Anna Grace Nabirye, were returning from a preaching event in the Namungoona area of Kampala, according to a report from Morning Star News..."

JK's Prayer Reflections

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🙏 - Today is National Day of Prayer, 5.7.26 🙏✝️ let us all spend eXtra time talking to God 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🌎

I love praying ❤️✝️🙏

Here are 100 prayer prompts 

1. President Donald Trump: For wisdom in executive decisions and leadership.

2. The Vice President: For strength and discernment in their supporting role.

3. The Cabinet: For the Secretaries of State, Defense, and Treasury as they navigate global shifts.

4. The Supreme Court: For justice, integrity, and adherence to the Constitution.

5. The U.S. Senate: Especially as they debate the 2026 budget.

6. The House of Representatives: For unity in serving the American people.

7. 2026 Midterm Candidates: For integrity and peace during the upcoming election cycle.

8. State Governors: For those managing local economies and state-specific challenges.

9. Local Mayors and City Councils: For the safety and flourishing of our cities.

10. The Department of Justice: For fairness and the rule of law.

11. U.S. Intelligence Agencies: For the protection of our borders and digital infrastructure.

12. The Federal Reserve: For wisdom in managing inflation and interest rates.

13. FEMA and Emergency Responders: For those dealing with spring storm seasons.

14. State Legislatures: For the many states currently debating new mid-decade redistricting maps.

15. Election Officials: For the security and transparency of the 2026 voting process.

16. Border Patrol and ICE: For those on the front lines of migration issues.

17. The National Guard: For those deployed domestically for safety and disaster relief.

18. The Department of Education: For the safety and excellence of our schools.

19. Veterans Affairs: For the health and support of those who have served.

20. Diplomats and Ambassadors: For those representing American interests abroad.

## II. Global Conflicts & Peace

21. Iran-U.S. Negotiations: For a peaceful resolution to the ongoing conflict and military buildup.

22. Ukraine: For an end to the war and comfort for the millions displaced.

23. Israel and Gaza: For lasting peace and the protection of innocent civilians.

24. Mali: For those facing the recent surge in insurgent attacks and civil unrest.

25. Myanmar: For the civilians caught in the ongoing civil war.

26. Sudan: For an end to the civil war as it enters its fourth year.

27. Venezuela: For a diplomatic solution to the current tensions with the U.S.

28. Taiwan: For stability and peace in the Indo-Pacific region.

29. Haiti: For the restoration of order and safety from gang violence.

30. The Sahel Region: For those facing terrorism and political instability.

31. Yemen: For the continued efforts to maintain ceasefires and provide aid.

32. Syria: For the 16 million people still requiring humanitarian assistance.

33. The Democratic Republic of Congo: For peace in the eastern provinces.

34. Ethiopia: For continued healing and reconstruction following internal conflicts.

35. South Sudan: For those facing both conflict and extreme flooding.

36. North and South Korea: For the maintenance of peace on the peninsula.

37. Global Peacemakers: For the UN and various Boards of Peace meeting in Davos and elsewhere.

38. Religious Minorities: For those facing persecution in various nations.

39. Military Families: For the families of those deployed in the Middle East and Caribbean.

40. Cybersecurity Teams: For those defending against global state-sponsored digital attacks.

## III. Humanitarian & Social Issues

41. Famine in Sudan: For the millions currently facing starvation.

42. The Global Refugee Crisis: For the 117 million people forcibly displaced worldwide.

43. Human Trafficking Victims: For the rescue and restoration of the vulnerable.

44. The International Migration Review Forum: For the leaders meeting this week in New York.

45. Global Poverty: For the nearly 50% of people in Watchlist countries living in extreme poverty.

46. Health Care Workers: For those serving in conflict zones like Gaza and Sudan.

47. Clean Water Access: For communities in sub-Saharan Africa and rural Asia.

48. Educational Access: For children in war-torn areas whose schools have been closed or attacked.

49. Orphans and Foster Children: For loving homes and stable futures.

50. The Elderly: For those facing isolation or lack of care in our own communities.

51. Mental Health: For those struggling with anxiety, depression, and the New World Disorder.

52. Addiction Recovery: For those fighting the opioid and fentanyl crises.

53. Homeless Populations: For the hidden homeless in our suburbs and the visible in our cities.

54. Prisoners and Reform: For those seeking a second chance and for a just legal system.

55. Economic Stability: For families struggling with rising gas and grocery prices.

56. Farmers and Agriculture: For a bountiful harvest and fair markets.

57. Small Business Owners: For those providing jobs and services in our local towns.

58. Victims of Natural Disasters: For those recovering from recent floods in Brazil and East Africa.

59. Religious Freedom: That all may be free to worship according to their conscience.

60. Unity in the Church: That believers would lead the way in love and service.

## IV. People in Our Communities

61. First Responders: For our local police, fire, and EMT departments.

62. Teachers and Professors: For wisdom as they finish the spring semester.

63. Students: For those preparing for graduations and final exams.

64. Parents: For patience and wisdom in raising the next generation.

65. Marriages: For the strengthening of families and commitments.

66. Pastors and Ministry Leaders: For spiritual refreshment and clarity of vision.

67. Doctors and Nurses: For our local hospitals and clinics.

68. The Unemployed: For those searching for meaningful work.

69. Widows and Widowers: For comfort and a supportive community.

70. Youth Leaders: For those mentoring teenagers in a digital age.

71. Scientists and Researchers: For breakthroughs in medicine and technology.

72. Journalists and Media: For a commitment to truth and stories that build unity.

73. Artists and Creators: For those bringing beauty and inspiration to the world.

74. Athletes and Coaches: For integrity and safety in sports.

75. The Sick and Ailing: For healing and peace for those in our local congregations.

76. New Neighbors: For those moving into our communities to feel welcomed.

77. Volunteers: For those giving their time to food banks and shelters.

78. Social Workers: For those navigating the complexities of family services.

79. Truck Drivers and Logistics: For those keeping our supply chains moving.

80. Utility Workers: For those maintaining our power, water, and internet.

## V. Specific Requests for the Future

81. The 2028 Olympics: For the planning and preparation for the upcoming LA games.

82. AI Development: That technology would be used for the benefit of humanity.

83. Space Exploration: For the safety of astronauts on current missions.

84. Climate Stewardship: For wisdom in caring for the environment and resources.

85. Generational Healing: For the mending of divides between young and old.

86. Political Civility: For a return to respectful discourse in our nation.

87. The Gospel: For its continued spread and impact around the world.

88. Bible Translators: For those working to bring the Word to every language.

89. Missions Organizations: For protection for those serving in closed countries.

90. Christian Education: For the growth of schools and universities grounded in faith.

91. Protection of Life: For the most vulnerable from conception to natural death.

92. Racial Reconciliation: For continued progress in understanding and unity.

93. Economic Innovation: For new ideas to solve old problems of scarcity.

94. Integrity in Tech: For the leaders of social media platforms.

95. The Persecuted Church: For the strength and courage of believers in underground churches.

96. Global Literacy: That everyone would have the opportunity to read and learn.

97. Cultural Influence: That the themes of the National Day of Prayer would last all year.

98. Personal Growth: For a renewed heart of service in every individual.

99. Our Childrens Future: For a world of peace and opportunity for the next generation.

100. Thanksgiving: For the freedoms we enjoy and the hope we share.

"Prayer: Old Approach, New Wonders " by Larry Dossey MD

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