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If you read the following verses, you will discover that the words spoken by Christ were not his own but rather the words of the Father being spoken through him. John 12:44 Jesus cried and said, He that believeth on me, believeth not on me, but on him that sent me. And he that seeth me seeth him that sent me. I am come a light into the world, that whosoever believeth on me should not abide in darkness. And if any man hear my words, and believe not, I judge him not: for I came not to judge the world, but to save the world. He that rejecteth me, and receiveth not my words, hath one that judgeth him: the word that I have spoken, the same shall judge him in the last day. For I have not spoken of myself; but the Father which sent me, he gave me a commandment, what I should say, and what I should speak. And I know that his commandment is life everlasting: whatsoever I speak therefore, even as the Father said unto me, so I speak. Why is this so important to know? Because when you go back and read everything Christ spoke was actually God speaking. When you read John 3:16 and allow the words to be spoken from God it appears differently. John 3:16 says, “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. Now if we write the same verse ask if God was speaking it would be this way. “For I so loved the world, that I gave my only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. For I sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world; but that the world through him might be saved. These words would have been what God said. The next time you read the Gospels, replace “I” for the word “God” to hear God’s own words. God gave his own words to Christ, and Christ spoke the words of the Father.

NASA’s Historic Blueprint: Humanity’s First Permanent City on the Moon Stop scrolling — this is not science fiction. This is the future unfolding right now. NASA has unveiled an ambitious plan to build humanity’s first permanent, large-scale settlement on the Moon. Far beyond small outposts or short visits, the agency is designing a sprawling, sustainable lunar base spanning hundreds of square miles — a true city on another world. The Vision: From Outpost to Lunar Civilization The focus is the Lunar South Pole, a region rich in water ice — the most valuable resource in space. This water can be converted into: Oxygen for breathing Hydrogen for rocket fuel By turning the Moon into a refueling station, NASA is creating a vital stepping stone for deeper space exploration, particularly future missions to Mars. The Technology Powering the Dream Building a city on the Moon requires cutting-edge innovation: MoonFall Drones: Advanced “hopping” drones that will survey terrain, map safe zones, and prepare landing sites. Next-Gen Lunar Terrain Vehicles (LTVs): High-speed, long-range rovers developed with commercial partners like Astrolab and Lunar Outpost, allowing astronauts to explore vast distances. Phased Development: The project is structured in three major stages — establishing reliable access, achieving initial operating capability, and finally creating a fully sustainable, permanent human presence. This isn’t just about planting flags. Through international collaboration and strong commercial partnerships, NASA is laying the foundation for a new lunar economy — one that could transform humanity into a true multi-planetary species. The Moon is no longer just a destination. It is becoming our first home beyond Earth. The Artemis era has officially begun — and the age of lunar cities is closer than you think.

A highly contagious norovirus outbreak is currently spreading across the United States with wastewater data showing consistently high viral activity in many regions. The Northeast and Midwest are among the most affected areas while clusters have also been reported among hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail in California. Health experts say the virus spreads extremely fast through contaminated food surfaces and close contact especially in crowded places. New mutated strains like GII.4 and GII.17 are circulating which spread more easily due to lower immunity in people. Symptoms include sudden vomiting diarrhea stomach cramps nausea and mild fever and most people recover within 1 to 3 days. However vulnerable groups like children elderly and immunocompromised patients face higher dehydration risks and complications. #Norovirus #HealthAlert #USOutbreak #PublicHealth #fblifestyle Disclaimer: This information is based on public health reports. It is for educational purposes only and not medical advice.

Spend the week with the Lord! We often dedicate our time and resources to things we desire, but this week, let’s focus on immersing ourselves in the scriptures before the week unfolds. Each day offers a unique opportunity to connect with God. On "More of You" Mondays, we reflect on our longing for God’s presence through His Word (John 3:30). "Tasty" Tuesday invites us to experience the goodness of the Lord, reminding us that those who seek refuge in Him are blessed (Psalms 34:8). On "Work It Out" Wednesday, we are encouraged to actively pursue our salvation with reverence, knowing that God is at work within us (Philippians 2:12-13). "Thirsty" Thursday emphasizes the blessing of those who crave righteousness, promising fulfillment (Matthew 5:6). As we reach "Freedom" Fridays, we are reminded that through faith, we can approach God with confidence (Ephesians 5:12). "Serve the Lord" Saturday calls us to dedicate our efforts to the Lord, knowing that our true service is to Christ (Colossians 3:23-24). Finally, on "Spirit" Sunday, we are encouraged to repent and embrace the gift of the Holy Spirit (Acts 2:38). By seeking the Lord daily, you will find His presence unwavering in your life. I would love to hear how your week with the Lord unfolds!

Technology Samsung Messages Is Going Away for Good. Here's How to Save Everything First By Omar Gallaga, 1 day ago IGN is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn Google Messages has been Samsung's preferred texting app since 2024. In July, it becomes the only option. There's a hard cutoff coming for Samsung Messages, and it's closer than most people realize. The app stops functioning for US users in July 2026, and unlike a lot of software transitions, this one doesn't offer much of a grace period, when it's gone, access to any unmigrated text history goes with it. Moving to Google Messages is the natural destination, and Samsung has made the process relatively painless for those who start early. The mistake would be treating this like a low-priority item and discovering in July that years of conversations didn't make the trip. On a page with information about the switch, Samsung points to instructions on how to swap over to Google's Messages app, including for phones that are still on Android 12 and Android 13. Samsung has historically included its own Messages app on Galaxy phones, but began transitioning toward Google Messages as early as 2021. To encourage people to switch to Google Messages, Samsung's instructions list includes new features offered by Google Messages, like RCS-enabled texting for features like typing indicators, easier group chats and sending higher-quality images. Google's Messages app also has AI-powered spam detection and spam filters, multi-device access to messages and some built-in Gemini AI features. It's also the app that most Android phones use as their default texting app, including Samsung's more recent Galaxy S26. There are other SMS texting app alternatives in the Google Play Store if you don't want to use the one made by Google. Samsung has not said when exactly in July mess

"BLESSED BE THE GOD AND FATHER OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST. WHICH ACCORDING TO HIS ABUNDANT MERCY HATH BEGOTTEN US AGAIN UNTO A LIVELY HOPE BY THE RESURRECTION OF OF JESUS CHrIST FROM THE DEAD TO AN INHERITANCE INCORRUPTIBLE, AND UNDEFILED, AND THat FADETH NOT AWAY. RESERVED IN HEAVEN FOR YOU. WHO ARE KEPT By THE POWER OF GOD THROUGH FAITH UNTO SALVATION READY TO BE REVEALED IN THE LAST TIME. WHEREIN YE GREATLY REJOICE, THOUGH NOW FOR A SEASON IF NEED BE. YE ARE IN HEAVINESS THrOUGH MANIFOLD TEMPTATIONS: THAT THE TRIAL OF YOUR FAITH, BEING MUCH MORE PRECIOUS THAN OF GOLD THAT PERISHETH. THOUGH IT BE TRIED WITH FIRE, MIGHT BE FOUND UNTO PRAISE AND HONOR AND GLORY AT THE APPEARING OF JESUS CHRIST: WHOM HAVING NOT SEEN. YE LOVE: IN WHOM THOUGH NOW YE SEE HIM NOT. YET BELIEVING. YE REJOICE WITH JOY UNSPEAKABLE AND FULL OF GLORY: RECEIVING THE END OF YOUR FAITH. EVEN THE SALVATION OF YOUR SOULS"! (1 Peter 1:3-9)! Can anyone ever imagine such a greeting to the people, that would offer such assurance and wonder? The unutterable efficacy of the God of Heaven addressing His Elect, and expressing to them His Limitless Love for them. leaves the heart and mind in total amazement! How do we respond to this? But. to fall on our faces, and offer such feeble attempts of praise and worship.Even though at times, we are hard pressed on all sides, Our Heavenly Father Inhabits The Praise of His People! (Psalm 22:3)! "HE THAT DWELLETH IN THE SECRET PLACE OF THE MOST HIGH SHALL aBIDE UNdER THe SHadow of the ALMIGHTY.I WILL SAY OF THE LORD. HE IS MY REFUGE AND MY FORTRESS: MY GOD; IN HIM WILL I TRUST"! (Psalm 91:

This lander will carry all the equipment to the Moon to start building the Moon Base. And it launches as early as this fall… Meet the Blue Moon Mark 1 Endurance, Blue Origin's lunar lander, selected by NASA as the very first mission of the Moon Base program. 🌕 Here's what it's carrying on its first trip… 🎥 Stereo Cameras — to study how rocket thrusters interact with the Moon's surface during landing. 🔦 Laser Retroreflective Array helps orbiting spacecraft pinpoint their exact location above the Moon And its destination? The Shackleton Connecting Ridge is a key location near the lunar South Pole where NASA plans to build a permanent human outpost. This mission isn't just a delivery run… Every piece of data it collects will help prepare for astronaut landings in 2028. 👨‍🚀 NASA awarded Blue Origin $188 million for this mission — with an option for $280 million more based on performance. The Moon Base era doesn't start in the future. It starts this fall. 🚀 Are you ready to watch history happen? 👇 📸 Credit: Blue Origin / NASA

My heart breaks reading this. Twenty-one years is a long time to carry that kind of emotional weight, especially when it slowly chips away at your sense of self. What stands out to me is that seeing how he treated his own mother during her illness gave you a glimpse of a future you knew you couldn’t survive. Sometimes those moments of clarity are painful, but they reveal truths we’ve been trying to ignore for far too long. I can also hear the grief in your words—not grief for the relationship itself, but for the years you lost, the peace that was taken from you, and the version of yourself that spent so long enduring what no one should have to endure. The fact that you can still hear his voice in your head speaks to how deep emotional wounds can run. But that voice is not the truth about who you are. It’s an echo of what you survived. What matters most is that you got out. You chose life. You chose yourself. And even though you wish it had happened sooner, there is still courage in the fact that it happened at all. I hope each year puts a little more distance between his voice and your own, because your voice deserves to be the one that defines the rest of your story.

August 2, 1943. Solomon Islands. The explosion came without warning. Kennedy was 26 years old, commanding PT-109—a small American patrol torpedo boat made of plywood and powered by three massive engines that made it fast but fragile. In the early hours before dawn, while patrolling the dark waters near Blackett Strait, a Japanese destroyer emerged from the darkness at high speed. The Amagiri—a 2,000-ton steel warship—slammed directly into the tiny wooden patrol boat. PT-109 split in half like kindling. Fuel tanks ruptured. Gasoline ignited across the water. Flames spread in every direction. Two crew members were killed instantly in the collision. The rest were thrown into the burning ocean, surrounded by debris and enemy territory. But Lieutenant John F. Kennedy refused to abandon his men. Patrick McMahon, the engineering crewman, had been below deck when the collision happened. The explosion threw him directly into burning gasoline. His face, hands, and legs were covered in severe burns. He could barely swim. Kennedy found McMahon struggling in the water. Without hesitation, he grabbed the strap of McMahon's life jacket and clamped it between his teeth like a bit on a horse's bridle. Then he began swimming. Not to the nearest shore. Not to save himself. He swam toward a small island three miles away, towing the 180-pound injured sailor behind him through the dark Pacific Ocean. The swim lasted nearly four hours. Kennedy led ten surviving crew members through miles of open water, exhausted and wounded, while Japanese patrols searched the area for survivors to capture or kill. Some men clung to floating debris. Others swam on their own, following their young commander through the darkness. Finally, they collapsed on a tiny island later identified as Plum Pudding Island—barely more than a sandbar with a few palm trees. They were alive.