It would be a shame if we have to start making individual memes of Faux "journalists" and "talk show hosts." I'm still holding out hope that they'll be the tip of the spear on the media front, but… Well. I'll know when if I have to.
cont: https://westpalmbeachchurchofchrist.com/old-testament/joshua/faith-to-stop-the-sun.html
Think about the message of Joshua 10-12. What did the first generation say that they could not do? What did they say was impossible? They told Moses, Aaron, Joshua, and Caleb that it was impossible for them to conquer Canaan because there are giants in the land and the cities are fortified to the sky. What just happened? God did what the people thought impossible. The only time they lost in the whole conquest of the land was at a little town of Ai because the people broke faith and did not do what God had told them to. The first generation told God that this could not happen. Because they thought that, they were left to wander in the wilderness. Nothing is too great for God. What are we not praying because we do not believe God can do it? What are we not praying because we do not believe God will do it? Do not hold back in your prayer life. Is this not the exact point that James is making?
The prayer of a righteous person has great power as it is working. Elijah was a man with a nature like ours, and he prayed fervently that it might not rain, and for three years and six months it did not rain on the earth. Then he prayed again, and heaven gave rain, and the earth bore its fruit. (James 5:16–18 ESV)
Elijah is not to be put into a different category in our minds and neither is Joshua. Do not indicate by your lack of prayer that you do not believe God can do something. I asked earlier, who would believe that the sun would stop in the sky for Joshua? The same people who believed that the walls would fall when walking around them. Who would believe that God would answer our bold prayers? The same people who believe God raised a dead person to life. Jesus is why we can pray those prayers.
Jesus is why we boldly approach God’s throne with our bold requests.
Nothing is too difficult for God.
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“Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph.” ― Thomas Paine, The American Crisis
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Phil Mickelson bolts to Saudi-backed LIV Tour after months of controversy
June 6, 2022
"The Great White Shark has caught his biggest fish.
Greg Norman, the front man for the controversial Saudi-backed LIV Golf series, on Monday landed 51-year-old Phil Mickelson, The Post has learned exclusively.
Last week, LIV Golf announced 42 of the 48 players in the field for its first event, June 9-11 outside of London. World No. 13 Dustin Johnson was the biggest name on the list. Now the event will also feature Mickelson, who’ll be playing a tournament for the first time since Feb. 6 when he competed in the Saudi International.
Johnson’s participation came as a surprise considering he’d publicly backed the PGA Tour in February. But a report out of the United Kingdom in The Telegraph, said Johnson was offered about $125 million by LIV Golf to join its series of tournaments.
It’s unknown what Mickelson was offered to join, but sources told The Post that negotiations between LIV Golf and Mickelson’s camp had been ongoing and there was a point last week that LIV believed Mickelson was on board. That negotiation was finally completed Monday.
“Phil Mickelson is unequivocally one of the greatest golfers of this generation,’’ Norman said. “His contributions to the sport and connection to fans around the globe cannot be overstated and we are grateful to have him. He strengthens an exciting field for London where we’re proud to launch a new era for golf.”
A complication for Mickelson has been the public fallout from comments he made to a writer (in a conversation Mickelson asserted was private) that ripped both the PGA Tour and the Saudi venture.
Since his comments were published, Mickelson issued a public apology and stated that he was going to take some time away from the game and has been in a state of self-exile. He last played a PGA Tour event in January at the Farmers Insurance Open.
Since then, the six-time major championship winner has skipped the Masters, which he’s won three times and calls his favorite event, and last month’s PGA Championship, at which was slated to defend the title he won in 2021."
Sauce/moar: https://nypost.com/2022/06/06/phil-mickelson-joins-liv-tour-after-months-of-controversy/
This is almost as big a scandal as that time Tiger married Phil's nanny..