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Discouraged, Depleted, Drained! Don’t Give Up!!! Commentary By:  Gordon King Hello folks, I hope and pray that all are well!  However, if you are like me then you are most likely feeling down and depleted!  I’m not writing this to try and be a downer, but it is something that has been weighing heavily upon me for quite some time now and I have put off writing about it for that very reason.  I feel that there may be many more believers in the same boat that I am, and that is being discouraged, depleted mentally, drained emotionally, and even physically! I have been inundated with trials and tribulations, I have been attacked by unbelievers but even more so by believers!  And that my friends is very discouraging!  I feel the pressures of the world mounting greater each day, I see the disgusting and lewd behaviors of the world around me and I feel it tearing at my soul!  All of these things have taken a toll on me in many ways and I feel as though I have hit a wall.  Many times I hav

Former Ukraine prosecutor says he saw no evidence of wrongdoing by Biden By TRACY WILKINSON, SERGEI L. LOIKO SEP. 29, 2019 11:21 AM   Ukraine’s top law enforcement official repeatedly rebuffed President Trump’s personal lawyer’s demands to investigate Joe Biden and his son, insisting he had seen no evidence of wrongdoing that he could pursue despite Trump’s allegations. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Yuri Lutsenko, former Ukraine prosecutor general, said he told Rudolph Giuliani that he would be happy to cooperate if the FBI or other U.S. authorities began their own investigation of the former vice president and his son Hunter but insisted they had not broken any Ukrainian laws to his knowledge. Lutsenko, who was fired as prosecutor general last month, said he had urged Giuliani to launch a U.S. inquiry and go to court if he had any evidence but not to use Ukraine to conduct a political vendetta that could affect the U.S. election. “I said, ‘Let’s put this through

Friday anger in Cairo goats #Nile of its natures It carries with its fertile waters and development, salvation and gospel from the source of the downstream this time the voice of freedom set off from Lake Tana - the transformation began with the youth uprising in Addis 2015 - passed the Khartoum State Corridor in 2018 - is it time for change in the downstream witnessed today a compelling goat # Gomaa _ salvation, the first public announcement angry on corruption and living conditions and the settlement of the police state. Anti-government protests erupted in 2015 over a dispute between mostly Oromo citizens and the government over land ownership, but the protests widened to include political and human rights claims, leading to hundreds of deaths and thousands of arrests. The EPRDF has led the country to rapid economic growth in Africa's second most populous country, but has faced criticism from home and abroad for the nature of authoritarian rule. The breezes of the current c

SEIZING EVERY OPPORTUNITY Logos Hope’s technical crew knows maintenance is a ministry. One the one hand, they are on board using their skills to keep the ship functioning. On the other, they’re also alert to the unique opportunities this work provides them to share the Gospel. The Logos Hope team had built a good rapport with local contractors in Buenos Aires.  On their final day, on the ship’s outer deck, an ‘asado’ barbecue was grilled up for around 20 of the Argentinian welders and fitters who helped with steel repairs to the vessel.  As they tucked into various meats cooked in the traditional way – a feast crewmembers have particularly enjoyed as part of their exposure to Argentine culture – the ship’s plumber, Carlos Alarcon (Argentina), shared a message from the Bible. “I spoke about Jesus telling us that He is the vine and we are the branches,” says Carlos, who also comes from near to the capital city. “I explained that we operate in His strength and He is the only source o

Sudanese protesters in front of a mural painted during a demonstration on April 24 near the army headquarters in Khartoum The Sudanese revolution and the threats to the existence of the state  By Hatem Babiker Awad Al-Karim  entrance: Some believe that the revolution will resolve all of Sudan's political and economic problems and the complex complexities of its social fabric and cultural reality. Sudan on July 9, 2011. The independence of South Sudan brought about a fundamental change in the weight of the Sudanese state with the exit of one-third of the area, population and resources. The old that does not wish that affect Massalha and privileges.  The Sudanese people continued to assert that the authority failed to manage diversity and used all its energy to address the grievances of the people of the south in a security and scorched-earth policy. The people declared it difficult to continue the Sudanese state in the light of new wars for the same reasons in the old Blue N

The talk of globalization ended and we returned to the mighty rivalry over geography and resources President Trump: The United States is the world's largest military power and I hope we don't have to use it US President Donald Trump, seven decades of history have gone through the UN Hall with its richness and problems. . Editor's comment on the news  Transparent borders are in fact theoretical frameworks for the interpretation of events related to the return of geopolitics as an influence on the movement of history and the creation of an explanatory logic of conflicts and wars after the end of the Cold War (1945-1991) through a stream of events such as the war in the Balkans and the fragmentation of Yugoslavia and the Second Gulf War and the US control of Iraq, and followed This is due to the spread of terrorist organizations, including the Islamic State, which has mobilized the entire world in the war on terror. The Arab Spring has also turned into civil wars in Yeme

  Ethiopia rejects UAE military base in Berbera#. By Khaled Hassan Youssef Musa Bihi Abdi, based in the separatist canton of Hargeisa, had announced his retreat from the construction of a military airport in the city of Berbera, while previously planned to establish a military airport, by Dubai Ports World! Ethiopia is a partner in the sharing of the Somali port of Berbera, with both the canton and Dubai, and did not participate financially in the project, but it won its share due to security consideration because it protects the canton militarily and politically, as confirmed by official statements came in response to questions raised by some cantons . It is known that Ethiopia does not allow any external military movement in Berbera, especially since the port is a transit station for its military imports, which is similar to the port of Djibouti, which in turn constitutes a major center for the passage of Ethiopian military imports. Ethiopian along 1977-1978. Eritrea, which

US Representative for Iran Brian Hook Says Washington Seeks Comprehensive Negotiations With Tehran US Special Representative for Iran Brian Hook on Monday delivered remarks on the Trump administration's policy toward Tehran and participated in a discussion at the Asia Society In conjunction with the 74th annual session of the United Nations General Assembly. Hook said Monday that Washington seeks comprehensive negotiations with Iran, including on the issue of missile development and support of terrorism. Earlier this month, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said a meeting between Iranian President Hassan Rouhani and US President Donald Trump at the UN General Assembly (UNGA) would be possible, but only in the 5+1 format like the one used to agree to the 2015 Iran nuclear agreement, also known as the 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), and not at the bilateral level. Hook said earlier the United States’ position the JCPOA is a very bad agreement and Tr