November 29, 2023 • 14 mins
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Today’s Good News at a Glance:
- The extended truce between Israel and Hamas is a double-edged sword.
- There’s a surge in politicians retiring, signaling a growing dysfunction in Washington and a changing of the guard.
- New York elites are experiencing a wave of MeToo-related lawsuits.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Bearing with one another and forgiving each other. If any
man has a complain against any even as Christ forgave you,
so you also do Colossians three thirteen. Dear Lord, today
we take time to thank you for your unwavering forgiveness
and endless mercy. Although we have sinned against you time
and time again, you are continually offering us forgiveness and grace.
(00:24):
Today we pray that we wouldn't take that for granted.
Rather we would exercise forgiveness, mercy, and grace in our
own lives. When people wrong us, irritate us, or step
on our toes. May we always remember your kindness and
patience towards us. In Jesus name, we pray. Amen. Welcome
to pray news where hope is our only bias. Today's
(00:46):
news at a glance, the extended truce between Israel and
Hamas is a double edged sword. There's a surge in
politicians retiring, signaling a growing dysfunction in Washington and a
changing of the guard, and New York elites are experiencing
a wave of me too related lawsuits. In Coloustionans three thirteen,
we find a profound call to embody the very essence
(01:07):
of Christ's character forgiveness. To remember that the path to
harmony and peace often lies in our ability to forgive others,
just as we have been graciously forgiven by Christ. This
scripture encourages us to forgive each other, and not just
to tolerate each other's in perfections, but to actively practice forgiveness, grace,
and mercy, mirroring the grace we receive from God. Today's
(01:30):
stories require a nuanced understanding of forgiveness, knowing that hurt, trauma,
and bitterness can hinder us in our path to peace. Today,
let's pray God's grace covers us as we seek to understand.
We're glad you're here. We pray today's take on the
news leaves you informed and transformed. If you haven't yet
followed this podcast, make sure to do so. That way
(01:51):
you never have to miss an episode. Before we get
into today's first story, let's hear a word from these sponsors.
The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has entered a
precarious phase marked by a tenuous truce. The recent decision
to extend the ceasefire broker by Qatar from four to
six days has brought temporary respite, but also poses significant
(02:13):
challenges and tough choices for Israeli leadership. This extended ceasefire,
while offering short term benefits, amplifies uncertainties about the future
course of Israel's military actions in Gaza. The extension of
the truce is a strategic pause for both parties. For Hamas,
it's an opportunity to consolidate control over most of Gaza,
(02:34):
particularly after facing setbacks in the northern regions due to
Israeli invasion. This period allows for reorganization of their forces
and the possibility of aid influx, crucial for the two
point two million residents in Gaza grappling with severe food, fuel,
and medical supply shortages. For Israel, the ceasefire brings a
different kind of relief. The ongoing hostage exchange, approximately ten
(02:57):
Israelis for every thirty Palestinians per day, has been a
significant moral booster for the Israeli public. The return of hostages,
including women and children, has been closely followed and is
a critical aspect of the CeaseFire's public support in Israel. However,
the situation presents a growing conundrum for Israel. Each prisoner
release strengthens hamas popularity in the Israeli occupied West Bank,
(03:21):
where many Palestinians return post release. This dynamic could inadvertently
fuel the low level insurgency in the area. Furthermore, a
prolonged ceasefire could hinder Israel's primary objective of dismantling Hamas's
power in the region. Pressure from the international community, particularly
from the Biden administration, urges Israel to adopt a more
surgical approach in its military operations. This international scrutiny adds
(03:46):
to Israel's challenge of balancing its military objectives with global
diplomatic relations. The capture of numerous hostages, including very young children,
has deeply affected the Israeli psyche. The complex and often
delayed hostile release process adds to this emotional turmoil. With
each hostage release, Hamaskin's leverage over Israeli emotions, forcing the
(04:08):
nation into a dilemma between freeing more hostages or resisting
hamasa's influence in the region. Think about it this way.
If Israel were to continue its attack on Gaza, then
the steady stream of hostages would halt, causing more of
an uproar among citizens. The carnage and humanitarian crisis in
Gaza would continue to be on full display for the
world to see. Israel would then find itself embroiled in
(04:31):
an internal and external pr nightmare. The ceasefire, although a
victory for the families of the hostages and the innocent
civilians in Gaza, puts Israel in a precarious situation. Domestic
pressures are also at play here. Prime Minister Benjamin Netnahu
faces a tightrope block between adhering to the ceasefire and
responding to the demands of the far right government ministers.
(04:54):
These ministers, who have reluctantly supported the truce, expect the
invasion to resume soon. Delaying the resumption of military action
could lead to political strife within Netnyahu's government. Israel's sticky
situation is reminiscent of many quandaries King David found himself
in when he was governing the nation of Israel. That
there were times when David found himself stuck between a
(05:16):
rock and a hard place. The March against Israel when
David was allied with Gath comes to mind, and several
times when he was faced with the decision to Sparsol's
life at the detriment of his own people's safety. David
continually found himself in situations where he was forced to
rely on the mercy of God to pick up after him.
We pray the same wisdom and favor over the people
of Israel today, Heavenly Father, in the midst of turmoil
(05:38):
and uncertainty in the Israel Hamas conflict, we lift our
hearts to you, seeking your wisdom and guidance for all involved.
Grant the leaders of Israel the discernment to navigate the
fragile truce with a vision of lasting peace in mind.
May Your hand guide them continually. In Jesus name, we
pray Amen. As we approach the twenty twenty four elections,
(05:59):
a significant wave of congressional retirements has sent ripples through
the political landscape. This month alone, nine members of the
House and Senate have announced they won't seek reelection, setting
this period on course to surpass previous cycles in the
number of retirements. The implications of this are profound, not
only for the parties losing season fundraisers and vote getters,
(06:21):
but also for the battles for control of each chamber.
These retirements have injected uncertainty into the political environment. For instance,
the decision of Senator Joe Manchin not to seek another
term in West Virginia is seen as a serious blow
to the Democrats' chances of retaining the seat. This could
be pivotal in determining which party controls the Senate and
(06:42):
the House. Retirements in competitive districts like those of Representative
Dan Kidley and Abigail Spanberger could shift the balance of power.
The mass exodus of congressional members reflects more than just
individual decisions. It's emblematic of a larger issue within the
political system. Many of these officials, often elderly, have held
(07:02):
onto their seats for extended periods, raising concerns about the
stagnation of leadership and the lack of opportunities for younger,
potentially more dynamic leaders. This pattern points to political parties
prioritizing numbers over effective governance and lawmaking, a strategy that
has many drawbacks. However, this wave of retirements could signify
a positive shift as well. It opens the door for
(07:24):
a younger generation of politicians to enter the fray, bringing
fresh perspectives and new visions for the future of American governance.
This transition could lead to more innovative approaches and rejuvenation
of the political landscape. Only time will tell. It could
also shake up party stability enough to introduce innovative and
independent solutions previously frowned upon by elder statesmen. The current
(07:45):
atmosphere on Capitol Hill has been described as childish and toxic,
suggesting a dispiriting environment for lawmakers. This could be a
factor driving the retirements. The struggles in advancing legislation and
internal conflicts within parties point to one broader issue of
dysfunction and governance. Look no further than the recent game
of musical chairs for Speaker of the House as an
(08:06):
example of how divided and dysfunctional things have become. Retirement
also means losing power of incumbency, including name recognition and
fundraising capabilities. History shows us that open seats are more
likely to change hands between parties, adding another layer of
unpredictability to the upcoming elections in twenty twenty four. From
(08:27):
a Christian viewpoint, these developments call for prayerful consideration. The
Bible teaches us to respect and pray for those in authority.
As we witness this transition, It's an opportunity to seek
God's guidance for the leaders who will step up in
crucial roles. We are reminded the true leadership and body service, humility,
and a commitment to the greater good, values deeply rooted
in our teachings. Whoever takes the place of these recent retirees,
(08:50):
we pray they would be guided by wisdom and humility.
Let's pray, Heavenly Father, in times of change and transition
within our nation's congress, we seek your guidance. Wisdom. We
pray for those stepping down from their roles that their
contributions would be honored in their future paths. Blessed for
those rising to fill these positions, Grant them insight, integrity
in a heart of true service. May this wave of
(09:12):
change lead to a rejuvenation of our political landscape, fostering
leadership that upholds justice, peace, and common good In Jesus name, Amen.
A significant development has unfolded in New York, capturing the
attention of many and stirring conversations around the me too movement.
A series of civil lawsuits have been filed involving not
just non prominent individuals, but also some highly recognized figures.
(09:35):
Among these, rapper and entrepreneur Sean Ditty and Governor Andrew
Cuomo and Mayor Eric Adams have been prominently named. These lawsuits,
largely enabled by New York's Adult Survivors Act, has opened
up a new chapter in the ongoing struggle for justice
and accountability in cases of sexual assault and harassment. Ditty,
known for his significant influence in the music industry, faces
(09:57):
two new lawsuits accusing him of sexual misas assault. These
allegations add to a previous lawsuit settled by singer Cassie,
who accused Ditty of decade long pattern of physical and
mental abuse. These cases bring into sharp focus the disturbing
reality of power dynamics in the entertainment industry. Similarly, similarly,
Andrew Como, a once celebrated political figure during the pandemic,
(10:21):
faces a lawsuit from a former executive assistant who alleges
a pattern of sexual harassment and abuse during her tenure
in his office. This case adds to Cuomo's already tarnished
reputation following earlier allegations. Eric Adams, the current Mayor of
New York, is also named in a lawsuit under the
Adult Survivor's Act. The details of this case are scarce,
(10:42):
but its existence points to a broader pattern of powerful
individuals being held to account for past actions. Central to
the flurry of lawsuits is the New York Adult Survivors Act.
This law, enacted in twenty twenty one, allows a one
year window for sexual assault survivors to file civil suit,
regardless of when the alleged abuse occurred. This temporary suspension
(11:04):
of the statute of limitations is a significant shift in
how such cases are approached, reflecting a growing understanding of
the complexity surrounding sexual assault and the time it often
takes for survivors to process and then come forward. The
implementation of the Adult Survivors Act and the resultant lawsuit
presents a complex landscape. While the Act enables survivors to
(11:26):
see justice, it also raises questions about the balance between
accountability and due process, especially in civil cases where the
burden of proof is different from criminal cases. The Act
reflects a societal shift towards recognizing a long term impact
of sexual assault and the need for systems that can
adequately address these issues. Beyond individual accusations, these lawsuits also
(11:49):
shine a light on institutions that may have enabled or
ignored such behaviors. The cases against figures like Diddy and
Cuomo aren't just about their actions, but also about the
environments that allow such actions to go unchecked. Entertainment, music,
and politics is rampant in sexual harassment cases. This aspect
of the lawsuit underscores the importance of institutional accountability in
(12:12):
preventing abuse. Once again, we turn to the life of
David in our reflection today. In Tewod Samuel eleven through twelve,
King David took another man's wife, Bathsheba, and had her
husband killed to cover up her pregnancy. This story not
only showcases David's moral failure, but a biblical concept of
abuse of power. King David leveraged his authority to create
(12:33):
a nearly impossible situation for Bathsheba. Her thoughts and desires
regarding the affair didn't matter, since David was a man
of authority. He was king. That authority creates an inescapable
power imbalance. God swiftly judged David for his sins, and
the story acts as a cautionary tale for anyone in
leadership who chooses to abuse their position for selfish indulgence.
(12:54):
These developments deeply resonate with the biblical call for justice
and healing for those who have been wronged. Psalm eighty
two exhorts us to defend anyone who has been abused,
abandon or wronged. These lawsuits in their quest for accountability,
echo this divine mandate to stand with the vulnerable. Moreover,
our faith emphasizes forgiveness and redemption. While seeking justice is vital,
(13:16):
it is also crucial to remember the transformative power forgiveness,
both for those who have been harmed, but also for
those who have caused harm. As Colossians three thirteen reminds us,
bear with one another and forgive one another, just as
Christ forgave you. Let's pray, Heavenly Father, in the midst
of these unfolding events in New York. We seek your
wisdom and guidance. We pray for all involved in the
(13:38):
me too lawsuits, for the survivors that they may find
healing in justice, and for those accused. We pray that
the truth and accountability would prevail. May Your grace and
compassion be evident in these difficult circumstances. Grant discernment in
the legal system as they navigate this complex case, ensuring
that justice is served with fairness and integrity. In Jesus name,
(13:59):
we pray, Amen, thank you for joining us today. On
Praine News. It is our aim to be informed and transformed.
We pray today you would proceed with hope, love, and
determination to be a force for good. If you've enjoyed
this take on the news, consider writing this review and
share your experience. You can sign up for our newsletter
of Prey news dot com. There you'll find sources to
all of our reporting. You'll be sure to download the
(14:20):
Prey dot com app to make prayer priority in your
life and experience the Bible in new and exciting ways.
God bless
Bearing with one another and forgiving each other. If any
man has a complain against any even as Christ forgave you,
so you also do Colossians three thirteen. Dear Lord, today
we take time to thank you for your unwavering forgiveness
and endless mercy. Although we have sinned against you time
and time again, you are continually offering us forgiveness and grace.
(00:24):
Today we pray that we wouldn't take that for granted.
Rather we would exercise forgiveness, mercy, and grace in our
own lives. When people wrong us, irritate us, or step
on our toes. May we always remember your kindness and
patience towards us. In Jesus name, we pray. Amen. Welcome
to pray news where hope is our only bias. Today's
(00:46):
news at a glance, the extended truce between Israel and
Hamas is a double edged sword. There's a surge in
politicians retiring, signaling a growing dysfunction in Washington and a
changing of the guard, and New York elites are experiencing
a wave of me too related lawsuits. In Coloustionans three thirteen,
we find a profound call to embody the very essence
(01:07):
of Christ's character forgiveness. To remember that the path to
harmony and peace often lies in our ability to forgive others,
just as we have been graciously forgiven by Christ. This
scripture encourages us to forgive each other, and not just
to tolerate each other's in perfections, but to actively practice forgiveness, grace,
and mercy, mirroring the grace we receive from God. Today's
(01:30):
stories require a nuanced understanding of forgiveness, knowing that hurt, trauma,
and bitterness can hinder us in our path to peace. Today,
let's pray God's grace covers us as we seek to understand.
We're glad you're here. We pray today's take on the
news leaves you informed and transformed. If you haven't yet
followed this podcast, make sure to do so. That way
(01:51):
you never have to miss an episode. Before we get
into today's first story, let's hear a word from these sponsors.
The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas has entered a
precarious phase marked by a tenuous truce. The recent decision
to extend the ceasefire broker by Qatar from four to
six days has brought temporary respite, but also poses significant
(02:13):
challenges and tough choices for Israeli leadership. This extended ceasefire,
while offering short term benefits, amplifies uncertainties about the future
course of Israel's military actions in Gaza. The extension of
the truce is a strategic pause for both parties. For Hamas,
it's an opportunity to consolidate control over most of Gaza,
(02:34):
particularly after facing setbacks in the northern regions due to
Israeli invasion. This period allows for reorganization of their forces
and the possibility of aid influx, crucial for the two
point two million residents in Gaza grappling with severe food, fuel,
and medical supply shortages. For Israel, the ceasefire brings a
different kind of relief. The ongoing hostage exchange, approximately ten
(02:57):
Israelis for every thirty Palestinians per day, has been a
significant moral booster for the Israeli public. The return of hostages,
including women and children, has been closely followed and is
a critical aspect of the CeaseFire's public support in Israel. However,
the situation presents a growing conundrum for Israel. Each prisoner
release strengthens hamas popularity in the Israeli occupied West Bank,
(03:21):
where many Palestinians return post release. This dynamic could inadvertently
fuel the low level insurgency in the area. Furthermore, a
prolonged ceasefire could hinder Israel's primary objective of dismantling Hamas's
power in the region. Pressure from the international community, particularly
from the Biden administration, urges Israel to adopt a more
surgical approach in its military operations. This international scrutiny adds
(03:46):
to Israel's challenge of balancing its military objectives with global
diplomatic relations. The capture of numerous hostages, including very young children,
has deeply affected the Israeli psyche. The complex and often
delayed hostile release process adds to this emotional turmoil. With
each hostage release, Hamaskin's leverage over Israeli emotions, forcing the
(04:08):
nation into a dilemma between freeing more hostages or resisting
hamasa's influence in the region. Think about it this way.
If Israel were to continue its attack on Gaza, then
the steady stream of hostages would halt, causing more of
an uproar among citizens. The carnage and humanitarian crisis in
Gaza would continue to be on full display for the
world to see. Israel would then find itself embroiled in
(04:31):
an internal and external pr nightmare. The ceasefire, although a
victory for the families of the hostages and the innocent
civilians in Gaza, puts Israel in a precarious situation. Domestic
pressures are also at play here. Prime Minister Benjamin Netnahu
faces a tightrope block between adhering to the ceasefire and
responding to the demands of the far right government ministers.
(04:54):
These ministers, who have reluctantly supported the truce, expect the
invasion to resume soon. Delaying the resumption of military action
could lead to political strife within Netnyahu's government. Israel's sticky
situation is reminiscent of many quandaries King David found himself
in when he was governing the nation of Israel. That
there were times when David found himself stuck between a
(05:16):
rock and a hard place. The March against Israel when
David was allied with Gath comes to mind, and several
times when he was faced with the decision to Sparsol's
life at the detriment of his own people's safety. David
continually found himself in situations where he was forced to
rely on the mercy of God to pick up after him.
We pray the same wisdom and favor over the people
of Israel today, Heavenly Father, in the midst of turmoil
(05:38):
and uncertainty in the Israel Hamas conflict, we lift our
hearts to you, seeking your wisdom and guidance for all involved.
Grant the leaders of Israel the discernment to navigate the
fragile truce with a vision of lasting peace in mind.
May Your hand guide them continually. In Jesus name, we
pray Amen. As we approach the twenty twenty four elections,
(05:59):
a significant wave of congressional retirements has sent ripples through
the political landscape. This month alone, nine members of the
House and Senate have announced they won't seek reelection, setting
this period on course to surpass previous cycles in the
number of retirements. The implications of this are profound, not
only for the parties losing season fundraisers and vote getters,
(06:21):
but also for the battles for control of each chamber.
These retirements have injected uncertainty into the political environment. For instance,
the decision of Senator Joe Manchin not to seek another
term in West Virginia is seen as a serious blow
to the Democrats' chances of retaining the seat. This could
be pivotal in determining which party controls the Senate and
(06:42):
the House. Retirements in competitive districts like those of Representative
Dan Kidley and Abigail Spanberger could shift the balance of power.
The mass exodus of congressional members reflects more than just
individual decisions. It's emblematic of a larger issue within the
political system. Many of these officials, often elderly, have held
(07:02):
onto their seats for extended periods, raising concerns about the
stagnation of leadership and the lack of opportunities for younger,
potentially more dynamic leaders. This pattern points to political parties
prioritizing numbers over effective governance and lawmaking, a strategy that
has many drawbacks. However, this wave of retirements could signify
a positive shift as well. It opens the door for
(07:24):
a younger generation of politicians to enter the fray, bringing
fresh perspectives and new visions for the future of American governance.
This transition could lead to more innovative approaches and rejuvenation
of the political landscape. Only time will tell. It could
also shake up party stability enough to introduce innovative and
independent solutions previously frowned upon by elder statesmen. The current
(07:45):
atmosphere on Capitol Hill has been described as childish and toxic,
suggesting a dispiriting environment for lawmakers. This could be a
factor driving the retirements. The struggles in advancing legislation and
internal conflicts within parties point to one broader issue of
dysfunction and governance. Look no further than the recent game
of musical chairs for Speaker of the House as an
(08:06):
example of how divided and dysfunctional things have become. Retirement
also means losing power of incumbency, including name recognition and
fundraising capabilities. History shows us that open seats are more
likely to change hands between parties, adding another layer of
unpredictability to the upcoming elections in twenty twenty four. From
(08:27):
a Christian viewpoint, these developments call for prayerful consideration. The
Bible teaches us to respect and pray for those in authority.
As we witness this transition, It's an opportunity to seek
God's guidance for the leaders who will step up in
crucial roles. We are reminded the true leadership and body service, humility,
and a commitment to the greater good, values deeply rooted
in our teachings. Whoever takes the place of these recent retirees,
(08:50):
we pray they would be guided by wisdom and humility.
Let's pray, Heavenly Father, in times of change and transition
within our nation's congress, we seek your guidance. Wisdom. We
pray for those stepping down from their roles that their
contributions would be honored in their future paths. Blessed for
those rising to fill these positions, Grant them insight, integrity
in a heart of true service. May this wave of
(09:12):
change lead to a rejuvenation of our political landscape, fostering
leadership that upholds justice, peace, and common good In Jesus name, Amen.
A significant development has unfolded in New York, capturing the
attention of many and stirring conversations around the me too movement.
A series of civil lawsuits have been filed involving not
just non prominent individuals, but also some highly recognized figures.
(09:35):
Among these, rapper and entrepreneur Sean Ditty and Governor Andrew
Cuomo and Mayor Eric Adams have been prominently named. These lawsuits,
largely enabled by New York's Adult Survivors Act, has opened
up a new chapter in the ongoing struggle for justice
and accountability in cases of sexual assault and harassment. Ditty,
known for his significant influence in the music industry, faces
(09:57):
two new lawsuits accusing him of sexual misas assault. These
allegations add to a previous lawsuit settled by singer Cassie,
who accused Ditty of decade long pattern of physical and
mental abuse. These cases bring into sharp focus the disturbing
reality of power dynamics in the entertainment industry. Similarly, similarly,
Andrew Como, a once celebrated political figure during the pandemic,
(10:21):
faces a lawsuit from a former executive assistant who alleges
a pattern of sexual harassment and abuse during her tenure
in his office. This case adds to Cuomo's already tarnished
reputation following earlier allegations. Eric Adams, the current Mayor of
New York, is also named in a lawsuit under the
Adult Survivor's Act. The details of this case are scarce,
(10:42):
but its existence points to a broader pattern of powerful
individuals being held to account for past actions. Central to
the flurry of lawsuits is the New York Adult Survivors Act.
This law, enacted in twenty twenty one, allows a one
year window for sexual assault survivors to file civil suit,
regardless of when the alleged abuse occurred. This temporary suspension
(11:04):
of the statute of limitations is a significant shift in
how such cases are approached, reflecting a growing understanding of
the complexity surrounding sexual assault and the time it often
takes for survivors to process and then come forward. The
implementation of the Adult Survivors Act and the resultant lawsuit
presents a complex landscape. While the Act enables survivors to
(11:26):
see justice, it also raises questions about the balance between
accountability and due process, especially in civil cases where the
burden of proof is different from criminal cases. The Act
reflects a societal shift towards recognizing a long term impact
of sexual assault and the need for systems that can
adequately address these issues. Beyond individual accusations, these lawsuits also
(11:49):
shine a light on institutions that may have enabled or
ignored such behaviors. The cases against figures like Diddy and
Cuomo aren't just about their actions, but also about the
environments that allow such actions to go unchecked. Entertainment, music,
and politics is rampant in sexual harassment cases. This aspect
of the lawsuit underscores the importance of institutional accountability in
(12:12):
preventing abuse. Once again, we turn to the life of
David in our reflection today. In Tewod Samuel eleven through twelve,
King David took another man's wife, Bathsheba, and had her
husband killed to cover up her pregnancy. This story not
only showcases David's moral failure, but a biblical concept of
abuse of power. King David leveraged his authority to create
(12:33):
a nearly impossible situation for Bathsheba. Her thoughts and desires
regarding the affair didn't matter, since David was a man
of authority. He was king. That authority creates an inescapable
power imbalance. God swiftly judged David for his sins, and
the story acts as a cautionary tale for anyone in
leadership who chooses to abuse their position for selfish indulgence.
(12:54):
These developments deeply resonate with the biblical call for justice
and healing for those who have been wronged. Psalm eighty
two exhorts us to defend anyone who has been abused,
abandon or wronged. These lawsuits in their quest for accountability,
echo this divine mandate to stand with the vulnerable. Moreover,
our faith emphasizes forgiveness and redemption. While seeking justice is vital,
(13:16):
it is also crucial to remember the transformative power forgiveness,
both for those who have been harmed, but also for
those who have caused harm. As Colossians three thirteen reminds us,
bear with one another and forgive one another, just as
Christ forgave you. Let's pray, Heavenly Father, in the midst
of these unfolding events in New York. We seek your
wisdom and guidance. We pray for all involved in the
(13:38):
me too lawsuits, for the survivors that they may find
healing in justice, and for those accused. We pray that
the truth and accountability would prevail. May Your grace and
compassion be evident in these difficult circumstances. Grant discernment in
the legal system as they navigate this complex case, ensuring
that justice is served with fairness and integrity. In Jesus name,
(13:59):
we pray, Amen, thank you for joining us today. On
Praine News. It is our aim to be informed and transformed.
We pray today you would proceed with hope, love, and
determination to be a force for good. If you've enjoyed
this take on the news, consider writing this review and
share your experience. You can sign up for our newsletter
of Prey news dot com. There you'll find sources to
all of our reporting. You'll be sure to download the
(14:20):
Prey dot com app to make prayer priority in your
life and experience the Bible in new and exciting ways.
God bless
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