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InternationalNewsWatch 3 September 2010 Wake Up Seminars is a Nondenominational Organization THOUGHT FOR THE DAY "Whatever weakens your reasoning, impairs the
tenderness of your conscience, obscures your sense of God, or takes away your
relish for spiritual things, in short if anything increases the authority and
the power of the flesh over the spirit, that to you becomes sin, however good
it is in itself.” Susanna Wesley (mother of John Wesley) SCRIPTURE FOR THE DAY “Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable--if anything is excellent or praiseworthy--think about such things. -- Philippians 4:8 TIME FOR PRAISE AND PRAYER Ashley: We have an old friend in
[Friends: For those of you who do not know this, I had a stroke before I was 50 years old. It was a significant health event. My speech was barely understandable, my right side greatly affected, balance was a GREAT challenge, and my memory was very impaired. A wonderful friend continued to press me to get into a pool. She had read how it was good for stroke victims. I am so thankful she finally convinced me for that changed my life. My speech began to improve, my balance became much more stable and my motor skills were just about completely restored. If you know of someone who has had a stroke, encourage them to get into a swimming pool (with help of course) and get them to move their hands and legs. The nerve endings will be stimulated, new paths will be formed, and those brain synapse restored. If you have questions or need more information, call me at the office. Shelley] Anna: Anna is an elderly woman who has macular degeneration and consequently, has very limited vision. She tripped the other day and in doing so, fell very hard. She was take to the hospital and has a severely sprained ankle, not to mention being very sore. Please pray for rapid healing.
NEWS IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT THE WEB SITE! For those of you who may be wondering, WUAS’ web site is basically down. You can go to the web site and still read material or do a search, BUT if you want to place an order, watch videos, or request a free book, that will not be possible for awhile. A malicious hacker deleted the original files and the backup files of hundreds of web pages who use this server. Unfortunately, our files were among those “deleted.” This means we will need to upload all of our videos again. This will take weeks of work. Please be patient. We are doing the best we can. We will give updates on the main web site page about our progress. NEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLD RELIGIOUS NEWS and RELATED ISSUES John Cusack (Movie Star) Calls for 'Satanic Death' of Fox News and GOP Leaders Kidnapped Christian Relief Worker from Samaritan’s Purse is Released after 105 Days in Sudan Pakistani Taliban Kill 3 Christian Aid Workers 100th Anniversary of Her Birth – Mother Theresa Remembered More Teens Becoming “Fake” Christians SCIENCE NEWS Here's a view from space looking down on the Sun. You will see the planets Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars rotate about the Sun. As you watch, you will see more and more dots added into the picture. The dots represent man's discovery of asteroids over the last 30 years. Click on link below. Video Depicting the Discovery of Asteroids from 1980 to Present Getting to Know Your Asteroid Foes The Big One? Earl Churns Toward the Northeast as a Category 4 Hurricane Hurricane Earl’s Path May Cross Long Island and Cape Cod before Labor Day Typhoon Approaching Japan – Some Large Airports Closed Southern California Residents Warned to Prepare NOW for a Major Earthquake Red Alert for Columbian Volcano Ring of Fire: Ancient Circle of Volcanoes Comes Calling Again Three Typhoon Warnings for China’s Coastal Cities Extreme Dry Weather Helps Archeologists Find New Historical Sites 5-Day Expected Path of Hurricane Earl HEALTH NEWS FDA Finds Filth, Rodents, Manure Piles at Two Large Egg Farms Brand Named Drugs Prices Increased 8.3% in 2009 Migraines up Risk of Fatal Heart Attacks and Strokes Teens and Texting Addiction – Health Experts Liken It to Drug Addiction Healthy Eating Choices Directly Linked to Avoiding Depression GENERAL NEWS FROM AROUND THE WORLD Canadian Jets Intercept Russian Jets Ready to Fly into Canadian Air Space Bancor: The Name Of The Global Currency That A Shocking IMF Report Is Proposing US Imposing Sanctions on North Korea Russian Subs Stalking British Subs Caring Trident Nuclear War Heads – Reminiscent of Cold War Days Mexico Sacks 10% of Police Force as Result of Corruption Investigation One out of Six Americans Accept Financial Aid from Government Big Incentive for Kids to Stay in School in St Louis, MO – CASH! Social Security: The Futile Fight for What Has Been Promised China’s Banking System Shows Disturbing US Type Cracks Russia’s Economy Grows 4% after Recovery 7,000 High School Students Drop of School Every Day – That’s 1 every 26 Seconds! Homelessness up 50% in New York City SOMETHING TO MAKE YOU THINK! My mom added fabric softener to the laundry the old-fashioned way: standing over the washer as its rinse cycle began, and pouring bright blue liquid into the rising water from the cap of the softener bottle. When I began doing laundry on my own, the method had gotten a lot neater: you simply tore a small softener sheet from a roll and tossed it with your wet clothes into the dryer. These days the sheets are folded and packaged pre-cut, not perforated, and a sheet or two in the dryer leaves your clothes smelling fresh and clean. The top of the box flips up to make them easy to grab - no heavy bottles, drips, or bottle caps lost in the "soup." It's a snap. This week as I plucked two softener sheets from the box and tossed them into the dryer after my damp clothes, I remembered the "old" way, and how much trouble it seemed to be. Listening for the washer's "rinse cycle sounds" demanded attentiveness, and pouring the liquid into the pre-measured cap did, too. Screwing the cap back on to the bottle usually required wiping up the blue liquid that dribbled down the side. It was at least a three-step process; now it's only one. But the result (presumably) is much the same. So somewhere between the washer and the dryer, I wondered what unexamined efficiencies I've worked in to my spiritual life. What three-step processes I've collapsed to a single toss for the sake of time-saving or user-friendliness, or both? And I wondered whether pre-packaged five minute devotions or handy prayer acronyms or five-fingered discipleship strategies have made me any softer, or sharper, or deeper - or any more trusting, or caring or wise. Maybe they've just made me faster at what actually begs more time and attention. I'm not knocking efficiency. I'm all for it
(especially where my laundry is concerned). But I don't want to be fooled
into thinking the laundry "advances" apply more widely than they
should. Conditioning a heart (as opposed to a pair of scratchy
Changed lives don't result from an offhand application of holiness. A quick tumble with the Word is not the same as being steeped in it. And where my heart is concerned, it's the process - messy, inconvenient and time-consuming as it sometimes is - that makes me more like Jesus. -- Leigh McLeroy, 2010 PURPOSE OF THIS NEWS WATCH |
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