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You might think you’re living in a time when nothing seems certain. Plenty of people who once said they followed God have decided to step away. Over the last 23 years, more than 40 million in the United States have left their faith. Many now call themselves spiritualists, agnostics, or atheists. This number isn’t small. It’s enough to fill large cities more than once. That kind of drift from belief doesn’t happen by chance. It often comes from a missing piece. What is that piece? It’s the fear of God. Not fear that makes you run, but respect that draws you closer.

Most people don’t enjoy talking about religion at work, school, or social events. There’s often an unspoken rule that faith should stay quiet in public settings. You might worry people will see you as judgmental or assume you’re trying to sell them something they didn’t ask for. The fear of saying the wrong thing or being rejected is real, which leaves many believers silent, even when they deeply want others to know the truth about Jesus.

The oils you cook with might be doing more harm than you realize. What seems like a harmless staple in your pantry, vegetable oil, is often anything but. Industrial seed oils, including soy, canola, corn, safflower, and sunflower oils, are created through processes that involve extreme heat, chemicals, and high pressure. These methods alter the oil’s composition, producing harmful compounds that can wreak havoc on your health.

In a world filled with compromise and distractions, it is not uncommon to see individuals proclaiming God’s Word while living lives that contradict His commands. This is a sobering reality, and Scripture warns us against such hypocrisy, calling us to lead lives that reflect God's holiness. While we must approach this topic with love and humility, it is essential to address the truth: living in sin while claiming to represent God not only dishonors Him but also leads others astray. This contradiction sends a dangerous message  that one can claim to follow God while disregarding His commands.

You might not think twice about sipping a carbonated drink, but there could be more going on than fizz and bubbles. According to research shared by a knowledgeable source, just eight ounces of a carbonated beverage may lower your body’s immune strength for about 12 hours. If that sounds dramatic, consider the steady impact this can have over time. By reaching for that bubbly option, you might be giving germs a better shot at slipping past your defenses. This does not only include colds and flu, but also a range of other threats you want to avoid. As you go about your day, you count on your immune system to stay strong. If it is weakened, you leave the door open for unwelcome visitors.

You hold in your hands something that people often call a book, though it’s unlike anything else. This collection of pages, united over many centuries, has guided countless souls. Within these writings, you find not only wise words, but also a power that has changed the course of history. Long before you picked it up, archaeologists dug into the ground based on details found in these pages. They hoped to uncover lost cities and unknown rulers. Over and over, they found what was recorded long ago. Nothing else in human literature has matched this level of accuracy over so many years. You can pause and ask yourself: what does that mean for you? Is it just a curious fact, or does it point you toward something far greater?