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A video circulating online raises several claims about Matthew 7:21-23, Jesus’ divinity, and the Trinity. However, these assertions are based on misunderstandings of scripture, logical fallacies, and factual inaccuracies. Let’s analyze these claims, correct the misinformation, and present the biblical truth that Jesus Christ is Lord.

The biggest threat to your future isn’t the competition. It’s not the person down the hall working harder, or the business across town pulling in more clients. It’s something much closer to home: distractions. The ones you keep in your life, even though deep down, you know they’re holding you back.

When it comes to personal finance, two competing schools of thought often dominate the conversation. On one side, you have the Dave Ramseys of the world, who encourage living completely debt-free. On the other, proponents like Grant Cardone and Robert Kiyosaki argue that leveraging debt is the key to building substantial wealth. Which one is right? The truth is that both approaches can work, but the right choice depends entirely on you.

The gap in wealth between renters and homeowners in the United States is larger than ever, and it’s only growing. According to a recent report by the Aspen Institute, the median net worth of homeowners sits at $400,000. Compare that to renters, who hold a median net worth of just $10,400—barely 3% of what homeowners have. The disparity highlights the critical role homeownership plays in building financial stability and long-term wealth.

Sexual assault in healthcare environments constitutes a profound violation of trust. Patients rely on providers for care, safety, and compassion, making these violations particularly damaging. High-profile cases have shed light on systemic failures, with institutions often prioritizing reputational management over patient safety. Addressing these issues requires a commitment to both legal accountability and meaningful reforms.

You want to trust what you put on your plate. You want it to nourish you and not bring harm. You’ve likely heard that certain cooking habits can raise health risks, and it’s easy to feel uncertain about what you should avoid. If you pay attention, though, you can choose your cooking methods in ways that help lower the formation of chemicals that have been linked to an increased risk of cancer. It might sound tricky, but it’s actually simple. The key is to keep the heat and cooking time in check, and to know what you’re buying from your butcher.

You might think starting your day with coffee is a normal part of morning life, but few realize what that mug does inside the body. There is a hormone called ADH that helps hold on to the water your body needs. When you drink coffee first thing in the morning, the caffeine blocks that hormone. Instead of keeping necessary fluids, you end up losing them through frequent trips to the bathroom. That loss includes not just water but also salts that keep your system balanced. You wake up, take a sip of your warm cup, and feel a short boost. After a few hours, though, your energy fades away. You sit there wondering why you feel tired again before the day even warms up.

You want to feel stronger. You want to move with comfort. You want to stand tall and enjoy your days without that dull ache pulling you down. If you’ve got nagging discomfort in your back, there’s something simple you can try that you might not have connected to your spinal health: water. A steady water habit supports the natural cushioning in your spine. When those discs have enough fluid, they function better, and you may notice a real change for the better.