Ethiopia-Tigray: Hundreds flee fighting in northern Ethiopia as fears rise of return to civil war - BBC News
Ethiopia-Tigray: Hundreds flee fighting in northern Ethiopia as fears rise of return to civil war - BBC News
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Eastern and Central Europe on brink of energy emergency amid record-low water and heatwaves | World News | Sky News
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Moroccan king's letter confirms naming of major highway in honour of Trump - BBC News
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Son of Myanmar's detained former leader Aung San Suu Kyi gives update | World News | Sky News
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Man who kept his mother's body in freezer for nearly three years jailed | UK News | Sky News
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Sudan civil war: Army drone strike on Darfur court session kills 35, rights group says - BBC News
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Japan earthquake: Two workers killed in Aeon Mall blast after re-entering on boss' order - BBC News
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Aung San Suu Kyi: Myanmar military releases photo of detained former leader - BBC News
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'My only son was shot standing up for justice' - inside city gripped by deadly protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir - BBC News
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Trump says new talks with Iran to begin on Monday - BBC News
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Bandar Utama stabbing: Trial begins for Malaysian teen accused of murderring schoolmate Yap Shing Xuen - BBC News
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Zelenskyy urges Patriot missiles as Kyiv bomb shelter probe widens | Fox News
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Deadly suicide bombing targeting anti-militant protesters in Pakistan | World News | Sky News
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Heat health alerts for most of England as temperatures set to rise again | UK News | Sky News
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Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional: August 2nd
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Charles Spurgeon's "Morning & Evening" Devotional: August 2nd Morning “God is in the midst of her, she shall not be moved.” Ezra 4:1-6 Ezra 4:1-3 They resolved to maintain their separate position according to the Lord’s will. Christians also should be separate from the world. Ezra 4:4-6 Ahasuerus, or Cambyses, Ezra 4:4-6 The result of this letter was, not only an order to refrain from building the wall of the city, but the temple also was left till the reign of Darius. Then the prophets Haggai and Zechariah stirred up the people, and the work re-commenced. Opposition was again excited, and appeal was made to Darius. He ordered a search to be made, and the original edict of Cyrus was found, whereupon the king issued a decree that none should oppose the work. The wording of it was as follows: Ezra 6:6-14 Ezra 6:8 Signally had all opposition failed, for their very enemies were compelled under pains and penalties to supply them with money for building the temple. Little ...
Days of Heaven on Earth Devotional for August 2
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Days of Heaven on Earth Devotional for August 2 “Thy gentleness hath made me great” (Psalms 18:35) The blessed Comforter is gentle, tender, and full of patience and love. How gentle are God’s dealings even with sinners! How patient His forbearance! How tender His discipline, with His own erring children! How He led Jacob, Joseph, Israel, David, Elijah, and all His ancient servants, until they could truly say, “Thy gentleness hath made me great.” The heart in which the Holy Spirit dwells will always be characterized by gentleness, lowliness, quietness, meekness, and forbearance. The rude, sarcastic spirit, the brusque manner, the sharp retort, the unkind cut—all these belong to the flesh, but they have nothing in common with the gentle teaching of the Comforter. The Holy Dove shrinks from the noisy, tumultuous, excited, and vindictive spirit, and finds His home in the lowly breast of the peaceful soul. “The fruit of the Spirit is gentleness, meekness.” Lord, make me gentle. Hush my...
Charles Spurgeon's "Faith's Checkbook" Devotional for August 2
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Charles Spurgeon's "Faith's Checkbook" Devotional for August 2 “Speak What He Teaches ” - Exodus 4:12 Many a true servant of the LORD is slow of speech, and when called upon to plead for his LORD, he is in great confusion lest he should spoil a good cause by his bad advocacy. In such a case it is well to remember that the LORD made the tongue which is so slow, and we must take care that we do not blame our maker. It may be that a slow tongue is not so great an evil as a fast one, and fewness of words may be more of a blessing than floods of verbiage. It is also quite certain that real saving power does not lie in human rhetoric, with its tropes, and pretty phrases, and grand displays. Lack of fluency is not so great a lack as it looks. If God be with our mouth, and with our mind, we shall have something better than the sounding brass of eloquence or the tinkling cymbal of persuasion. God’s teaching is wisdom; His presence is power. Pharaoh had more reason to be afrai...
Morning and Evening with A.W. TozerDevotional for August 2
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Morning and Evening with A.W. TozerDevotional for August 2 Tozer in the Morning BLAME SOMEONE ELSE In the earliest day of failure and tragedy in the garden of Eden, Adam came out of hiding, knowing full well his own guilt and shame. Adam confessed: "We ate from the fruit of the tree that was forbidden-but it was the woman who enticed me!" When God said to Eve, "What did you do?" she said: "It was the serpent that beguiled me!" In that brief time our first parents had learned the art of laying the blame on someone else. That is one of the great, betraying evidences of sin-and we have learned it straight from our first parents. We do not accept the guilt of our sin and iniquity. We blame someone else. If you are not the man you ought to be, you are likely to blame your wife or your ancestors. If you are not the young person you ought to be, you can always blame your parents. If you are not the wife you ought to be, you may blame your husband or perhaps the ...
Wayside Chapel Daily Devotional 2nd August 2026
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Wayside Chapel Daily Devotional 2nd August 2026 August 2 2 Chronicles 4:1 1 He made a bronze altar twenty cubits long, twenty cubits wide and ten cubits high. Solomon made the bronze altar a square of about 30 feet and 15 feet high. The priests had to go up stairs to offer upon this altar. There is no record of the thickness of the brass but it is guessed to be about three inches. That would make the weight of this structure over 200 tons! Brass is the metal that symbolizes judgment. Imagine walking into the temple court and seeing this gigantic altar with the smoke ascending as the priests laid out the sacrifices. The altar Moses had constructed was only a fraction of this size. The nation had grown. With that growth came the need for greater area of sacrifice. With experience of life and testimonies of those who had gone before, one would hope that the people were more faithful to sacrifice in recognition of their need for forgiveness. This dominant feature of the temple is also...