CN Morning Rundown: After Her Dad Dies, Black Woman Shares Picture of White State Trooper Who Prayed with Him Before He Died
Here’s a quick summary of the top stories on cn.mycharisma.com:
On May 22, Ashlye Wilkerson’s father, Anthony Geddis, passed away. Weeks after the funeral, she posted a picture on LinkedIn of her dad in the passenger seat. In the picture, a white state trooper is leaning partially through the window and holding her father’s hand with his head bowed in prayer.
CNN reported that when Wilkerson heard the siren and saw the lights in her rearview mirror, she felt anxious. “We were very mindful of how things can play out,” she told CNN.
But she also didn’t want to allow herself to be unfairly influenced by stereotypes.
Like Hezekiah in His Day, Believers Must Take These Steps to Protect America From Evil
This isn’t the first time an evil regime has tried to take over a nation, replace leaders and cut off the food and water supply. The Lord spoke to me a word from another era when a nation faced a similar attack and overcame overwhelming odds.
And we can do the same.
Our freedom is under attack. It is not just an attack on our nation; it is a personalized assault against our families, our cities, our states and our nation, against our core values and beliefs. If you feel overwhelmed and without hope, let me encourage you today. Here’s what we can do next.
Warning of the Great Reset: The Enemy’s Plan to Destroy the Ten Commandments by 2030
Don’t believe we’re headed for a one-world government soon? Cultural commentator and political activist Charlie Kirk, along with Jack Hibbs, founder and senior pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in Chino Hills, California, warns you not to be deceived.
Kirk, 28, who founded Turning Point Ministries USA, says that the World Economic Forum, founded and led by Klaus Schwab, is on a mission to destroy Western values—biblical values—and to drive the Ten Commandments out of our culture.
“They are doing everything they possibly can to break the Ten Commandments,” Kirk says. “It’s broader than that, but I think that’s a good way to frame it. The Ten Commandments are a really good starting point. They are morally transcendent, and any person that lives them out will be flourishing and grow closer to God. But when they say they want to break those, they’re going to try to do it not just through the laws but also through trying to make the opposite acceptable and, in fact, glorify it.” {eoa}
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