The grass withereth, the flower fadeth: but the word of our God shall stand for ever. -Isaiah 40:8


God bless you and good morning. I was recently reading an article that was reminiscing. The day of my youth had us leaving doors open, if needed openly placing keys under mats, but also walking to school up hill going and returning. 


So a grain of salt is taken in all memorials as it is in the eye of the participant the reality of a situation. 


Yet one topic touched upon in the article is true to all lookers, born then, yesterday or today. The amount of news we receive today dwarfs yesteryear. Previously news was on three times a day at most, then the paper came perhaps twice a day. 


This can’t compare with 24 hour a day news, news apps, social media, Multiple TV stations broadcasting from one location and all having news hours, news shows and breaking updates. All with one goal to gain your viewership and thus advertising dollars. 


Sometimes it hits us and the competition can leave us depressed. Because of different leanings we hear different stories. Further they use algorithms (predictive analysis) of what you watch to feed you more of the same, hence diehard political stances. 


These things will eventually come to an end as they are judged and found guilty of corruption, but one thing that will remain is God almighty!!! His word can be trusted as unchanging, providing what we need and one can never overdose on it...


Your comments and questions are welcome. Contact me at drschaefferinterceding@yahoo.com


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God bless you and command your day!!!

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