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    The Impact of Excessive Use of Social Media on the Brain

    In today’s digital age, social media has become an integral part of daily life. While moderate use can facilitate communication and help us keep up-to-date, excessive engagement can lead to various negative effects on both the brain and overall well-being. Research from the University of North Carolina indicates that adolescents who frequently check social media […]

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    Feeling Stuck? There’s a Secret Power That Can Help You Move Forward!

    Have you ever felt that something is missing in your career or finances? While things may not be falling apart, you might feel like they’re not moving forward either. You wake up, go through the motions, and although life might seem “fine”, there’s still an underlying sense of being stuck – no progress, no spark […]

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    What Are the First Fruits and What Do They Symbolise?

    The Biblical practice of the First Fruits is first mentioned in Exodus 23:19, where God commanded the Israelites to bring the first and best portion of their harvest as an offering to Him. This offering symbolised gratitude, trust and recognition that all blessings come from the God. By giving the first and best of their […]

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    The Pursuit of Happiness

    Many women are in pursuit of happiness. For some, happiness lies in finding someone to love, while for others, it lies in achieving success in their careers, gaining prestige, or receiving social recognition. A study conducted by the Gallup International Association, which evaluates the Hope, Happiness, and Economic Expectations Index, revealed a worrying fact: a […]

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    When Life’s Setbacks Feel Too Unusual to Be Random

    Have you ever noticed negative events happening in your life or around you without explanation, almost as if you were battling against something invisible? What if we say that this might actually be the case? Spiritual problems are more common and harmful than people often realise. Unfortunately, the vast majority perceive the influence of evil […]

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    EU Encourages Citizens to Stockpile Essentials Amid Rising Global Crises

    In response to the growing global uncertainties, the European Union has advised its citizens to keep a minimum of 72 hours’ worth of essential supplies. This initiative aims to prepare individuals for potential crises – including natural disasters, cyberattacks, pandemics and geopolitical conflicts – by encouraging households to create emergency kits containing vital items such […]

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    Life Shift: The First Step to Creating a New You

    Have you ever felt like you’re ‘stuck in a rut’, trapped by circumstances or weighed down by past experiences? Perhaps you’ve gone through a difficult breakup, faced a career setback or struggled with unresolved trauma. Maybe you want to leave that version of yourself you no longer recognise behind you, are uncertain about your purpose […]

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    Spiritual Warfare: Lessons from Israel’s Iron Dome

    For decades, Israel has faced continuous conflicts and military engagements, making warfare and attacks an unfortunate reality in the region. The country has also been subjected to persistent rocket attacks from Gaza and southern Lebanon, creating a constant security challenge for its citizens. This volatile geopolitical landscape requires Israel to remain vigilant against potential threats. […]

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    New Findings in Turkey Point to Evidence of the Great Flood

    The Biblical account of Noah’s Ark still intrigues researchers and scientist around the world. Described in the Book of Genesis, this event was not merely one of judgment but also of divine rescue, faith and a new beginning for humanity. The construction of the Ark itself is a remarkable testimony of trust and obedience. Noah […]

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    Overeating and Its Impact on Body, Mind and Spirit

    The hustle and bustle of modern life has made processed foods quite common in many households. Industrialisation has led to an endless supply of cheap, tasty and easy-to-eat foods, which often comes at the expense of our health. Along with the prevalent culture of oversized portions, this has made overeating a growing concern. While indulging […]

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