Global Economy Report – August 2026

Global Economy Shows Growing Signs of Financial Strain The global economy entered August facing slower growth, persistent inflation, record government borrowing, and rising long-term interest rates. While the world is not yet experiencing a sovereign debt crisis, the financial foundations supporting many governments continue to weaken. According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), global growth …

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The Creator Had a Plan for My Life

I am 69 years old, and when I look back over my life, I can now see connections that I could not understand while I was living through them. My life has included hidden family truths, depression, spiritual experiences, personal failures, broken relationships, religious disappointment, and a lifelong search for truth. I am not sharing …

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Abraham to King David

From Abraham to King David: A Generational Overview Below is a historical and biblical summary of each generation from Abraham to King David, as recorded in Matthew 1:1–6. This lineage not only traces the royal bloodline of the Messiah, Yeshua (Jesus), but also highlights God’s covenantal faithfulness across generations. The generations from Abraham to David …

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Which Countries Are Most Loved—and Which Are Viewed Most Negatively—in 2026?

Public opinion can shape international relations almost as much as military power or economic strength. Countries that are trusted often find it easier to attract tourists, foreign investment, students, skilled workers, and diplomatic partners. Countries viewed negatively may still be powerful, but they can face greater resistance, suspicion, and isolation. This report compares how twelve …

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America v.s Babylon/Sodom

When people compare the United States to biblical cities and empires, two names frequently arise: Sodom and Babylon. Both became symbols of corruption and judgment, but they represent different kinds of national sin. Sodom represents a society overcome by pride, violence, sexual corruption, mistreatment of strangers, and neglect of the poor. Babylon represents something broader: …

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Zipporah: The Courageous and Often Forgotten Wife of Moses

Among the many figures who appear in the biblical narrative, Zipporah, the wife of Moses, remains one of the most intriguing and overlooked women in Scripture. Though her appearances are relatively brief, her actions reveal a woman of remarkable courage, spiritual awareness, and decisive leadership. Without Zipporah, the story of Moses and the Exodus may …

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Yashar’el’s Journey as Covenant Instruction

On how the story of a nation becomes the map of a life By Larry Yahu-aman Biakpara Many read the journey of Yashar’el as history alone. But Scripture repeatedly reveals something deeper — their story was also written as instruction, warning, witness, and pattern for those who come afterward. Sha’ul made this plain: “Now these …

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Hebrew Names

The Name Above All Names Exploring the connection between the Tetragrammaton and the Messianic identities. The Tetragrammaton יהוה Y-H-W-H “I Am Who I Am / The Existing One” Derived from the Hebrew root H-W-H (to be/become). It is the self-existent name of God, indicating He has no beginning and no end. The Transliterated Names Click …

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Shofar Blowing

Play from Facebook shorts: here and HERE Calling on the return to law and order. The shofar (ram’s horn) is one of the most powerful and ancient instruments in Jewish tradition. It is especially associated with Rosh Hashanah (the Jewish New Year) and Yom Kippur, but it has deeper layers of meaning, both spiritual and …

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Jesus was Never His Name

Introduction The Messiah warned that the path to life is narrow, and few there be that find it (Matthew 7:14). This is not because the way is hidden, but because it requires humility, obedience, and truth—qualities often exchanged for comfort and tradition. In that same chapter, He declares: “Many will say to Me in that …

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