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Pornography Is ‘Open Door’ to Demonic Evil That Can ‘Infiltrate Our Lives’: Bible Teacher’s Warning

The Bible paints vivid stories of spiritual affliction, possession,...

Wow, I Literally Wept When This Adulterous Wife Texted Her Husband, “Can I Come Home?”

She grew up believing love was a weakness and clung to that lie even after marrying a godly man. Watch how God destroyed her life to make it beautiful again.

Christian Girl Is Burned to Death by ISIS but Her Final 2 Words Prove That God Wins

They torched their house while the daughter was in the shower—she died in her mother's arms.

“Don’t You Want Us to Live?”: Syrian Refugees Reveal What It’s Like Living in America

Nearly half a million people have been killed in Syria since the start of the civil war in 2011. According to the United Nations, more than 6.9 million people have been displaced from their homes, and 13.5 million people are in desperate need of humanitarian assistance.

In the United States, the state of Arizona is the 14th most populated state with 6.9 million people currently residing there.

Can you imagine the entire state of Arizona becoming displaced?

Or any less-populated state for that matter? Better yet, can you imagine what the United States would do to accommodate every single one of the 6.9 million Arizona residents should they suddenly or violently become torn from their homes?

There would be no question about whether or not Arizonans would be welcomed to seek refuge among the other 49 states, because basic human rights say, if someone is in danger, and we can provide refuge, we do so.

Now think of those Arizonan refugees as Syrian refugees. We’d welcome Arizonans with open arms, but we debate whether or not the lives of Syrians are worth saving?

After surviving three years of living in a war-torn suburb of Damascus, 20-year-old Omar Muawiyah and his family fled their home, making them Syrian refugees living in America.

This is their story:

Jesus made it clear: We are to love our neighbor as ourselves.

Our neighbors need us, friends. They’re starving. They’re being bombed. Attacked. Brutally tortured. And they’re dying. It’s time that we as Christians start re-evaluating what it looks like to truly live out the second greatest commandment.

Learn more about the greatest humanitarian crisis of our time and ways you can help the millions of refugees like Omar and his family, by visiting www.IAmSyria.org.

Bri Lamm
Bri Lamm
Bri is an outgoing introvert with a heart that beats for adventure. She lives to serve the Lord, experience the world, and eat macaroni and cheese in between capturing life’s greatest moments on one of her favorite cameras.

Pornography Is ‘Open Door’ to Demonic Evil That Can ‘Infiltrate Our Lives’: Bible Teacher’s Warning

The Bible paints vivid stories of spiritual affliction, possession, and healing — stirring accounts that have captivated Christians for over two millennia, while also...

Wow, I Literally Wept When This Adulterous Wife Texted Her Husband, “Can I Come Home?”

She grew up believing love was a weakness and clung to that lie even after marrying a godly man. Watch how God destroyed her life to make it beautiful again.

Christian Girl Is Burned to Death by ISIS but Her Final 2 Words Prove That God Wins

They torched their house while the daughter was in the shower—she died in her mother's arms.