In March, plans were written for an energy, food, and water crisis. That crisis is here. Those plans need to be understood as they come off the shelf.

Seth sat down with Larry Sanger, the co-founder of Wikipedia, to talk about what happens when a machine starts doing our thinking for us. He shares a warning most pastors have never even considered, and compares today's reliance on AI to something that quietly weakened an entire generation of American farmers. By the end, this becomes a real conversation

The pressure on diesel continues to build heading into harvest. Prices have climbed further, on-farm inventories are low, Russia is extending its export ban, refining is running at historic stress levels, and farming associations in the UK and Germany are warning of a Food Crisis, as many producers may not have the cash to plant next season. Ground reports of delivery impacts are also starting to surface.

In 2024, the UN created a new task force on disinformation. This task force is not about addressing misinformation or disinformation that would lead to any type of real-world truth. Its sole purpose is to focus on how certain information would affect achieving the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (Agenda 2030).

Last week, the UN held a “Global Dialogue on AI Governance.”

The task force and AI governance are linked in their desire to control the information the public is allowed to see under the guise of safeguarding information integrity. [Read More]

Chilling new reports have revealed that Canadian citizens are being approached in the street and solicited for the government’s “assisted suicide” program before being transported to “industrial holding facilities” where they are euthanized the same day.

The new revelations surrounding the Canadian government’s expanding Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) program are fueling fresh concerns about the country’s controversial euthanasia system. [Read More]

„Editor’s Note: There are periods in history when societies begin to discover that the liberties they believed to be permanent were, in reality, conditional arrangements tolerated only while they remained politically convenient. Across the Western world, governments are quietly expanding the legal and administrative mechanisms through which private land can be reclassified, restricted, absorbed, or transferred in the name of infrastructure, sustainability, industrial security, climate adaptation, and economic modernization. Entire farming regions are now being surveyed for carbon pipelines. Rural communities are facing unprecedented redevelopment pressure linked to energy transitions and semiconductor expansion. Financial institutions are purchasing strategic agricultural land at historic levels while policymakers openly discuss the restructuring of urban life around centralized digital systems. Officially, these transformations are described as progress. Unofficially, an increasing number of citizens have begun to suspect that the modern definition of ownership itself is being rewritten in real time.” [Read More]

In this video, we tackle three common misconceptions about Christianity: 

First, recognising our need for a Savior in Jesus doesn't trap believers in a "victim consciousness." Quite the opposite, it's an empowering admission of human brokenness that leads to freedom, victory, and strength through Christ (Romans 8:37). Jesus, the ultimate innocent victim, never adopted a victim mentality but responded with humility, trust in God, and purpose. 

Second, contrary to popular myths, the Council of Nicaea in 325 AD did NOT decide or assemble the books of the New Testament. Its focus was the divinity of Christ and the Nicene Creed, no historical records from the council discuss the biblical canon.

Finally, if Jesus isn't God, He's not just a "good teacher." As C.S. Lewis famously argued in his Lord-Liar-Lunatic trilemma: A mere man claiming divinity would either be delusional, deceptive, or truly divine. His profound moral teachings only hold if His claims are true.

In the 1980s, Boston had a Christian radio station, WEZE, which featured a talk show hosted by Jennine Graf. I remember a young man called in and claimed Ronald Reagan was the Antichrist. Jennine, somewhat stunned, asked why. “Ronald Wilson Reagan,” said the caller. “Count the letters in each name. That’s 6-6-6.”

For over two decades, I heard numerous interpretations of the Book of Revelation, some of them bizarre like that. Many people seemed eager to decipher the book’s symbolism, such as 666, the mark of the Beast, and the identity of the Antichrist. I observed, but didn’t fixate on, any of the diverse theories. [Read More]