Morning Rundown: PRAY: Conservative Journalist Megan Basham Reveals Heartbreaking Diagnosis
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PRAY: Conservative Journalist Megan Basham Reveals Heartbreaking Diagnosis
On Feb. 3, Megan Basham—whose “Shepherds for Sale” was published last year—announced she was suffering from metastasized colorectal cancer.
At the beginning of the post announcing her condition, however, she referenced a recording of the 17th-century hymn “What God Ordains Is Always Good,” posted by Phil Johnson, executive director of Grace to You and a close collaborator of Pastor John MacArthur.
The hymn, she said, “Prompts me to share some news I’ve been meaning to share for awhile.
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Prophetic Dream: The Holy Spirit Is Lifting Restraints on Evil
The world is shifting, and now more than ever the Lord is on the move. As history unfolds before our eyes, those with spiritual discernment can see that we are living in prophetic times. In a recent message, Rabbi Kirt Schneider shared a prophetic dream that underscores the increasing turmoil gripping the planet. His vision speaks to the reality of global instability, moral decay, and an impending struggle that will test the endurance of humanity.
In the dream, Schneider found himself aboard a massive warship with hundreds of others, all weary from a grueling mission. The suffering was palpable—lives had been lost, and the journey had left its mark on everyone aboard. Just as relief seemed within reach, an officer entered his cabin and delivered a chilling message: “If you think that was hard, get ready. The next thing is going to be even harder.” This warning, he explained, is not just about personal struggle but a foreshadowing of what is unfolding in the world today.
A Time of Chaos and Evil
Church of the Highlands Pastor Steps Down
Megachurch pastor Chris Hodges has announced he is stepping down from his lead ministerial role at the Church of the Highlands in Birmingham, Alabama.
“I have some very exciting news to share with you about the future of our church,” Hodges says. “Today I am just delighted to announce a transition of roles that is going to take place here in our church.”
Hodges says Pastor Mark Pettus will assume the duties as lead pastor of the church. Hodges plans to spend his time and energy focusing on his role as chancellor of Highlands College. As the founding pastor of Church of the Highlands, Hodges says he will always love the church, but wakes up daily seeing the vision for the school. On the flip side, Pettus, who is a leader for the Highlands College, has had an increasing heart for the church.
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