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As it is written:I have you a Father of many nations.He is our Father in the sight of God,in whom he believed-the God who gives life to the dead and calls into being things that were not Romans 4:17

He was delivered over to death for our sins and was raised to life for our justification Romans 4:25

It was not through the law that Abraham and his offspring received the promise that he would be heir of the world,but through the righteousness that comes by faith Romans 4:13

💦 SECOND VERSE… SAME AS THE FIRST 💦 Here is the excessive rainfall/flash flood risk map for tomorrow (Wednesday). The red moderate has been shifted east a bit. Most of South #Louisiana is now in the greatest risk to see flash flooding. SE #Texas also in that red zone. There is a large area in the yellow slight as well. Keep in mind several inches have already fallen over a lot of areas today so for each passing day the risk gets higher as totals continue to accumulate.

What does scripture say?Abraham,the forefather of us Jews,discovered in this matter Romans 4:1

Flying taxis are no longer science fiction — they're coming to American skies this summer. The US Department of Transportation and the FAA have approved eight electric air taxi programs to operate across 26 states, with flights expected to begin as early as summer 2026. This is part of the eVTOL Integration Pilot Program, launched under a 2025 executive order to fast-track next-generation aircraft into real airspace. Companies like Joby Aviation, Archer Aviation, Beta Technologies, and Wisk Aero are all part of the program. These electric aircraft are quiet, fast, and designed for short urban trips — think city center to airport in under 15 minutes. What makes this historic is that these aircraft are cleared to carry passengers and even generate revenue before completing full FAA type certification — a first in US aviation history. The air taxi era is officially here. Sources: DOT/FAA Announcement March 9, 2026 | New Atlas | ZME Science | Flying Magazine #FlyingTaxis #eVTOL #FutureOfTransport #AirTaxi #Aviation 📸 Photo: AI Generated / Representative Purpose Only

Disaster Meteorologist warns “A Truly Dangerous Storm Is Coming” that will be felt by over 100 million people By Mark Harris, 20 hrs ago Survival Survival World Follow https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3US949_1COpViRI00 Meteorologist Max Schuster is warning that a dangerous severe weather outbreak is expected to unfold across parts of the central and eastern United States this week, bringing the risk of very large hail, destructive winds, and multiple strong tornadoes. In a forecast for Max Velocity – Severe Weather Center, Schuster said a strengthening storm system will pull deep moisture northward while powerful winds build overhead, creating the kind of environment that can support intense thunderstorms over several days. “A dangerous severe weather outbreak is coming,” Schuster said, adding that the impacts could be felt by more than 100 million people as the storm produces several rounds of severe weather from the Midwest into the Ohio Valley, Great Lakes, and Northeast. The most serious part of the forecast centers on Wednesday, but Schuster said Tuesday and Thursday also deserve attention, while the Gulf Coast may face a separate flooding concern later in the week if tropical development tries to organize. Tuesday Brings A Conditional Severe Threat Schuster said Tuesday’s severe weather risk is not expected to be the biggest event of the week, but it should not be ignored because the atmosphere may still support all hazards in parts of the Midwest and Great Lakes. A large marginal risk is in place for areas including Chicago, Indianapolis, Detroit, Kalamazoo, and Lansing, according to Schuster’s forecast. He described the threat as “fairly conditional,” meaning storms may not be widespread everywhere, but any stronger cells that do form could produce damaging winds, large hail, or even a couple of tornadoes.

Technology Verizon Rolls Out Major Overhaul for Wireless Plans: Addressing Consumer Frustrations By Terrell Smith, 17 hrs ago Mens Mens Journal Follow It’s always nice when leading corporations decide to address consumers’ frustrations. Case in point, Verizon decided to listen and do something after research showed that Americans, by and large, are tired of having to wade through complex decisions and are actively seeking ways to save money. As of June 16, the wireless provider has unveiled a major overhaul of its current offerings for consumers, including two changes that have been a big point of contention for customers for years. Verizon Introduces the $45 Verizon Simplicity Plan https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=39kDKN_1COhaEbx00 The Verizon logo (Photo by Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto via Getty Images) After conducting their own research, Verizon concluded that roughly 66% of Americans say “they’d rather have clearer choices than simply more choices” in life, and 67% of Americans desire “more aspects of life to be simpler, even as things continue to advance.” That being said, Verizon launched the $45 Verizon Simplicity Plan. The new option allows customers to enroll in the plan and gives them the freedom to customize it as they see fit. So people don’t have to necessarily pay for things they don’t want. For example, if you’re a movie and TV buff, the “For Movie and Show Lovers Bundle” can be customized into your plan and includes access to Disney+, Hulu, ESPN (with ads), Netflix, and HBO Max. Additionally, Verizon is offering an initial promotional offer of $30 per line for mobile customers who leave their current provider for Verizon. Customers can opt to join Verizon’s Simplicity Plan with their own device, purchase a new one, or buy a certified pre-owned phone. Bye Bye Activation and Upgrade Fees In a full Larry DavidCurb Your Enthusiasm moment, I never understood the purpose of activation and upgrade fees, and complained about them. However, V

Tens of thousands of student loan borrowers embroiled in a lawsuit against the Department of Education got some great news last week. Some 30,000 borrowers received emails notifying them that their loans had been canceled ahead of a key June 15 deadline in the lawsuit, according to an X post Friday from The Project on Predatory Student Lending, a legal advocate for borrowers defrauded by predatory colleges. The canceled loans totaled $12 billion, the project toldThe Independent in an email, citing data from the Department of Justice. The cancellations - known as “discharges” - are part of a class-action lawsuit against Education Secretary Linda McMahon, brought by nearly 500,000 borrowers. Discharges have taken place in three phases, the project said. Around 450,000 discharge applications have been approved since notices were first sent out in 2023, including the latest round of 30,000 approvals. https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1Vrypt_1CPDvb9g00 Around 450,000 student loan discharge applications have been approved since notices were first sent out in 2023, including the latest round of 30,000 approvals (Getty Images) The latest round of discharge notices are part of phase three, which includes around 208,000 borrowers. Some 150,000 people have received discharge notices, leaving around 48,000 borrowers awaiting a decision. The recent 30,000 discharges are part of the lawsuit’s third phase. Courts had ruled in favor of the borrowers in 2022, and the education department has filed multiple legal requests to delay settlement but failed. The legal group, which has assisted plaintiffs in the case titled Sweet v. McMahon, received gushing praise from some of those it had helped. “Can confirm,” user @un4tunatelyfly posted on X Friday. “Thank you for the effort you all have put in to this. It’s an amazing feeling when that email hits!” The Independent has asked the Department of Education for comment. Participants in the lawsuit had filed complaints wit

El Niño is one of Earth's most powerful climate patterns, capable of influencing weather across the globe. It occurs when unusually warm waters spread across the central and eastern Pacific Ocean, altering atmospheric circulation and disrupting normal weather systems. One of the strongest El Niño events on record occurred in 1877–1878, contributing to severe droughts, crop failures, and famines across parts of Asia, Africa, and South America. Historians estimate that tens of millions of people were affected, making it one of the most devastating climate-related crises in modern history. Today, scientists closely monitor El Niño using satellites, ocean buoys, and advanced forecasting systems. While modern infrastructure has improved preparedness, a major El Niño can still bring extreme weather, including floods, droughts, heatwaves, and disruptions to food and water supplies around the world.