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In this message, we continue “Into The Dark Realm” by examining what Scripture teaches about spiritual warfare, the believer’s relationship to demonic activity, and the authority Christians have through Jesus Christ. Beginning with point 7, we explore whether anyone can avoid the dark realm, the biblical distinction between possession, oppression, and suppression, and the importance of a personal life grounded in the Bible, prayer, worship, service, and fellowship. We then look at when believers are called to engage in spiritual warfare, why we must remain sober and vigilant, and what authority God has given His people to resist the enemy and discern between what is of God and what is not. Finally, we examine Christ’s ultimate authority over the dark realm and the final judgment of Satan, the Antichrist, the false prophet, fallen angels, and those who reject God. 0:00 Understanding the dark realm 5:05 Limits of the dark realm 7:51 Demonic points of entry 16:29 End and judgment of d...

By Teri Christoph With less than a week until the midterm election, Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson has been handed a legal setback in her efforts to enforce a rule that requires local election officials to delete certain electronic election records within a week after the election is certified. To put it another way, the Republican National Committee (RNC) just scored a huge election integrity win in a state that could play a pivotal role in determining which party controls Congress come January. On Tuesday, Michigan Court of Claims Judge Michael Riordan issued a temporary restraining orde r requiring election officials across the state to preserve electronic pollbook records from the November 3 election rather than delete them. As RedState's Jennifer Oliver O'Connell previously reported , Benson had been facing a legal challenge over her rule requiring election officials to delete those pollbook files within seven days after an election is certified. Pollboo...

By Kyle Becker The Democrat Party has gotten the back of every Third World supposed “asylum” seeker who has found his way into the United States for the past decade. But the confirmed arrival of a political dissident who has been targeted by a communist regime for no other reason than that he dared to challenge the authoritarian socialist in charge? That is apparently a bridge too far for the Marxist Democrat Party.  Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro officially arrived in the U.S. after fleeing his home country following a disputed election and a controversial Supreme Court order to surrender his passports. BREAKING: Defeated Brazilian presidential candidate Flávio Bolsonaro and his family have arrived in Miami after receiving U.S. visas. Bolsonaro, an ally of President Trump, traveled to Florida following his election loss. https://t.co/iIhunPVOll — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) October 28, 2026 But his arrival is already generating a political fight in Wash...

Glenn argues that chaos is part of a broader ideological struggle and that ordinary citizens are starting to wake up. By BLAZETV STAFF The mainstream media initially claimed that the unrest sweeping France was simply about schools — but staying true to the mainstream media’s tendency to lie, that couldn’t be farther from the truth. And Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck knew it all along. “The French are coming out and they’re saying, ‘Oh, I guess this really wasn’t all about schools.' This is about a Marxist takeover, and only the mainstream media is being dishonest about this,’” Glenn explains. “Thank God most people do not pay attention to the mainstream media at this point,” he adds. The masked rioters began their tirade a couple of weeks ago in the middle of France, breaking into a city hall and setting it on fire. “That building opened in 1883 and it survived two world wars, but it didn’t survive the Marxists in the street,” Glenn says. “Roof caves in, ...

By Patrick Reilly A perverted Minnesota high school special education teacher repeatedly booked hotels to have sex with one of her teenage students. Ann Margaret Bacon, 27, initially claimed that she didn’t start having sex with the 18-year-old boy until July 2023, a month after he graduated Tartan High School in Oakdale, just outside St. Paul, according to the Pioneer Press . But she later confessed after she was confronted with a photo of them together at a hotel, where she also bought booze for other students who partied with them. Ann Margaret Bacon, of Hastings, Minnesota, was sentenced to six months in jail. Ramsey County Sheriff's Office Records then showed that the teacher had booked a room at the same hotel at least four times — May 8, June 4, June 11 and even for the July Fourth holiday. A witness said that the teacher and her pupil were known for “acting secretively” around each other — while another had explicit photos of both on his phone. She also bought boo...

Some scholars believe Ramses II refused Moses' demands to free the Israelites By Andrea Margolis An Egyptian farmer tending to his cucumbers stumbled upon an ancient stone that led archaeologists to a much bigger discovery. They found the remains of two colossal statues believed to depict Ramses II, the pharaoh some scholars believe may have confronted Moses in the biblical Book of Exodus. The finds were announced by the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities earlier this month.  The farmer found the inscribed stone while working in a cucumber greenhouse on his property in the village of Behbeit El-Hagar, according to Egyptian news outlet Youm7. The man then alerted local archaeological authorities, who inspected the site and uncovered the remains of two statues during subsequent excavations, ministry officials said.  "One of the statues has been identified as depicting King Ramses II, while the other is also believed to represent the same pharaoh," ...

By Ward Clark It's not one world. In some parts of the world, people have very different views on life and living than we do here in the Western world; in fact, some of those people hold themselves up as the judges of whether or not people who hold views they disagree with should be alive. And some of those people live here, amongst us. On Tuesday, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) issued a press release announcing the conviction of one Halima Salman, a 27-year-old American citizen, on charges of traveling to Syria to receive training in terrorism from the Islamic State, or ISIS . Today, a federal jury in Brooklyn convicted Halima Salman, 27, a U.S. citizen and former resident of Brooklyn, also known as “Umm Khattab al-Muhajir,” of receiving military-type training from the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS), a designated foreign terrorist organization, in Syria. Salman was convicted after a two-week trial before U.S. District Judge Natasha C. Merle. “The atroc...

By Ward Clark Every successful revolution needs a leader, someone that the movement can rally around, a unifying figure, someone to stand at the tip of the spear, so to speak. Iran actually has such a leader: The son of the late, deposed Shah, Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi. He has been actively speaking and working towards his vision of a new, modern, democratic Iran for years; at last spring's Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) the Crown Prince spoke to the assembled visitors and media and absolutely brought the house down.  Now, Reza Pahlavi appears to be seeing an end to the theocratic Islamic Republic that has infested Iran since 1979. On Tuesday, he released a lengthy statement on X, directed at the Iranian people, and some of the statements he is making are remarkable — and some of them are signs that he may very well see the curtain come down on the mullahs, for good. It's a remarkable and powerful statement. He begins: Noble and Brave Nation of Iran, The I...

By Chris Bray Sharing a belief with 80 percent of the population makes you a dangerous extremist — according to the legacy media. Editor’s note: This article discusses mature themes. Distraction, deflection, misdirection. Don’t read the “news” to figure out how to vote. In Colorado this year, Proposition 134 would limit participation in school sports on the basis of sex: boys on teams for boys, girls on teams for girls. You can read the unremarkable language of the ballot measure on the website of the Colorado Secretary of State. If passed, it would have the effect of “restricting participation in all K-12 and collegiate school sports based on the participant’s sex as determined by certain aspects of their biological reproductive system.” You probably don’t need help understanding those biological reproductive systems , some portion of which you can identify in the shower. We all know the difference between boys and girls, ...

By Thomas English and Victor Nava WASHINGTON – Former FBI official Nikki Floris broke down in tears outside a federal courtroom Tuesday during a preliminary hearing on charges that she and another ex-bureau official lied to Congress about burying the Hunter Biden laptop story.  Floris was seen weeping in a courthouse hallway during a break in the probable cause hearing in the district court for Washington, DC.  She and fellow former FBI official, Bradley Benavides, self-surrendered last week and face up to five years in prison if convicted of lying to the House Judiciary Committee in 2023 about their involvement in discrediting stories about the troubled first son .    Floris faces up to five years in prison if convicted. AP Photo/Susan Walsh US Magistrate Zia Faruqui presided over the hearing, which aimed to determine whether the Justice Department had enough evidence to move forward with the prosecution of Floris and Benavides, both of wh...

Election results point to a complex political deadlock: Likud made a last-minute comeback, but neither bloc can form a government without the Arab parties, which made unprecedented gains amid high voter turnout. As political leaders weigh legislation to sideline Netanyahu and a possible power-sharing deal, the race to form Israel's next government remains wide open. By Shirit Avitan Cohen Israeli voters have delivered a verdict, but not a decisive one. The gap between opinion polls in recent months and election night exit polls reveals significant shifts that changed the political landscape on Election Day itself, driven by developments in two key strongholds: the Arab sector and traditional Likud cities. Despite gloomy forecasts, Likud managed to gain ground in the final hours of voting, thanks to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's highly effective campaign focusing on voter turnout in the Arab sector. What began as a campaign message in 2015, helping Netanya...