Social distancing, protests, China heads back to work: World in Photos, May 19

1. I talked about this in my last video on life after reopening, but it brings so much feels to see what it's become, the lack of social interaction and everyone having to stay far apart now

2. END THE LOCKDOWN!!

3. So Alan Dershowitz says we'll be taken from our homes if we do not comply. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEL8k-ktnHs&t=1s

4. China heads back to work? The truth is China's locking down another 100,000 or more

5. Its seem that the countries with the worst humanitarian history. Are the ones who are being hit the hardest from Covid-19. God works in strange and mysterious ways,

6. Real journalism in America is dead.. the liberal media was caught on camera saying: "He didn't take the bait" he as in Trump.. We already knew they bait the President, maybe that will wake up the sheep…

7. Only FOOLS believe MSM

8. Are you sure, this news are true? You guys always make fake news, so noone can believe you guy.

9. Stupid

10. People are mad cuz they can't go to bars so they should walk around in their own bubble

11. What kind of world is waiting for us after the pandemic? The answer is: https://youtu.be/ZG1LgBnwocg

12. Protesting for what?

13. COME TO JESUS WITHOUT DOUBT, AND RECEIVE WHAT YOU NEED BY FAITH.

    When you pray for healing and voices of doubt about Jesus’ willingness to heal come to mind, dismiss them! Jesus wants to heal you!
    Pastor Prince shares that he understands what it is like to have lost a loved one. He shares how before Justin was born, he and Wendy lost a child to miscarriage, and how that was an extremely painful time for them. However, he believes it was not God’s will for the child to die and even at that time, he still preached that God was a God who healed. He and Wendy then prayed and trusted God for a restoration child. Today, his son Justin is a testimony of God’s abundant restoration in his family’s life.
    Would you like to receive healing? Pray and ask God for it, knowing without a doubt that His heart, His will, is to heal you.
    “Wherever He entered, into villages, cities, or the country, they laid the sick in the marketplaces, and begged Him that they might just touch the hem of His garment. And as many as touched Him were made well.”
    — Mark 6:56 NKJV
    “And as many as touched Him were made well” — Many people needed healing for their sicknesses and diseases, but those that came to Jesus and trusted Him for healing were the ones that were made well.
    “how God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Spirit and with power, who went about doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the devil, for God was with Him.”
    — Acts 10:38 NKJV
    “healing all” — Whoever comes to Jesus for healing will receive healing for their condition. It is God’s will for you to be in health!

    WHILE IT IS GOD’S WILL FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO PROSPER, YOU GET TO PRAY FOR IT TO HAPPEN.

    In the story of the prophet Daniel, who knew the prophecy that Israel’s captivity in Babylon would last 70 years and it was coming to an end, he still prayed for the release of his people (see Dan. 9).
    As believers, we are now in Christ risen, at the Father’s right hand, which is why we can pray and ask God for the blessing we want to see happen.
    Peter asked Jesus to call him to walk on water, and Jesus said: “come.” Now walking on water is not a promise in the Scriptures, but a personal request and Jesus granted it. However, while Peter was walking toward Jesus, his eyes shifted from the Lord to his surroundings—the wind and the waves—and he started sinking. Immediately, Jesus reached out to him and said, “Why did you doubt?” (see Matt. 14:22–33).
    When you take your eyes off Jesus and look at your circumstances, Jesus calls that doubt.
    In this life, we are bound to have challenges, and we are not denying that those problems (e.g. COVID-19, depression) exist, but our reality is found in God’s promises for us.
    Your reality is this: Jesus is above every storm. When you are in the midst of a storm, look to Him, for He is your answer. If you find yourself doubting, simply turn back to Jesus.
    David the psalmist was someone who faced very real challenges, and he talked to God about those fears and troubles he had—but he always ended it in prayer and praise, trusting God to deliver him from harm.
    Joshua and Caleb were among the twelve spies sent out to give a report on the promised land that God had given to them. When the spies returned from their mission, Joshua and Caleb were the only ones who came back with a positive, good report. While the others spoke of the fearsome giants in the land, Joshua and Caleb saw they saw the Lord greater than the giants and they saw the abundant blessings in the land that the Lord had prepared for them.
    Instead of allowing your circumstances to create doubt, choose to stay in faith and place your trust in the Lord, for He will surely answer your prayers.

    God honors you when you ask Him to bless, protect, and provide for you

    Jabez’s story
    Jabez was a man whom the Lord called more honorable than his brothers, yet his entire story is summed up in two verses (1 Chron. 4:9–10). In Hebrew, the name “Jabez” means “sorrow” or “pain.” But Jabez did not let the meaning of his name dictate his destiny. Instead, Jabez prayed a bold prayer to God, asking Him to prosper him. And God answered his prayer.
    “And Jabez was more honourable than his brethren: and his mother called his name Jabez, saying, Because I bare him with sorrow. And Jabez called on the God of Israel, saying, Oh that thou wouldest bless me indeed, and enlarge my coast, and that thine hand might be with me, and that thou wouldest keep me from evil, that it may not grieve me! And God granted him that which he requested.”
    — 1 Chronicles 4:9–10 KJV
    “more honourable than his brethren” — God called Jabez more honorable than his brothers because he prayed for blessing.
    “bless me indeed” — In Hebrew, the word for “bless” is “barak,” and it is used twice in this phrase, which means that Jabez asked God to bless him richly.
    “enlarge my coast” — By praying for this, Jabez was asking the Lord to prosper him.
    “keep me from evil” — Jabez was praying for protection from harm. This resembles the prayer of protection that is found in Psalm 91, showing us that we too can and should pray for God to protect us from evil.
    This simple yet bold prayer of Jabez might seem like a hefty request to some, but it is a prayer that God deems honorable.

    GOD CALLS IT HONORABLE WHEN YOU ASK HIM TO BLESS YOU.

    So let’s pray for blessing, prosperity, and protection! For only when you are blessed, then you can be a blessing to others.
    A believer’s life is not without troubles—in fact, we will suffer persecution for His Name’s sake. But we can rejoice and be exceedingly glad, for great is our reward in heaven.
    Health and provision were provided for at the cross, and we know this because Jesus Himself took our infirmities and bore our sicknesses (see Matt. 8:17). Isaiah 53:4–5 also says, “Surely He has borne our griefs and carried our sorrows.”
    God put the word “surely” in Isaiah 53 because He knew that there would be doubt. Health is part of the atoning work of Christ, and Jesus has fulfilled it at the cross for us all.
    Our experiences do not negate God’s Word. When there’s a setback, we can trust God for restoration. He will do it, just like He did it for Pastor Prince’s family when He gave them Justin.
    God wants you to live a good life. Jesus came to give life and life more abundantly (see John 10:10). Let’s lean into His love and believe the goodness of His heart for us to prosper in all things.
    Pray daily, because God wants you to be in a real and living relationship with Him. As you pray, trust God for more so that you can be a channel of blessing to many.

    MEDITATE ON GOD’S WORD AND SEE HIS PROMISES COME TO PASS.

    When you constantly meditate on God’s Word, you will begin to see the promises of God manifest in your life. God’s Word influences and imparts faith to you.
    As you meditate on what the Scriptures promise, your reality will align with the reality of God’s Word.
    Even when naysayers throw questions of doubt about the Bible, never allow what you are unsure about to shake what you are sure about. What you can be sure about is this: Jesus wants you healthy, whole, provided for.
    Back in the days when Jesus went around healing people, nobody who was sick got turned away. Today, you don’t have to “get right” with your spouse, deal with bitterness in your heart, or confess all your sins in order to qualify for healing. Jesus never qualified the people who came to Him with those conditions. He gave grace freely, and He always blessed them despite their background or situation.
    Pastor Prince closes the service by reiterating that God wants us to prosper in all things and be in health, just as our soul continues to prosper. He also adds that we can pray to be good stewards of that prosperity and use it for God’s purposes, and to know that it is God’s will for those who are sick to be made whole.
    🥖🍷🔥🌈🥰🥳live.gracerev.org

14. “Two children watch a sea lion swim in its enclosure”. Thanks for the news I appreciate it!

15. Watch the sky at night between May 22 and May 26. You will see a lot of comet debri.
    A few chunks might hit us. Possibly take out a whole city. Don't count out those possibilities.

16. https://youtu.be/ofxaRaVZwAs
    Watch WAshington State Gov….Washington DC
    HR 6666

17. #FAKENEWS

18. This is my fav part . Stay safe.

19. Trump is a failure as president, even the simplest of tasks this inept man cannot complete, he failed to follow the pandemic Playbook created by Obama's team and by doing so put millions of Americans at risk and literally killed hundreds of thousands of Americans, if this man gets re-elected it will be the end of America as we know it

20. Fuk China

21. Wow. Dining at it's finest. 1:20

22. Please change that out take it’s getting so annoying

23. Who cares anyway

24. Why. Ta be talked to Like a dog 🐕

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