Sunday, November 15, 2026
Pastor Miles to Newsmax: Left Has 'Been Able to Hijack the Church'
By James Morley III | Saturday, 14 November 2026 02:54 PM EST
Pastor Lucas Miles, vice president of Turning Point USA Faith and author of "Woke Jesus" and "Pagan Threat," told Newsmax on Saturday that left-wing politicians are increasingly using Christianity as a vehicle to advance Marxist ideology while rejecting fundamental Christian teachings.
Appearing on Newsmax's "America Right Now," Miles criticized Texas Sen.-elect James Talarico, a Presbyterian seminarian who has said Islamic poets influenced his faith as much as Christian writers.
"I think we've been seeing Talarico's viewpoint for some time," Miles said.
"And this is inherently not Christian. I think we have to be very clear that what he is espousing does not align with historic Christianity. And this is really a rejection of Christian doctrine."
Miles warned that voters must recognize the distinction between traditional Christian beliefs and what he described as attempts by the political left to exploit religion for electoral purposes.
"I think we're seeing this across the board with the left is using the skin of the church or the skin of Christianity in order to, you know, as a vehicle, essentially to push their ideas across the finish line," he said.
Asked about efforts by socialists and the far left to embrace religious messaging despite their secular political philosophies, Miles argued that the strategy reflects a decadeslong effort to infiltrate American institutions.
"Look, this is nothing new, right? The communists have been talking about the long march through the institutions," Miles said.
"And we're certainly seeing that, except for now, we're coming to a point where they've been very successful."
"They've made it all the way through the institutions," he continued.
"They've been able to hijack the church. They've been able to hijack major mainstream denominations and kind of place their ideologues in these positions, really, to push additional propaganda."
Miles accused progressive religious leaders of distorting Christianity to promote political objectives and urged traditional believers to challenge those teachings.
"They're using Jesus as propaganda for Marxism," Miles said. "And I think this is where true Christians have to stand up. We have to use our voice."
Drawing a parallel with the early Christian church's efforts to confront theological disputes, Miles called for renewed efforts to defend established Christian doctrine.
"Early church councils were convened to be able to draw the line in the sand against heretics and false ideologies," he said. "And we really need the same thing to happen today."
"We might have 45,000 denominations in the world, but we only have one Jesus," Miles concluded.
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POLITICS: Is It Wrong for Christians?
POLITICS: Is It Wrong for Christians?
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Strange Normal
Nov 14, 2026
Is Strange Normal getting political when a president, a pope or a vice president shows up in a title? I don't think so, and in this video I walk through what the Bible and Ellen White actually say about Christians, politicians and the news. Daniel, Joseph, Elijah, Nathan and Jesus Himself all named rulers by name, but none of them took a side in a party fight, and that's the line this channel tries to hold.
I start with how YouTube actually works, pulling viewers toward videos that test well rather than pushing videos out to the world, and why a headline with a politician's name in it can carry Bible truth to people who would never search for prophecy on their own.
From there I go through Luke 13 and how Jesus used the Galileans killed by Pilate to call for repentance, not political reform. I look at Nathan confronting David, Elijah confronting Ahab, Daniel rebuking Nebuchadnezzar, and John the Baptist confronting Herod, and show what all four rebukes have in common.
I cover the trap the Pharisees and Herodians set with the tribute question, and Jesus's answer about rendering to Caesar and to God. Then I get into the one place silence is not an option: worship, using Daniel 3, Daniel 6, Acts 5 and Revelation 13.
Finally I bring in Ellen White's own writing, including her warning that ministers who want to stand as politicians should have their credentials taken from them, alongside her equally strong statements that Adventists must not stay silent when religious liberty and freedom of conscience are threatened.
The Fauci Diaries: Three Volumes, Fully Indexed
Fauci’s entries are reproduced as written and uncorrected. What remains is his own account of his work, his schemes and worries, his excuses and fears.
Brownstone Institute
Nov 09, 2026
BY BROWNSTONE INSTITUTE
View original article at Brownstone.org. or more than two decades, Anthony Fauci kept a private diary. It was discovered by the new administration more than two years after Fauci had resigned. The contents were treated as private. In fact, the diaries were a public record because he wrote them on government computers with the assistance of staff of the National Institutes of Health.
To be sure, Fauci never intended them to be seen in this form. They were notes toward an autobiography. He left a copy behind because of public-records preservation requirements. Once they had been discovered, they went through various channels and finally landed in the offices of Senator Rand Paul, who in 2026 released them in four separate installments.
FAA launched new AI ‘SMART’ tool to all air route traffic control centers just days before nationwide ground stop
A new AI-supported air traffic system was rolled out to all of FAA’s control centers three days before an extremely rare ground stop halted planes across the US Friday, according to the agency.
The new technology — known as Strategic Management of Airspace or “SMART” — was expanded to 22 air route traffic control centers across the country Tuesday, according to the Washington Times.
The tool merges about 200 “data streams” — focused on flight paths, schedules, weather and other factors — onto a single platform to anticipate airspace constraints and other issues, the outlet reported.
The FAA announced the nationwide ground stop at 4 p.m. Friday due to “extraordinary circumstances” and did not immediately link the travel disturbance to the new system.
The stoppage was potentially caused by an upgrade to new software, a source told The Post.
Why Most Americans Couldn’t Last 72 Hours in an Emergency
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Why Most Americans Couldn’t Last 72 Hours in an Emergency
As official warnings and cyber hacks grow, prepping is going mainstream. But many Americans are not ready for natural disasters, let alone manmade ones.
By Russ Jones
November 13, 2026 Updated: November 13, 2026
Viral social media posts and text messages urging Americans to stockpile 90 days of food and supplies are gaining traction. One text message, reviewed by The Epoch Times, spread as these warnings usually do: from one friend to the next.
It described a cyber specialist who came home from a conference shaken enough to warn people close to him to keep 90 days of provisions for every member of their household.
According to the message, the concern was Iran, its cyber capabilities, and what might follow the Nov. 3 midterm elections. It named no verifiable sources.
“I’m not trying to incite panic, nor create a run on toilet paper,” the message read. “I’m not a ’sky is falling‘ person, but I’ll be ready.”
For Americans who have spent years quietly filling pantries, warnings like that are nothing new. However, they say this latest alarm seemed to echo something the federal government actually said.
“Now it’s normalized because the government said something,” Joe Farmer told The Epoch Times. Farmer is a Colorado homesteader who has lived off the grid for five years and sells supplies, including military-style ready-to-eat meals, to the preparedness community.
A closer look at the Pentagon plan, and at warnings from other countries, shows a more measured picture than the one racing across social media.
But are most Americans ready, and could they last even 72 hours if stores emptied?
“No, no,” homesteader Richard Terry said. Too many people, he said, spend on things they do not need instead of building reserves.
Forget November 17. The Military Is Preparing for 90 Days
Forget November 17. The Military Is Preparing for 90 Days
The Ready Life
Nov 14, 2026
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The Pentagon wants around 500 military bases ready to run for 90 days without the power grid. They're planning for 3 months on their own power, water, food, fuel and communications. When the people who plan for the worst for a living won't count on the grid, it's worth paying attention.
In this video, Nick cuts through the November 17 blackout rumors and doomsday dates and lays out a calm, practical emergency preparedness plan for any family. You'll see why 72 hours isn't enough, what a 2-week grid-down plan looks like for water, backup power, heat and food, and why the Department of Energy expects power outages to get a lot worse by 2030.
• How to store enough emergency water for 2 weeks, even on a well
• How to pair a generator with a portable power station to cut fuel use
• How to stay warm, cook and eat when the power goes out
New York City Nuclear PSA tells citizens what to do in case of an attack
New York Nuclear PSA tells citizens what to do in case of an attack
The Telegraph
Jul 12, 2022
NYC Emergency Management shares important steps for New Yorkers to follow if a nuclear attack occurs.
King of the North, 2520 Prophecy & Godhead | Bible Q&A Bill Hughes & Marko Kolic
King of the North, 2520 Prophecy & Godhead | Bible Q&A Bill Hughes & Marko Kolic
Profit From Prophets
Nov 12, 2026
What does the Bible reveal about the King of the North, the 2520 prophecy, and the Godhead? Pastors Marko Kolic and Bill Hughes answer these and many other questions during a live Bible Q&A. Recorded November 7, 2026, at CMA Iron Mountain Camp, this discussion examines Daniel 11, the Trinity versus the Godhead, ADRA and the United Nations, the Holy Spirit, Bible translations, feast days, and disagreements between independent ministries.
Discover how both pastors turn to Scripture and the Spirit of Prophecy to address important questions about Seventh-day Adventist beliefs, Bible prophecy, and Christian living.
Hosted by: Fellowship of Historic SDA Believers
Recorded by: Amazing Bible Truth Ministry
Last Day Events: Chapter 16—The Close of Probation - Part 4 No More Prayers for the Wicked
Saturday, November 14, 2026
The Government Said PREPARE! ALL AIRPORTS SHUT DOWN! What's Next?
The Government Said PREPARE! ALL AIRPORTS SHUT DOWN! What's Next?
James Kaddis
Nov 14, 2026
Governments all over the world, including the United States of America, are telling their citizens to PREPARE! In the same week, Microsoft suffered a massive global outage, and the FAA ordered ALL airports nationwide to stop departures! Everybody is asking, “What in the world is happening, and what's coming next?” Today, we're going to talk about that very thing, and you'll want to listen to the very end!
Wins By Religious Democrats Break Republican Grip On Faith In Politics
By Malcolm FOSTER
Nov 12, 2026, 9:01 pm EST
Wins by a string of openly religious Democratic candidates in last week's midterm elections have broken the Republican stranglehold on integrating faith and politics, a change that could reshape America's political landscape for years to come.
For decades, Democratic Party candidates have been reluctant to talk about faith and done little to actively reach out to religious voters, who favored Republicans, viewed as the party of traditional family values.
But this year, that pattern was shattered as Methodist megachurch pastor Adam Hamilton in Kansas and Presbyterian seminarian James Talarico in Texas won in deeply conservative states that hadn't elected a Democratic senator in decades.
Using the Bible to call for decency in politics and oppose the violent crackdown on undocumented immigrants, they were among six clergy or pastors-in-training winning seats as Democrats, helping them recapture Congress and deal a heavy blow to President Donald Trump's party.
In Michigan, voters provided another kind of religious breakthrough by electing Democrat Abdul El-Sayed as the first Muslim senator.
"Democrats have long been the party of policies and programs rather than faith and values," but they "finally cracked the code," said Andrew Koneschusky, head of public relations firm Beltway Advisors in Washington and a former Democratic aide.
DO YOU FEEL IT? Why Time Is Moving Faster Now
DO YOU FEEL IT? Why Time Is Moving Faster Now
On Life and Eternity
Nov 6, 2026
Why is time flying by so fast? The morning has barely begun, and suddenly it's already evening. Weeks pass without us noticing, months come and go, and another year is already drawing to a close. Many people today are saying the same thing: time seems to be moving faster. But why do we feel this way?
And what does the Bible say about it?
In this video, we will explore why modern people feel as though time is passing faster and look for answers in the Holy Scriptures. You will discover what Jesus Christ really meant when He spoke in Matthew 24 about the days being shortened for the sake of the elect. Many people misunderstand these words, so we will examine them carefully in the context of the entire chapter.
Entire command team of USS South Dakota relieved following grounding incident
Cmdr. Daniel Goodwin, along with his executive officer and top enlisted advisor, were removed from their posts.
Nicholas Slayton
Published Nov 13, 2026 7:27 AM EST
The top leadership team of the nuclear-powered USS South Dakota submarine was removed from their posts last month.
The firing was first reported by the Connecticut newspaper The Day, which said that Cmdr. Dan Goodwin was removed from the post on Oct. 14. Alongside Goodwin, the submarine’s executive officer and chief of the boat — the top enlisted leader aboard a submarine — were also relieved that day. Two members of Congress wrote to acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao and Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Daryl Caudle over the matter, accusing the Navy of failing to notify the House Armed Services Committee about the command triad’s removal.
The letter, from Rep. Joe Courtney (D-Conn.), the ranking member of the House Seapower and Projection Forces Subcommittee, and Adam Smith (D-Wash.), the ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, cites The Day’s reporting and says the committee had not been informed for nearly a month, which they called “unacceptable.”
“In the wake of the collisions affecting USS Fitzgerald (DDG 62), USS John S. McCain (DDG 56), and the grounding incidents involving USS Hartford (SSN 768) and USS Connecticut (SSN 22), clear and timely communication with Congress was necessary to make informed decisions to ensure personnel safety and readiness of the fleet,” Courtney and Smith wrote.
Pentagon orders bases to plan for 90 days without the grid...
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Pentagon orders bases to plan for 90 days without the grid as Britain urges families to stockpile food and water
Thursday November 12th, 2026
Fortune, by Bilin Lin: The Pentagon wants every major U.S. military base to run for 90 days without outside help if a war cuts off power and supply chains. Across the Atlantic, Britain is telling families to keep canned food, bottled water, and cash on hand to get through three days of disruption.
The two efforts aren’t known to be coordinated, and neither government has said a new war is imminent. But both are planning for disruptions that could leave homes and military installations without the services they depend on.
Inside the Pentagon’s 90-day plan
The Pentagon is developing a requirement that every major military installation in the continental U.S. be able to sustain essential operations on its own for at least 90 days, Fox News Digital reported Oct. 25, citing internal planning documents. The requirement falls under an initiative called FORTRESS, short for Federal Operations for Resilience, Troop Resources, Energy, Supply, and Survivability.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth unveiled FORTRESS in his Sept. 30 “State of the Force” address. He pledged that every major installation would generate its own power, independent of the civilian grid. A follow-up memo laid out plans for a dedicated program office. The 90-day standard goes further than that original goal, extending self-sufficiency beyond electricity to water, fuel, and communications.
The plan envisions portable nuclear reactors, large-scale battery storage, and microgrids that can disconnect bases from civilian power networks. The Army has already moved in that direction: In August it announced up to $2.2 billion in awards to build nuclear microreactors at five bases, including Fort Bragg and Fort Hood.
“Power is combat now,” Pentagon chief spokesperson Sean Parnell, who Fox said led the FORTRESS initiative, told the outlet. “Without electricity, you lose communications, water, logistics, assembly lines, and just basic military command structures.”
Microsoft’s Global Outage and Fixes: What We Know
By Michael Levenson
Nov. 13, 2026
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Microsoft is reporting widespread improvements to its services after a global outage took them offline on Thursday, disrupting communications and work at schools, government agencies and offices around the world. The company, headquartered in Redmond, Wash., said on Friday that it was seeing “encouraging recovery progress, with service availability and email delivery performance improving across a growing portion of affected infrastructure.”
“We remain focused on addressing residual impact and ensuring reliable service restoration,” the company added.
Here’s what to know as of Friday afternoon.
What happened?
Outages started disrupting Microsoft tools and apps around noon Eastern time on Thursday and quickly spread to more than 70 countries and territories, affecting millions of users, according to Downdetector, an outage-tracking site.
Some of Microsoft’s most popular products, including the email manager Outlook, the workplace messaging and video calling app Teams and the artificial intelligence assistant Copilot, stopped working.
Interview with an Adventist Exorcist
Seth Pierce | October 27, 2026 | Interviews
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| Tim Maddox, the Adventist Exorcist |
Just over a year ago, I wrote a piece on demonology that possessed its readers, capturing the attention of some and exercising the patience of others. It was a news article on the work of Adventist missionary and deliverance minister, Tim Maddocks. While the article received a variety of responses, my intent was to explore current shifts in thought on a subject that may seem sensational to those in a Western context, but is very real to people in other parts of the world.
The recent surge of spiritual warfare rhetoric within American politics, the presence of exorcists in the news, and the annual claim of demonic activity around the Halloween season indicates that, even in the West, demonology is something many grapple with. Because of that ongoing interest, I reached out to Maddocks who graciously agreed to be interviewed on his work.
What follows is a good faith conversation on a challenging spiritual subject. And while the title of this interview uses the term “exorcism” for familiarity’s sake, that word fits better within Catholicism and Orthodox traditions, whereas Protestants lean toward the term “deliverance.” Deliverance ministries gained traction in the 60s alongside the charismatic movement then entering mainstream Christianity in the US. Adventist missionaries, due to a lack of resources within the church, relied on many resources by non-Adventist charismatics. Today deliverance ministries are part of many missionary experiences, as well as a key element in charismatic traditions.
The UN, the Occult & the SDA Church: What's Really Going On?
Advent World News
Nov 13, 2026
For decades, powerful organizations have sought to shape the future of our world. From global governance and religious unity to spiritualism and the rise of a New World Religion, questions about their influence are more relevant than ever.
What connections exist between the United Nations, Alice Bailey's occult teachings, Lucis Trust, and the Seventh-day Adventist Church?
Advent World News investigates these connections and examines their possible significance in light of Bible prophecy and Ellen White's warnings about end-time deception.
A movement toward global unity—or something more?
Gaudium et spes, the Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World
Session 4: Gaudium et spes, the Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World
St. Ignatius Parish
Nov 18, 2022
Dr. Jeanette Rodriguez, Phd shares her insights into Gaudium et Spes.
Encountering Vatican II | Session 4 | 11.17.22
SD Supreme Court rules in favor of pastor in dispute with church over donation
Kids Movies Are Making God the Villain
Little Light Studios
Why do so many kids movies make the rule-maker the villain and the rebel the hero? This documentary traces that story back to ancient Gnosticism and holds it up to Scripture.
This is a follow up to our documentary Magic Kingdom: • Magic Kingdom FULL DOCUMENTARY | Disney Ex...
In Magic Kingdom 2: Gnosticism and Law, we follow a pattern the early Gnostics invented when they retold Genesis: the serpent becomes the liberator, the Creator becomes a tyrant hiding the truth, and freedom comes from crossing the line God drew. Once you see the formula, it shows up everywhere. We walk through Zootopia and Zootopia 2, Smallfoot, DreamWorks' The Bad Guys and Disney's Wish, take a quick look at UglyDolls, The Lego Movie, Wreck-It Ralph, Shrek and The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and close on why God gave His law to protect us, not to hold us back.
Before You Watch The Chosen, WATCH THIS.
Before You Watch The Chosen, WATCH THIS.
Heritage & Hope Ministries
What are you really inviting into your home when you watch The Chosen? With Season 6 premiering this Sunday, millions of Christians are preparing to watch Jonathan Roumie portray Jesus once again. But how closely does The Chosen follow the Bible, and what spiritual influences are shaping the series? In this investigation, we examine 9 reasons Christians should reconsider watching The Chosen, including biblical inaccuracies, Dallas Jenkins' creative decisions, Mormon involvement, New Age spirituality, Jonathan Roumie's Catholic beliefs, and the growing influence of ecumenism. Is this popular Christian television series bringing people closer to the Jesus of Scripture, or presenting a different picture of Him? Before you watch another episode, consider the evidence and decide for yourself.
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The Bow-circled Throne, November 14
