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- 1Divine Savior Holy Angels and Edgerton Win Girls Golf State TitlesβΌDivine Savior Holy Angels and Edgerton Capture Girls Golf State Titles
Divine Savior Holy Angels and Edgerton have won Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association girls golf state championships, taking divisional titles at the WIAA state tournament. The two schools topped their respective divisions to claim state honors, capping the high school girls golf season. Local coverage is highlighting the teams' performances as the fall prep sports season winds down.
- 2Devotional posts share Jeremiah 30:17 message of healingβΌπ€βοΈπβοΈπͺ½ππͺ½ποΈβοΈππ¦β€οΈβπ₯ππππ€π€²π©ππ§‘ππ©·π©΅π«Άπ«ππππ€*For I will restore health to you!*& your wounds I will heal!*declares the LORD!*bec
Religious posts circulating online quote Jeremiah 30:17, in which God promises to restore health and heal the wounds of Zion, who was called an outcast for whom no one cares. The verse is shared repeatedly with heavy emoji decoration and themes of care, healing and divine restoration, framed as a message of comfort for the outcast and encouragement for caretakers.
- 3Mobile church once 'good as dead' reports turnaroundβΌβHas to be Godβ: Mobileβs βgood as deadβ church sees turnaround
A church in Mobile, Alabama, described as 'good as dead' by those familiar with its decline, is being credited with a turnaround that congregants attribute to divine intervention, saying 'it has to be God.' The Alabama Baptist reported the congregation's revival, with members pointing to renewed attendance and vitality after a period when the church seemed beyond saving.
- 4Divine Ellison Featured on The Greasy Spoon 174 Radio ShowβΌπ΅ # NowPlaying on https:// labr.online π΅ The Greasy Spoon 174 π€ Divine Ellison You can listen or download at any time vi
The community radio station LABR is airing episode 174 of its show The Greasy Spoon, featuring DJ Divine Ellison. Listeners can stream the mix or download it at any time through the station's replay page. The programme is being shared with tags for house music, DJ mixes and community radio, drawing attention from federation-wide music listeners.
- 5Friends Launch Yoga Teacher Training Built on DharmaβBuilding a yoga teacher training with your best friends isn't always easy, but when it's driven by Dharma, it's undeniab
Emily Brown and Jess Ryan of Blossom Yoga are discussing how they built a yoga teacher training program together as best friends, crediting Dharma β a sense of divine purpose β for making the partnership work despite its challenges. They shared the origin story of their collaboration, explaining that a shared calling brought them together and keeps the venture on course.
- 6Heaven as a Symbol of Eternal Peace Across FaithsβHeaven is described in many traditions as a place of eternal peace and presence with the divine, inspiring hope and refl
The concept of heaven is being discussed as a place of eternal peace and presence with the divine, a belief shared across many religious traditions. The idea is presented as a source of hope and reflection that has endured across cultures and centuries, inviting people to consider what the afterlife might mean for faith and spirituality today.
- 7Religious Reflection on Sin and Real Love Gains AttentionβGrinding the Ax 2 Real Love? "For the ways of a man are before the eyes of the Lord, and he pondereth (observes) all of
A devotional writer is weighing whether 'grinding the ax' reflects genuine love, quoting Proverbs: 'The ways of a man are before the eyes of the Lord, and he pondereth all his goings. His own iniquities shall take the wicked himself.' The reflection argues that God observes every path and that sin ultimately entangles the sinner, prompting readers to consider repentance.
- 8Bible prophecy draws renewed interest among believersβBible prophecy has been a topic of discussion for centuries, providing insights into future events and divine plans. Man
Discussion of Bible prophecy continues among religious communities, with believers citing scriptures as offering insight into future events and divine plans. Particular attention is given to the Book of Revelation, one of the most frequently cited texts on end-times themes. Interpretations vary widely, and many readers say the prophecies provide comfort and guidance in uncertain times.
- 9Sceptic challenges theists on verifying personal revelationsβTheists: If personal revelations revealed truth from a god, then everyone's revelations would agree. And even if your #
A sceptical argument about religious revelation is circulating online: if personal revelations genuinely conveyed truth from a god, they would presumably agree across believers, yet they contradict one another. The challenge also asks how anyone could verify that a revelation truly came from a god, given that no reliable method exists to distinguish a genuine divine message from imagination or deception. Responses are drawing in religious and atheist users to debate epistemology and faith.
- 10Bishop Shammah Womack-El Preaches on Enduring AnointingβThe Anointing is Still on You In this sermonette, Bishop Shammah Womack-El explains from the example of David and Abimel
Bishop Shammah Womack-El has shared a short sermon titled 'The Anointing is Still on You', drawing on the biblical example of David and Abimelech the priest. He argues that even when believers make mistakes or lie, a divine anointing over their life means God still offers them a chance at redemption. The message is aimed at encouraging people who feel they have fallen from grace.
- 11DSHA wins fourth WIAA state girls golf titleβDSHA's fourth title highlights WIAA state girls golf championships
Divine Savior Holy Angels claimed its fourth state championship at the WIAA girls golf championships, the standout story of the tournament. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel highlighted the Milwaukee school's latest title as the headline result of the state finals, capping the Wisconsin high school girls golf season.
- 12Octavia Butler's Earthseed debate finds new readersββI still canβt see change or entropy as God,β Travis said, bringing the conversation back to Earthseed. βThen show me a
Readers are sharing a passage from Octavia E. Butler's Parable of the Sower in which the character Lauren, founder of the fictional Earthseed religion, defends her belief that God is change. In the exchange, Lauren challenges the idea that change and entropy cannot be divine, asking what power could be more pervasive. The quote is circulating among book discussion groups, with Butler's work drawing continued attention in science fiction and bookloving communities.
- 13The Greasy Spoon 220 featuring Divine Ellisonβπ Brand New: The Greasy Spoon 220 Featuring: @ DivineEllison Listen: https:// labr.online/replay?s=The%20Gre asy%20Spoon
Love A Brother Radio has released episode 220 of its show The Greasy Spoon, this time featuring Divine Ellison. The episode is available to stream via the station's online replay service. The independent community station regularly promotes new music episodes to its listeners across social channels.
- 14Questioning why an all-powerful god would rely on flawed human transmissionβTheists: Why would an all-powerful god rely on fallible humans using oral tales, dead languages, disintegrating paper, f
A question circulating online asks believers why an all-powerful god would spread his message through fallible means: oral tradition, dead languages, decaying manuscripts, flawed copies, mistranslations and personal revelations. The challenge targets the reliability of religious texts and revelation as a method of divine communication, and is drawing responses from atheists and people of faith debating how a perfect being could depend on imperfect human carriers.
- 15Love A Brother Radio launches live show The Greasy SpoonβLABR is LIVE! The Greasy Spoon LIVE with Divine Ellison #labr #loveabrotherradio #communityradio #fediradio #dj #dj life
Love A Brother Radio (LABR) is streaming a live broadcast called The Greasy Spoon, hosted with Divine Ellison. The community radio station is playing soulful house, drum and bass and other music, and is promoting its new live streaming setup to listeners. It is a small independent station sharing its programming directly online.
- 16NJPW TV champion Shun Skywalker loses to Toru YanoβΌhttps://www. wacoca.com/media/789227/ NJPW TVηθ γ·γ₯γ³γ»γΉγ«γ€γ¦γ©γΌγ«γΌγη’ιιγ«ζγθ΅€γ£ζ₯οΌγγεγ«γ―倩罰γδΈγγοΌγοΌγγγ«γ»γγ₯γΌγΉοΌ β Yahoo!γγ₯γΌγΉ # television
NJPW TV champion Shun Skywalker suffered an upset defeat to Toru Yano, described in Japanese wrestling coverage as an embarrassing loss. Yano reportedly taunted him afterward, saying divine punishment would come for him. Fans of the Japanese promotion are reacting to the titleholder losing to a veteran known for unorthodox, comedy-tinged matches, with debate over what the result means for Skywalker's championship reign.
- 17Dante's Poem Behind Rodin's 'The Thinker'βThe Surprising Origin Story of Rodinβs βThe Thinkerβ If it weren't for a 14th-century poem, we would never have had one
Auguste Rodin's sculpture 'The Thinker', one of the most recognisable artworks in the world, owes its existence to Dante Alighieri's 14th-century epic poem the Divine Comedy. Rodin originally conceived the figure as Dante contemplating his creation for a monumental set of gates depicting Hell, before the work took on a life of its own. The story is drawing fresh attention among art and literature readers.
- 18Bible verse about heavens vanishing like smoke shared onlineβπ€βοΈπβοΈπͺ½ππͺ½ποΈβοΈππ¦β€οΈβπ₯πππ«ππ€π«Άπ€²π©ποΈποΈποΈβπ¨οΈποΈβπ¨οΈπππ©·ππ©΅ππ§‘β€οΈπ£οΈπππππππ€[the heavens will vanish like smoke!*& the earth will wear ou
A passage from the Book of Isaiah, which reads that the heavens will vanish like smoke, the earth will wear out like a garment, and its inhabitants will die like gnats, but God's salvation will remain forever, is being quoted in religious social media posts. The verse, heavily decorated with emojis, expresses the contrast between the temporary nature of creation and the permanence of divine salvation.
- 19Believers share 1 Corinthians verse on God's wisdomβπ€βοΈπβοΈπͺ½ππͺ½ποΈβοΈππ¦β€οΈβπ₯π€π€πππ«π©π©·ππ«ΆπβοΈππππππ€(Brothers!*& SISTERS!*But God chose the foolish things of the world to put to shame
A social media post addressed to 'brothers and sisters' quotes 1 Corinthians 1:26-31, in which Paul writes that God chose the foolish and weak things of the world to shame the wise and strong. The verse is a well-known passage on humility and divine wisdom, and it is being shared with devotional emojis as an expression of Christian faith.
- 20Religious post quotes Paul's letter to the Corinthiansβπ€βοΈπβοΈπͺ½ππͺ½ποΈβοΈππ¦β€οΈβπ₯π€π€πππ«π©π©·ππ«ΆπβοΈππππππ€(Brothers!*& SISTERS!*Not many of you were wise from a human point of view!*not man
A devotional message circulating online quotes 1 Corinthians 1:26-31, in which the Apostle Paul reminds believers that not many were wise, powerful or high-born by human standards when God called them. The passage frames Christ as the wisdom and power of God, arguing that human boasting is meaningless before Him. Such scripture posts appear regularly in faith-focused feeds, often shared to encourage humility among fellow Christians.
- 21Community radio station streams new DJ mix by Divine EllisonβΌπ΅ # NowPlaying on https:// labr.online π΅ The Greasy Spoon 205 π€ Divine Ellison You can listen or download at any time vi
The online community station LABR is airing episode 205 of The Greasy Spoon, a DJ set by Divine Ellison, with listeners able to stream or download the mix at any time through the station's website. The show sits within the station's house and dance music programming and is being promoted across federated social radio communities.
- 22Philadelphia singer Carol Riddick on divine orchestrationβΌPhillyβs Carol Riddick builds on the art of divine orchestration
Philadelphia soul singer Carol Riddick is the subject of a feature in the Philadelphia Tribune examining her career and what she describes as the art of divine orchestration, the sense that her path in music has unfolded through faith and timing. The piece explores her work as a vocalist and the beliefs that have shaped her artistic journey.
- 23Sardonic definition of prayer makes the rounds onlineβPraying: The only socially acceptable way of letting God know He isnβt nearly as thoughtful or compassionate as you. βMr
A quip attributed to satirical character Mrs. Betty Bowers is circulating on social media, defining prayer as "the only socially acceptable way of letting God know He isn't nearly as thoughtful or compassionate as you." The one-liner mocks prayer as an implicit complaint about divine decisions, striking a chord with atheism-leaning users who shared it widely enough to draw fresh attention to the joke.
- 24A double bill of Sweet Smell of Success and Female TroubleβΌMy self-directed Saturday Night at the Movies # doublefeature was Sweet Smell of Success (1957), which didn't grab me un
One film watcher spent Saturday night with a self-chosen double feature: Alexander Mackendrick's 1957 classic Sweet Smell of Success, which only won them over by the end, followed by John Waters' 1974 cult film Female Trouble starring Divine. They admitted to surprise at realizing they had already seen Female Trouble but forgotten it entirely.
- 25Post claims God and Satan are 'accomplices' in hell punishmentβ@ ruckerworks Satan and God are accomplices. God sends you to hell to be punished; Satan does the punishing. ___________
A social media user has argued that God and Satan effectively work together, claiming God sends people to hell while Satan carries out the punishment. The remark, tagged with atheism and faith hashtags, frames the traditional divide between the two figures as a contradiction in religious teaching. Reactions so far appear limited, but the argument touches on a familiar critique of Christian doctrine about hell and divine justice.
- 26Santa Claus or God? A Question for the FaithfulβTheists: βHe sees you when youβre sleeping. He knows when youβre awake. He knows if youβve been bad or good So be good f
A satirical comparison circulating online quotes the classic Christmas song 'Santa Claus Is Coming to Town' β 'He sees you when you're sleeping, he knows when you're awake' β and asks whether the lyrics describe Santa Claus or God. The post argues that people can be good for goodness' sake, without divine surveillance, framing the point from a humanist and atheistic perspective and inviting discussion of the comparison.
- 27Debate erupts over Abraham and modern views of faithβTheists: Nowadays, if you said God told you to kill your child, you'd be considered mentally ill. Why revere Abraham? __
A challenge to religious believers is circulating online: if someone today claimed God ordered them to kill their child, they would be judged mentally ill, so why is Abraham revered for nearly sacrificing Isaac? The question has drawn atheist and secular users into a familiar argument about whether faith in divine commands can ever be reconciled with modern moral standards.
- 28You Are Never Really Alone: Devotional Message Circulating Onlineβπ€βοΈπβοΈπͺ½ππͺ½ποΈπ«π©π«β¨π€πππ§‘βοΈπβ€οΈβπ₯π¦ππ£οΈππββοΈπππ€²ππ§ββοΈπππππ€*THINK ON IT!*YOU ARE NEVER REALLY ALONE!π€βοΈπβοΈπͺ½ππͺ½ποΈπ«π©π«β¨π€πππ§‘βοΈπβ€οΈβπ₯π¦ππ£οΈπ
A faith-based message encouraging readers that they are never truly alone is being shared widely, quoting Philippians 1:9-10 and accompanied by strings of religious and comforting emojis such as angels, doves, crosses and prayers. The post urges people to 'think on it', pairing the reassurance of divine companionship with a Bible passage about discerning what is best, and touches on themes of God's supremacy and spiritual reflection.
- 29Faith Message Telling Readers They Are Never Alone Circulates Onlineβπ€βοΈπβοΈπͺ½ππͺ½π¦β€οΈβπ₯βοΈπποΈππππ©·π«Άπ©΅π«π©π«πβ¨π€π€π§ββοΈπββοΈππππππββοΈπ€*THINK ON IT!*YOU ARE NEVER REALLY ALONE!π€βοΈπβοΈπͺ½ππͺ½π¦β€οΈβπ₯βοΈπποΈππππ©·π«Άπ©΅π«π©π«π
A devotional message built around the biblical passage Hebrews 1:1-2 is circulating on social media, urging readers to reflect on the idea that they are never truly alone because of the supremacy of God's Son, Jesus Christ. The post leans heavily on religious emoji and short reflective prompts, framed as a simple message of comfort and encouragement for people feeling isolated.