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Another beautiful morning in Narrabri, although a little breezy. I rode to Bunnings then around the edge of town and down to Riverbend Estate before heading home. #cycling #Narrabri #Biketooter

Consequently, even though a marketplace leader may be apostolic, there is no clear scriptural or historical precedent to give them the title of apostle. While they may function apostolically, they are not equal to ecclesiastical apostles in the kingdom mandate to disciple the nations. Joseph Mattera


The fact is, when we say government, we only think of civic government. This shows how we have been brainwashed into thinking the secular government should rule over every aspect of our lives. Joseph Mattera


From Heart Beat International
A major new study confirms what we see every day: the abortion pill is dangerous for women.
The Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC) issued a groundbreaking report today that shows more than 1 in 10 women (10.9%) experienced serious adverse events for chemical abortion—not less than 0.5% as claimed on the mifepristone label.
That’s 22 times higher than the rate reported in clinical trials cited by the FDA.
These events include serious complications like sepsis, hemorrhaging, infection, hospitalization, and even surgery.
Here’s what you need to know:
Meanwhile, California and New York are suing to stop Heartbeat International and pregnancy help organizations from telling women that Abortion Pill Reversal is “safe and effective.” Now with real-world data, we can show even more clearly that the real danger lies with chemical abortion itself—not with the safe, natural progesterone treatment we offer.
What You Can Do:
✔ Educate your staff about the risks of the abortion pill (use the 10.93% figure noted in the report).
✔ Talk with your clients about the full truth—chemical abortion can cause serious harm.
✔ Promote APRN confidently—women have the right to know they can seek help to save their pregnancies.
✔ Share this report—EPPC.org/publication/stop-harming-women
Bottom line: Women deserve better—and we are here to offer it.