Today we're talking about challenges facing the Senate's Border Reform Bill, King Charles

cancer diagnosis in appeals court ruling former President Trump is not immune from prosecution and other top news for Wednesday

February 7th. Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the

pour over today. Here's the quote of the day. If you can't see very far ahead, go

ahead as far as you can see. Dawson Trotman. Let's newly unveiled

newly unveiled one hundred and eighty eight billion dollar

national security deal appears dead on arrival.

It may be faster to say what's not in the big old bipartisan bill,

but its largest line items are aid to Ukraine, Israel, and Palestinians and U.S. border security funding and reform.

It has some haters.

Democrats in the House Hispanic Caucus objected to border reform taking away due process safeguards

and not providing a pathway to citizenship for dreamers, while former President Trump called

the border reform insufficient and said it shouldn't be tied to foreign aid.

House Speaker Johnson agrees and is preparing the House to vote on aid for Israel separately.

President Biden promised to veto an Israel-only bill and called on Congress to pass the Senate's proposed omnibus legislation,

accusing Trump of wanting to campaign on the border crisis, not fix it.

You may have little control over U.S. border or foreign policy, but you are an important part of Christ's mission

to demonstrate his love for the world. Reflect his inexhaustible compassion by

loving your neighbor humbly and unconditionally.

John 13, 34 and 35 says,

A new command I give you, love one another,

as I have loved you, so you must love one another.

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