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- Nearly 100K told to evacuate in Northeast as remnants of Lee drop rain on flood-weary areas
- White House puts Irene's federal cost at $1.5 billion
- President Obama surveys flood-stricken New Jersey
- Some Vermont residents living 'hour to hour' after Irene
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- God and Hurricane Helene • Denison ForumInnocent suffering is the most difficult issue Christianity must face. We believe that God is all-knowing, all-powerful, and all-loving. As a result, he knew about the hurricane before it struck; he is powerful enough to have stopped its advance; and he is loving enough to want to do so, or so we would think.
- Rescuers respond to Hurricane Milton devastationRescue crews are wading through heavy flooding caused by Hurricane Milton, looking for people trapped in houses, cars, and other structures. Studies show that religious people are far more likely than others to join in such efforts. Why are Christians so motivated to help in times of need? Today we discuss how serving a loving God helps us serve others and three practical steps we can take to ...
- Father walks through Helene debris to attend daughter’s weddingDavid Jones walked through Hurricane Helene’s devastation to get to his daughter’s wedding in Johnson City, Tennessee, last Saturday. A two-hour drive from South Carolina turned into a seven-hour drive and almost six more hours on foot through mud and flood. David carried a reflective stake to avoid being hit and he made it just in time. At the reception he presented the reflector to the ...
- Hurricane Helene makes landfall as a Category 4 stormHurricane Helene crossed into Florida as the strongest storm on record to hit the Big Bend area, and it’s maintained much of its destructive force on its path through Georgia and beyond. In the face of such devastation, it is essential that we not lose the hope that Christ calls us to find in him. Today we cover three steps for Christians to take in response to devastation that will ...
- Why Hurricane Ian caught so many in Florida off guard - Denison ForumThe death toll from Hurricane Ian has risen to at least 103. Part of the problem is that the storm was predicted until the last thirty-six hours to strike Florida further north than where it landed. Many in the Ft. Myers region were unprepared for the violence of the hurricane when it hit their area. Each day’s news provides more proof that we are fallen people living in a fallen world. Why ...
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