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 Reverend Ron Craig
The foundational biblical answer to the concern about the part God plays in world issues today is that, He has already done ALL He is going to do about the devil until the end of this age. Hebrews 2:14 says that through His death Jesus rendered ineffective (the literal Greek) him who had the power of death, that is, the devil. That happened almost 2000 years ago. Our Lord prophesied in John 12:31-32 that through His cross-event, the ruler of this world (system) would be cast out. Second Corinthians 4:4 speaks of the god of this world (or age). That is obviously Satan, who is the same spirit that works in the children of disobedience (Ephesians 2:2). Well, Jesus Christ did die on the cross, so the devil was cast out way back then; just as Jesus promised. Thus, the devil has been an outcast ever since those days; and nothing since has changed Satan’s condition or position. John 16:11 tells us that the Holy Spirit was sent to reveal that the prince of this world, that is the devil, has been judged. In addition to that, Colossians 1:13 assures believers that we have been delivered from the power of darkness—a description of Satan’s kingdom.
Continue reading Ron Craig: The devil is not going to volunteer to stop stealing, killing, and destroying
MUSCLE SHOALS–Finding those falling prices at your Shoals Area Walmart may be a little bit harder starting the second week in September. Employees tell the Shoals Insider the Ad Matching program that many loyal customers rely on for savings is about to be a thing of the past. Continue reading Walmart to stop Ad Matching in September
MONTGOMERY—Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall today joined 15 other states in an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court asking the Court to uphold the travel ban imposed by President Trump to protect American citizens from terrorism.
The President’s executive order provides a 90-day delay of travelers entering America from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria and Yemen due to national security concerns regarding those countries.
“The President is rightfully exercising his legal authority to restrict the entry of those who may endanger the safety and security of Americans,” said Attorney General Marshall. “The restricted countries have a strong record of violent acts and terrorism, and it is vital and appropriate that the President’s provisions stand to properly vet travelers from these areas for the protection of our citizens.” Continue reading ALABAMA JOINS 15 OTHERS STATES TO SUPPORT TRUMP TRAVEL BAN
SHEFFIELD–Miss Kitty’s Urban Design & Gifts will be closing her doors for good September 30th.
The store offers all the latest interior design items, furniture, and gifts for people that aren’t always easy to buy for.
Originally from Mississippi, Owner Kitty Simms tells the Shoals Insider, “I’m ready for the next chapter in my life, my son graduates high school at the end of the school year,” “Financially, it’s the best decision for us,” Continue reading Sheffield business Miss Kitty’s closing end of September
MUSCLE SHOALS–Authorities have made an early morning arrest for breaking and entering a motor vehicle.
Around 6 am, police officers were dispatched to the 500 block of Avalon Avenue regarding a vehicle burglary that Continue reading Suspect arrested in Muscle Shoals car burglary
TUSCALOOSA – A sales representative for a Haleyville, Ala.-based compounding pharmacy pleaded guilty today in federal court to participating in a conspiracy to generate prescriptions and defraud health care insurers and prescription drug administrators out of tens of millions of dollars in 2015. Continue reading Pharmacy Sales Rep Pleads Guilty to Prescription Fraud Conspiracy
 Natalee Holloway BIRMINGHAM–Natalee’s father David Holloway announced on NBC that remains have been found in Aruba 12 years after the disappearance of his daughter.
The remains were found behind a home after a new witness in the 12-year mystery has come forward Continue reading Remains found in Aruba may be that of Natalee Holloway
TUSCUMBIA–With Labor Day celebrations, festivals aplenty, a state fair and motorcycle rides, September is chock-full of things to do in Colbert County.
The events kick off Monday, Sept. 4 with Labor Day celebrations at Spring Park in Tuscumbia and at Key Underwood Memorial Coon Dog Cemetery near Cherokee. Continue reading September is a busy month for events in Colbert County
 Burress TUSCUMBIA – A man hunt is underway in northwest Alabama. Tuscumbia police are looking for the man they have identified as opening fire at a busy convenience store over the weekend.
Tuscumbia police say the shooting Saturday night was likely the result of a road rage incident moments earlier.
Just after 10:30 pm two drivers stopped on W.F. Gardner Drive because the lead driver thought the car behind him was following too close.
Investigators said the ensuing confrontation ended and the men went on their way. Continue reading Tuscumbia police searching for shooting suspect
MONTGOMERY – Attorney General Steve Marshall announced Wednesday that his office has filed suit in Jefferson County Circuit Court against the City of Birmingham and Mayor William Bell for violating state law by constructing barriers to deliberately obscure a historically significant monument in Linn Park.
“In accordance with the law, my office has determined that by affixing tarps and placing plywood around the Linn Park Memorial such that it is hidden from view, the Defendants have ‘altered’ or ‘otherwise disturbed’ the memorial in violation of the letter and spirit of the Alabama Memorial Preservation Act,” said Attorney General Marshall. “The City of Birmingham does not have the right to violate the law and leaves my office with no choice but to file suit.” Continue reading STATE FILES SUIT AGAINST CITY OF BIRMINGHAM AND MAYOR WILLIAM BELL FOR BLOCKING CONFEDERATE STATUES
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