Gary Varvel: Surprises in the Epstein Files

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Gary Varvel

Nov 21

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The Epstein files are being released — the Democrats asked for them, and now they’re going to get them. The TDS-sufferers are hoping that those files will end Donald Trump’s presidency. They may be disappointed.

A 2013 email to Jeffrey Epstein from a group representing Hakeem Jeffries invited Epstein to dinner and asked for a donation.

In 2019, Stacey Plaskett of the U.S. Virgin Islands was caught texting with Epstein during a hearing with former Trump attorney Michael Cohen.

How many times did Bill Clinton visit Epstein’s island?

Their hands are not clean.

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Is Iran’s Drought a Fulfillment of Biblical Prophecy?

In a recent message, Mark Hitchcock highlights that Iran is now in its sixth year of drought and suggests a possible connection to Genesis 12:3 (NKJV):

“I will bless those who bless you, and I will curse him who curses you;
and in you all the families of the earth shall be blessed.”

This raises an important question:

Judgment or Coincidence?

Iran continues to wage war against Israel through its proxies—Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis. Could this extended drought be a divine response? Or simply natural climate patterns?

Following the 12-day war this summer, Iran has reportedly seen a 40% drop in rainfall. Many will attribute this to climate change, yet:

Why is Iran being struck so severely
while neighboring Middle Eastern nations are not?
He who has eyes to see, let him see.

A Crisis of Biblical Proportions

Erick Stekelbeck on TBN reports that:

The drought has reached historic levels
There is discussion about a possible evacuation of Tehran, a city of 10 million people
The humanitarian situation continues to worsen

Let us pray for the people of Iran—they are suffering under leaders whose actions and mismanagement have deepened this crisis.

How Did It Get This Bad?

Writer Seth M. Siegel explains in The Wall Street Journal that Iran’s hostility toward Israel has helped create its water crisis.

Before the 1979 Iranian Revolution, Iran and Israel cooperated closely, including on water infrastructure modernization. But once the Ayatollahs took control, that partnership abruptly ended—along with access to Israeli water technology.

The result? A nation now crippled by drought, physically mirroring its spiritual condition.

The Rise of Christianity in Iran

Despite every effort by the Iranian regime, Christianity is exploding.

John Mac Ghlionn writing for Religion Unplugged, reports that “rather incredibly, Iran now has one of the fastest-growing Christian populations in the world. Not in grand cathedrals. Not in public squares. But underground, spreading quietly and carefully.”