Violent Clashes After Tottenham draw Arsenal

Four people are charged over public order offences as ugly scenes erupted after a tense North London derby.
There were violent clashes involving supporters from the two teams after the North London derby on Saturday afternoon.
Tensions were higher than usual after of the game - which ended 2-2 - as both sides are involved in the Premier League title race.
One fan could be seen with blood streaming down his face, while mobile phone footage shows mounted police surrounded by rowdy fans throwing cans.
Oliver Barr, 23, a Fulham fan at the game, said some Tottenham fans had lined the road between the south stand of White Hart Lane, which seats the away fans, and High Road, as well as the route taken by police escorting Arsenal fans.
 "After regaining some degree of control, the police managed to gather all of the away fans into a double-layered cordon of officers outside of the away end but you could clearly see coins and other objects being thrown between the two sets of fans as mounted officers encouraged Spurs fans to move to their seats."

Ondo State Bans Fulani Activities of Herdsmen

The Ondo state government has banned activities of Fulani herdsmen in the state capital, Akure, following their recent clashes with farmers in the area.
 Ondo State Commissioner for Environment Sola Ebiseni said the State government had already given the Fulani herdsmen a one week ultimatum to evacuate their cattle from the main town of Akure.

8 signs to know a false prophets

False prophets spread fear, give false hope that leads to disillusionment, speculate about the future, and often boast of real or imagined spiritual experiences. They find sin where there is no sin but conceal sin where repentance is needed.

But worst of all, they give a false testimony about God's nature and discourage people from seeking the genuine gift of prophecy.

 False prophets come as no surprise to Jesus. He said,

“Then many false prophets will rise up and deceive many.” (Matthew 24:11)

Prophet Jeremiah faced a problem. God had given him a clear message but it contradicted the message of every other prophet—both Baal and Yahweh's. He must have felt slightly confused. Who was telling the truth? Then God answered him.

“And the Lord said to me, ‘The prophets prophesy lies in My name. I have not sent them, commanded them, nor spoken to them; they prophesy to you a false vision, divination, a worthless thing, and the deceit of their heart.’” (Jeremiah 14:14)

But that the prophets prophesied lies was only a part of the problem.

“An astonishing and horrible thing has been committed in the land: The prophets prophesy falsely, And the priests rule by their own power; and My people love to have it so. But what will you do in the end?” (Jeremiah 5:30–31)

The people preferred the lies of the false prophets to the true message of Jeremiah, as they seemed to promise them a better future than him. But that was not the end of the story.

“‘Therefore behold, I am against the prophets,’ says the Lord, ‘who steal My words every one from his neighbor. Behold, I am against the prophets,’ says the Lord, ‘who use their tongues and say, “He says.” Behold, I am against those who prophesy false dreams,’ says the Lord, ‘and tell them, and cause My people to err by their lies and by their recklessness. Yet I did not send them or command them; therefore they shall not profit this people at all,’ says the Lord.” (Jeremiah 23:30-32).

There are many signs of the false prophets, and this list is by no means exhaustive, and not in the order of priority.

1. They don't care about history:One of the main signs of a false prophet is that they don’t care about history. It might sound odd that a person predicting future should care about history, but in fact every prophet should be deeply concerned of the past. 

How can you be certain of fulfilment of prophecies in future if you haven’t reviewed their potential fulfilment in the past? 

2. Their track record is poor:Many prophets have been around for a while, which gives us an opportunity to see their track record. What becomes clear is that the track record of false prophets is often poor, a fact they seek to hide through referring to their own prophecies as "fulfilled" but distorting their original content and wording. They also refer to prophecies they have allegedly given in the past, but there are no records of those prophecies.
John Hagee, for example, has a pretty poor track record. Before the US election in 2012, he said,
“I have said it before and I will say it again: the election on Nov. 6, 2012 for the office of president is the day of decision for America. Four more years of Obama will bring absolute socialism to America. Our children and grandchildren will never know the greatness of America that we have experienced.”
If someone tells me that this prophecy has been fulfilled or is even in danger of being fulfilled, I'd ask him or her to study the definitions of the words 'socialism' and 'capitalism' again. The inequality gap in the US has been widening during Obama's tenure, perhaps not because of him, but regardless of him, and big business is still in control of the nation. The United States is no more or less socialist than before Obama's first tenure.

3. They don’t care about what the Bible actually says:False prophets often make a lot of noise about believing in the Bible, but in practice they pay only cursory attention to it at best.
But the truth is that if you have a prophetic gift you need to study the Bible even harder than anyone else.
“For the word of God is living and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword, piercing even to the division of soul and spirit, and of joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.” (Hebrews 4:12)

Every prophet absolutely needs to study the Bible to increase their spiritual discernment. We are all surrounded by many spiritual influences, and prophets especially are in danger, as they are seeking or should be seeking to hear God more than most, and the enemy will seek to hijack their ability to hear in the spiritual realm. 

4. They use other sources than the Bible:If a prophecy refers to any other source than the Bible or hearing from God extensively, there is a near 100% chance that it is a false prophecy. When prophetic teachers rely on sayings of Muhammad, or Mormon teachings, such as the White Horse Prophecy, as Rick Joyner did before the election in 2012, you can be certain that it is a false prophecy.
Also, prophecies that rely extensively on the news tend to be false prophecies, as all they do is tell us what's already taking place in the world, rather than what God is intending to do.

5. They focus on signs rather than God:With false prophets, any sign will be valid; the more impressive, the better! We need to be careful when people focus on strange phenomena such as angel feathers, golddust and diamonds discovered on the floor. I still don't get why anyone thinks that angels could have feathers, as they are spirits! I don't think we need to shut every phenomena out; all I am saying is that if and when these pheneomena occur, it is wise to have a look at the prophet's teaching very carefully. What are they actually teaching? And what kind of atmosphere has taken over the place where they minister? Is it full of the presence of God, or is it focused on man? 

6. They have an unbiblical political agenda:The Old Testament prophets often had a political agenda but it was strikingly different from many agendas of today. More than anything else, the Old Testament prophets stood for justice and for the poor. Today, it seems that most 'prophets' stand against justice and the poor.

Zechariah 7:8-10 says,
“Execute true justice, show mercy and compassion everyone to his brother. Do not oppress the widow or the fatherless, the alien or the poor.”

7. They spread fear: When John Hagee 'prophesies' that Ebola is God's judgement on America because Obama is "trying to divide Jerusalem" even when it has affected West Africa rather than the United States, he is playing with people's fears. There is absolutely zero chance that Ebola could be a judgment of America simply because it hasn't and won't affect America that much.
You must ask yourself the question why any 'prophet' would focus their attention to spread fear and panic. That is not from the Spirit of God, but manipulating people for personal gain.

8. They preach hate:Many of the modern prophets preach hate, undoubtedly  trying to emulate the Old Testament prophets, but not having the compassion these Old Testament prophets had, regardless of their seemingly harsh words. Preaching hate always breaks the command of Jesus to love our enemies.

Written by Joensuu Marko

Singer Joey Feek Dies After Battling Cancer

Country singer Joey Feek, one half of the duo Joey + Rory, has died following a battle with cervical cancer, her husband Rory announced.

She was 40.

"My wife's greatest dream came true today. She is in Heaven," he wrote. "The cancer is gone, the pain has ceased and all her tears are dry."

Rory Feek, 49, has been documenting their journey since May 2014, when Joey was diagnosed with cervical cancer three months after giving birth to their daughter Indiana.

Bangkok Boat Explosion Injures More Than 50 Passengers

At least 58 people have been injured in Thailand’s capital, Bangkok, after the engine on a water taxi exploded as it pulled into a jetty.Police said that most of the injured suffered from minor burns, though two passengers were said to have been seriously hurt by flying debris.
Initial reports suggested that a fuel leak was to blame.
Water taxis ply the canals around Bangkok and are a popular form of transport in the traffic-choked city.
Statistics from 2012 revealed that more than 100,000 people use the canal boats in Bangkok every day.
The Erawan Medical Emergency Centre said two Myanmar nationals and one Japanese national were among those injured.
The boat ran on both diesel and liquefied natural gas, Khao Sod reported.
The firm that runs the service is using only diesel on its boats. Investigation into the cause of the accident is ongoing.