What lessons will we learn from the 2020 lockdowns and elections? In 2024, over 40 Nations have Presidential elections, the World Economic Forum is forecasting a Global Cyber attack, and the looming threats of a digital currency and loss of privacy. What do we do to be “Wise as serpents and harmless as doves?” How do we make sure we can prepare to prevent disruptions in our lives?

Come Wednesday, January 24, 2024 at 7:00 PM for an important informative night with Pastor Dennis.

1. Stay Informed: Keep yourself informed about global events, cybersecurity threats, and economic trends. Reliable news sources and updates from credible organizations can help you stay aware.

2. Critical Thinking: Develop critical thinking skills to discern information and distinguish between reliable and misleading sources. This will help you make informed decisions in various aspects of your life.

3.Diversify Information Sources: Don't rely solely on one source for information. Diversify your information intake to gain a broader understanding of various perspectives.

4. Cybersecurity Awareness: Learn about cybersecurity best practices to protect your personal information online. This includes using strong, unique passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, and being cautious about phishing attempts.

Financial Preparedness: Consider financial planning and diversification of assets. Understand potential economic impacts and take steps to secure your financial well-being.

5. Privacy Protection: Be mindful of privacy concerns, especially with the rise of digital currencies and increased surveillance. Understand the implications and take measures to protect your privacy online.

6. Community Engagement: Engage with your community, local authorities, and relevant organizations. Community support and communication can be vital during times of change or uncertainty.

7.Spiritual and Emotional Resilience: Nurture spiritual and emotional well-being. This can provide a strong foundation for facing challenges and uncertainties.

8. Adaptability: Cultivate adaptability. In a rapidly changing world, being able to adapt to new circumstances is a valuable skill.

9.Seek Guidance: If you're attending informative events like the one with Pastor Dennis, be open to seeking guidance from trusted sources.

Be discerning and apply the information in a way that aligns with your values and beliefs.

Remember, preparedness involves a combination of knowledge, adaptability, and community engagement. Staying informed, maintaining a balanced perspective, and being proactive in protecting your well-being can contribute to a more resilient approach to the challenges you may face.