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Top headlines for Wednesday, September 13, 2023
In today's episode, we kick off with President Joe Biden's recent remarks from Hanoi, Vietnam, where he addressed China and the global warming controversy, presenting his intriguing choice of words for skeptics. Then, we shift our focus to a shocking lawsuit, unpacking the allegations against New Jersey's Department of Corrections for failing to intervene in a case involving a female inmate and a trans woman prisoner. We also explore the worrying trend of uncommitted Christians and its implication on the decrease of a biblical worldview in America, as revealed by Christian researcher George Barna's data. Lastly, we dig into Coco Gauff's overlooked show of faith after taking home her first U.S. Open title—an event misrepresented by ESPN—as we discuss the intersection of faith and sports.
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- Biden's Vietnam press conference: 5 major highlights | Politics News
- California parents can lose custody for not affirming trans child | Politics News
- Female inmate sexually assaulted by trans prisoner: lawsuit | U.S. News
- Uncommitted Christians a threat to biblical worldview: Barna | Church & Ministries News
- Christian charity helps over 6K sex trafficking survivors | Church & Ministries News
- Church leaders seek to train over 100K new European pastors | Church & Ministries News
- 5 Christian reactions to Coco Gauff’s prayer | Sports News
Top headlines for Tuesday, September 12, 2023
In today's episode, we explore the heartbreaking aftermath of a brutal earthquake in Morocco and how international aid organizations like the Convoy of Hope and Operation Rescue are responding. Next, we go in-depth into the latest advancements in U.S. military technology that might soon enable simultaneous attacks using thousands of drones, and we ponder over its potential geopolitical and prophetic consequences.
Switching gears to politics, we'll hear how an Iowa evangelical activist views the upcoming state caucuses, and why he sees potential for a surprise outcome in the currently wide-open Republican field, dominated by Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis. Finally, we sit down with former reality TV star Jill Duggar Dillard, as she shares the emotional toll of her television career on her marriage, coinciding with the impending publication of her memoir.
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- Morocco earthquake kills over 2,400, Christian group sends aid | World News
- Pentagon reportedly eyeing 'massive' drone program | U.S. News
- DeSantis' Iowa ground game could produce an upset, insider says | Politics News
- Catholic colleges among worst campuses for free speech: report | U.S. News
- Emory Healthcare cuts Christmas Eve to observe Juneteenth | U.S. News
- Attendees at school board meeting recite Lord's Prayer | U.S. News
- Christian school teacher arrested for sex with students | U.S. News
- CofE substantiates abuse allegations against prominent leader | Church & Ministries News
- Boy Scouts blocked child protection measure, whistleblower claims | U.S. News
- Duggar daughter says reality show nearly ruined her marriage | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Wednesday, September 6, 2023
In today's episode, we we explore the controversial stance of 'Dr. Death,' an assisted suicide advocate creating a stir with his latest invention - a suicide-enabled pod raising ethical questions. Next, we take a look at the bold move by job search giant Indeed, offering a $10,000 benefit to help trans-identified U.S. employees relocate to states that support gender-affirming care. Finally, join us as we cover the UK March for Life, where an impressive 7,000 people took to the streets of London to support the rights of the unborn.
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- Former physician dubbed 'Dr Death' promotes assisted suicide pods | World News
- Indeed offering $10K to trans employees seeking to move states | U.S. News
- Oklahoma education officials investigate hiring of principal | U.S. News
- OB-GYN group head calls for 'unrestricted' abortion access | U.S. News
- Mike Baker announces new church after Eastview resignation | Church & Ministries News
- 7,000 join March for Life UK in London's Parliament Square | World News
Top headlines for Thursday, August 31, 2023
In today's episode, a federal court ruling that found five pro-life activists guilty of a 2020 blockade attempt at a D.C. abortion facility, to the surprising statistics revealing one in six US churchgoers has been involved in an abortion despite religious faith. Next, we explore the challenges faced by two congregations striving to preserve their church properties amidst financial struggles: A Maryland congregation hustling to raise the funds needed to retain their church after voting to leave the United Methodist Church, and Miami's historic St. John's Institutional Missionary Baptist Church grappling with the threat of foreclosure.
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- Pro-life activists found guilty for DC abortion clinic blockade | U.S. News
- Pro-lifers demand DOJ investigate abortionist after discovery | U.S. News
- 1 in 6 churchgoers have had or encouraged an abortion: poll | U.S. News
- Californa pastor shares pulpit with clown barber, says testimony | Church & Ministries News
- Md. church that left UMC must urgently raise $4M to keep property | Church & Ministries News
- Oklahoma Supreme Court blocks congregation's vote to leave UMC | Church & Ministries News
- Miami church needs $3M to save buildings from foreclosure | Church & Ministries News
- Charges dropped against Va. pastor accused of soliciting sex | U.S. News
- Pastor John Blanchard gets prostitution charge expunged | Church & Ministries News
- Cosmetics brand cuts ties with rocker over trans ideology remarks | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Wednesday, August 30, 2023
In this week's episode, we delve into the recent controversy surrounding a Missouri-based gender clinic, scrutinized for alleged premature hormone treatment in minors. We also touch on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's response to a racially-motivated fatal shooting in Jacksonville, triggering mixed reactions. The debates around abortion heat up, as pro-life groups counter an ad from President Joe Biden's campaign painting democrats as extremists on this contentious issue. Lastly, we grapple with the disturbing link made by an NBC report between faith, criticism of Pride, and the brutal murder of an LGBT-supportive shopkeeper in California.
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- NYT investigates whistleblower's claims against gender clinic | U.S. News
- Ron DeSantis calls racist Dollar General shooter 'scumbag' | U.S. News
- Biden's $25M ad campaign targets Republicans' abortion stance | Politics News
- CPAC chair faces new misconduct allegations amid board shakeup | Politics News
- NBC links Christian beliefs to shopkeeper's murder over LGBT flag | U.S. News
- Grandma sues school board after granddaughter is sex trafficked | U.S. News
- Dennis Prager on the 'most important freedom' | Politics News
- 'Jesus Calling' author Sarah Young in 'rapidly failing' health | U.S. News
Top headlines for Tuesday, August 29, 2023
In today's episode, we take a look at Franklin Graham's heartening event in London, where his gospel message spurred many to make decisions for Christ. Later, we dissect a Californian school district's offer to financially reward teachers who attended a controversial webinar focusing on cross-sex hormone treatments and surgeries for gender dysphoric children. Finally, we explore a disturbing report about a Canadian woman seeking psychiatric help, only to be guided towards the country's medical assistance in dying program.
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- HBCU vows to continue 'God's work' after shooting near campus | U.S. News
- 1K make decisions for Christ at Franklin Graham event in London | Church & Ministries News
- American nurse kidnapped in Haiti forgives abductors | World News
- Jewish couple can sue after Christian foster org. rejected them | U.S. News
- California school district promotes webinar with trans advocates | U.S. News
- Texas school board forcibly removes book protester from meeting | U.S. News
- Judge rejects parents' plea to restore opt-out of LGBT books | U.S. News
- New Jersey pastor shot; police searching for shooter | U.S. News
- Suicidal woman offers assisted suicide at Canadian hospital | World News
- At least seven church members executed in Haiti | World News
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Top headlines for Monday, August 28, 2023
In this episode, we begin with exploring the case of a Tennessee ministry supposedly discriminated by Bank of America due to its Christian views. Then, we look at the significant development of one of the largest teachers unions offering guidelines on incorporating lessons on gender identity in classrooms. Furthermore, we investigate the lawsuit filed by a Northern California church against county officials for alleged spy activities during the COVID-19 shutdown. Concluding the episode, we share insights from a recent Lifeway Research study highlighting increased beliefs among Protestant churchgoers about financial prosperity being part of God's plan for them.
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- Bank of America cancels accounts for Ugandan outreach ministry | U.S. News
- Conservative group backing 150 anti-woke school board candidates | Politics News
- Teachers union pushes for gender identity curricula:report | U.S. News
- California church sues county for allegedly pandemic spying | U.S. News
- Calvary Chapel San Jose lawsuit, $350K fines indoor services | Church & Ministries News
- California church doesn’t have to pay $217K in COVID fines: court | Church & Ministries News
- Pro-life staffer opens up about firing after social media spat | Politics News
- Prosperity gospel on the rise among US churchgoers | Church & Ministries News
- Sean Feucht gives update on stolen guitar, thief gave life to God | Entertainment News
- New comedy film 'Camp Hideout' infused with Christian values | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Friday, August 25, 2023
In this week's episode, we recap the first Republican Candidate Presidential Debate of the 2024 election season, where the absence of frontrunner, Donald Trump, has allowed other candidates to step into the spotlight. Moving into education and religion, we discuss the ongoing debates in South Carolina over prayer in school board meetings and the New Jersey attorney general's legal battle over parental notification policies. Lastly, a frightening revelation from Austria, where two Muslim teenagers share their plan in court testimonies, to target Christians in a planned school attack. Don't miss out on these critical conversations.
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- 6 highlights from the GOP presidential debate: | Politics News
- 4 highlights from Trump's interview with Tucker Carlson | Politics News
- School board urged to allow prayer at meetings despite complaint | U.S. News
- Biden criticized for comparing Hawaii wildfires to kitchen fire | Politics News
- Nazarene pastor faces removal over gay marriage support | Church & Ministries News
- Evan Craft uses platform to minister to homeless | Entertainment News
- 'Sweetwater' highlights life of the first black player in NBA | Entertainment News
- New Jerseyans want parents notified about kids' gender confusion | U.S. News
- Judge blocks schools' trans parental notification policies | U.S. News
- Alabama can ban trans surgeries, puberty blockers for kids: court | Politics News
- Muslim teens confess plan to kill Christians in Austria | World News
Top headlines for Thursday, August 24, 2023
In today's podcast, we dissect the controversy surrounding Bud Light's latest marketing campaign featuring a transgender influencer - was it truly aimed at children? Next, we delve into a compelling conversation between Democratic presidential nominee contender Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and former Fox News figure Tucker Carlson on 'Platform X' where they touched on key issues affecting our nation. Lastly, we turn our gaze to Delhi, as the city takes center stage in the lead-up to the G20 summit. We take you inside the troubling incident where a local church was targeted by a Hindu nationalist mob during a Sunday service.
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- Senate committee probes whether Bud Light violated rules | Politics News
- City can’t ban Christian farmer over gay marriage views: court | U.S. News
- RFK Jr. talks Ukraine, COVID-19, the CIA and border crisis | Politics News
- Maryland Jury awards over $1 million to family of pastor | U.S. News
- Chicago lawmaker urges gun ceasefire amid rising gang violence | U.S. News
- Mob attacks Delhi church, beats up Christians, including women | World News
- Are aliens, UFOs real? Astrophysicist reveals terrifying details | Living News
Top headlines for Wednesday, August 23, 2023
In this episode, we examine the wide-ranging discussion between Republican presidential candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy and former Fox news host, Tucker Carlson, illuminating key issues in politics today. We move onto Texas' controversial decision to sever ties with the American Library Association following the election of their self-proclaimed Marxist lesbian president. Finally, we celebrate the return of viral comedian John Crist to the spotlight as he discloses his love for the church and his unique approach to humor within the Christian community. Tune in for a compelling blend of politics, controversy and comedy.
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- FBI campaign identifies 200 sex trafficking victims | U.S. News
- Vivek Ramaswamy talks China, 9/11, LGBT ideology | Politics News
- Texas cuts ties with American Library Association, lawmaker says | U.S. News
- Art teacher fired after parents reveal 'hail Satan,' other distur | U.S. News
- Georgia teacher fired after reading LGBT book to 5th graders | U.S. News
- Disney's 1937 'Snow White' is a 'feminist' tale, author says | Entertainment News
- John Crist gets candid on love for Church, public cancellation | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Tuesday, August 22, 2023
In today's episode, we begin with the fury of Mother Nature as Southern California dealt with the dual threat of earthquakes and Tropical Storm Hilary, leading to record rainfall and consequential flooding. We look into a controversial educational topic as over 1,000 U.S. school districts adopt policies to withhold trans and nonbinary identification information from parents. In religious news, Christian preschools in Colorado are pushing back against state funding requirements that they believe compromise their teachings on sexuality and marriage. Lastly, join us in solidarity with the Christians of Eastern Pakistan, who amidst ruins caused by religious tension, continue to gather for worship. Dive in with us for these stories and more.
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- Earthquakes hit California; Tropical Storm Hilary brings flooding | U.S. News
- Over 1,000 missing in Maui wildfires; 114 confirmed dead | U.S. News
- 1,000 school districts hide kids’ trans identities from parents | U.S. News
- Tennessee teacher apologizes for writing assignment about murder | U.S. News
- Pro-life group fires employee after 'faith in Christ alone' post | U.S. News
- Christian preschools sue Colorado over universal pre-K program | U.S. News
- Pakistani Christians attend worship services after mob attacks | World News
- Israel rejects Evangelical group’s clergy visas | World News
- Nick Hall tells believers quit arguing over CCM, Christian rap | Church & Ministries News
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Top headlines for Monday, August 21, 2023
In this episode, we delve into the unfolding drama involving an individual sought by IRS for wire fraud and money laundering, who deceived numerous organizations into donating millions thinking it was for a Christian ministry in China. We also discuss Target's first quarterly sales decline in six years, attributed to a backlash over its promotion of LGBT-related products during Pride month. We talk about Willie McLaurin's resignation from the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee, amid revelations of false credentials. Finally, amidst a society on the edge, we explore Pastor Myles Rutherford's call for the church to speak the truth with love and accuracy.
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- IRS looking for fake Christian missionary who stole $30 million | U.S. News
- Latest News and Headlines | Christian Post
- Target reveals drop in sales amid backlash to LGBT products | U.S. News
- Target backlash over 'Pride' collection: 4 things to know | U.S. News
- Appeals court sides with pro-lifers arrested for sidewalk chalk | U.S. News
- Why speaking out against the killing of Floyd is a pro-life issue | Voice
- Ohio Jewish lawmakers slam tweet about 'faith in Christ' | U.S. News
- Willie McLaurin resigns as interim SBC Executive Committee head | Church & Ministries News
- Myles Rutherford urges Church to confront silence | Church & ministry News
- Dennis Quaid baseball drama tells story of faith, perseverance | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Friday, August 18, 2023
In this episode, we discuss Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston's surprising plea reversal to DUI charges, reflecting on the potential fallout. We then unpack a contentious story involving a male athlete competing as a woman in a national women's bodybuilding competition, touching upon the larger implications for gender and sports. In legislative updates, we cover the North Carolina General Assembly's recent controversial decisions regarding trans athletes and healthcare. Ending on a hopeful note, we highlight the growth of a Christian ministry providing biblical education to public school students.
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- Brian Houston found not guilty of concealing father’s sex crimes | Church & Ministries News
- Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston pleads guilty to DUI | U.S. News
- American missionary leaned on worship song during captivity | World News
- Male athlete sets new women's powerlifting record | Sports News
- Rapping 'AI Jesus' offers life advice, cat prayers | Entertainment News
- Melissa Joan Hart details ‘born-again, Holy Spirit’ encounter | Entertainment News
- Lawmakers demand education reform after Kentucky bus crisis | U.S. News
- NC lawmakers override veto, ban sex-change surgeries for kids | Politics News
- Second California school district mandates parental notification | U.S. News
- FFRF tells SC school district leaders to stop prayers at meetings | U.S. News
- New Bible class program for public schools grows across 11 states | U.S. News
Top headlines for Thursday, August 17, 2023
In this week's episode, we will discuss the tragic loss of 19-year-old Tajh Boyd, a Liberty University football player, where the medical examiner recently revealed the cause of his death. We'll explore the controversy surrounding Democratic Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s stance on abortion, specifically his expressed willingness to sign a law banning the procedure after 12 weeks if elected. We pay tribute to Pastor Tim Keller, remembering his profound wisdom, undying passion for faith, and his services as an exemplar of the gospel. Lastly, we celebrate the remarkable 114 years of a Texas woman, who, surrounded by five generations, holds the titles of being the oldest person in Texas, second oldest in the United States, and seventh worldwide. She credits God's grace and a healthy lifestyle for her extraordinary journey.
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- Liberty University football player's cause of death revealed | Sports News
- NJ high court says Catholic school can fire teacher caught in sin | U.S. News
- RFK Jr. walks back support for late-term abortion ban | Politics News
- Female swimmer: NCAA ordered me to give trophy to trans athlete | Sports News
- Riley Gaines won't let hatred infect her in battle for fairness | Sports News
- Tim Keller remembered by thousands at St. Patrick's Cathedral | Church & Ministries News
- 114-year-old Texas woman gives thanks to God for her longevity | Living News
- 'Chosen' creator responds to Voddie Baucham criticism | Entertainment News
- Voddie Baucham says he won't watch 'The Chosen' | Entertainment News
- ‘Rich Men North of Richmond’ singer Oliver Anthony quotes Bible | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Wednesday, August 16, 2023
In today's episode, we delve into a tale of survival amidst destruction as we discuss the miraculous preservation of a Catholic church in Hawaii while wildfires engulf its surroundings. Join us as we navigate the political landscape, focusing our lens on President Joe Biden and White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre as they defend their administration's response to the wildfires in Maui, a scenario that stirred controversy due to an earlier no comment stance. Lastly, we face the harrowing reality of the mental health crisis in the United States, where suicide rates hit a record high in 2022. We explore the data released by the U.S. centers for Disease and Prevention that reveals almost 50,000 lives tragically ended by suicide.
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- Maui Catholic church untouched as wildfires torch surroundings | U.S. News
- KJP defends Biden after 'no comment' response to Maui wildfires | Politics News
- Steven Sund details 5 facts about J6 in Tucker Carlson interview | Politics News
- Suicide deaths reached record high in 2022: CDC | U.S. News
- Al Mohler on if SBC may have to pass ban on trans pastors | Church & Ministries News
- Manipur Tribal Christians plan mass burial for violence victims | World News
- 'Haunted Mansion' mocks Christianity, prayers to the dead | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Tuesday, August 15, 2023
In this episode, we start with a miraculous report from Maui, where a church from Pastor Greg Laurie’s Harvest Christian Fellowship survived the devastating wildfires, a beacon of hope amidst the tragic loss of over 2,000 structures and innocent lives. Then, we delve into controversies in Congress, as republican members express concern over Biden's administration funding for an international organization promoting atheism. Ending on a hopeful note, we discuss a recent reporting indicating a nuanced relationship of the younger generation with religion - even with declining engagement, a considerable number of these young people credit the bible for life-changing transformations. Tune in for a thought-provoking dialogue at the intersection of faith and contemporary issues.
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- ‘By God’s grace’: Harvest Kumulani in Maui undamaged by wildfires | Church & Ministries News
- McCaul: Iran will use $6B in Biden hostage deal for ‘terror' | Politics News
- Lawmakers investigating Biden funding spread of atheism abroad | Politics News
- Transgender protesters in Texas spit on, harass women, children | Politics News
- NJ parents oppose 'gender-neutral' trans education policies | U.S. News
- Parents sue school district to opt kids out of LGBT lessons | U.S. News
- Hotel clerk saves 2 girls from sex trafficking | U.S. News
- Half of Gen Zers says the Bible 'transformed' their lives: study | Living News
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Top headlines for Monday, August 14, 2023
In this episode, we first examine the controversy surrounding a Missouri senior living center who is under threat of a lawsuit by a Christian legal advocacy group due to its alleged ban on residents conducting Bible studies. We then reflect on the heartbreaking story of the Late Texas Pastor Phillip Loveday, whose family is enduring an unspeakable loss following his unexpected suicide. Lastly, we discuss the incredible story of a New Hampshire nurse and her daughter's daring rescue in Haiti, facilitated by faith-based security company, Concilium Inc., in cooperation with U.S officials.
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- Senior center cancels Bible study after residents 'offended' | U.S. News
- Family mourns after apparent suicide of Texas pastor | Church & Ministries News
- Missing Texas Pastor Phillip Loveday is found dead | Church & Ministries News
- Ex-pastor accused of stealing $1.4M worth of Home Depot products | U.S. News
- Pa. man arrested for making ethnic threats against Baptist church | U.S. News
- Security ministry helped free American nurse and daughter | World News
- Can Biden admin. pressure social media sites to censor posts? | Politics News
- Docs show FBI targeting of Catholics not an isolated incident | U.S. News
Top headlines for Friday, August 11, 2023
In today's podcast episode, we discuss a recent report by Lifeway Research revealing a growing sense of fear among protestant pastors concerning the future. Then, we'll shed light on the controversy stirred by a razor company's ad featuring a trans-identified woman, which sparked calls for a boycott. We'll also delve into the escalating conflict over an Ohio ballot initiative that could enshrine the right to abortion in the state's constitution, following the defeat of a different referendum. Finally, we will look at the fallout of a court ruling against Southwest Airlines, in which their attorneys were mandated to undergo religious liberty training.
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- Funeral industry trade group: Demand for cremations on the rise | U.S. News
- Nearly 70% of churchgoers have 'growing sense of fear': Lifeway | Church & Ministries News
- George Pratt tells church they can call on ancestors like Jesus | U.S. News
- Michael Youssef holding worldwide evangelistic events | Church & Ministries News
- Harry's Razors ad shows trans-identified girl's mutilated breasts | U.S. News
- Trial begins for pro-life activists facing 11 years in prison | U.S. News
- Pro-lifers: Amend FACE Act amid inaction on pro-abortion violence | Politics News
- 'A sad day for Ohio': Pro-lifers, Biden react to Issue 1's defeat | Politics News
- Massachusetts accused of discrimination against Catholic couple | U.S. News
- ADF slams Biden admin for 'hijacking' law with 'abortion mandate' | Politics News
- Southwest appeals ruling for employee fired over pro-life views | U.S. News
Top headlines for Thursday, August 10, 2023
In today's episode, we first explore a significant legal development as a federal appeals court breathes new life into a sex trafficking lawsuit against a California-based company, a case with profound implications for corporate responsibility and victims' rights. We'll then shift gears to discuss a controversial, now-removed Jesus Christ statue in Porsche's ad celebrating 60 years of their iconic 911 model, examining the dialogue this has sparked about the role of religious imagery in advertising. Lastly, we dive into the ongoing debate surrounding Jamal Bryant, Leader of the New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Stonecrest, Georgia, and his contentious statement that Jesus was wrong for 85% of his life.
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- Kirk Cameron book event draws hundreds after cancelation reversal | U.S. News
- Calif. company must face sex-trafficking allegations, court rules | U.S. News
- Porsche apologizes for removing statue of Christ Jesus from ad | World News
- Anheuser-Busch heir: Mulvaney campaign pushback isn't 'prejudice' | U.S. News
- Tennessee church votes to leave SBC over female pastor ban | Church & Ministries News
- Jamal Bryant claims Jesus was wrong for 85% of His life | Church & Ministries News
- 'Ordinary Angels' sheds light on Christian service | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Wednesday, August 9, 2023
A recent study that points to marital status as a major determinant of happiness, showing that married individuals profess being 'very happy' more often than their un-married counterparts – a consistent trend over the last 50 years. Additionally, we examine a strong warning from esteemed Pastor Michael Youssef about the current trend of churches failing to fully teach the Gospel, leaving Christians unequipped and the world at greater risk of deception. Finally, we discuss a parenting resource's pushback against Disney's newest release due to its exploration of 'unbiblical' themes and elements of the occult.
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- Many young adults say marriage is an 'outdated tradition': survey | U.S. News
- 'Finish this fight': Activists urge Ohioans to support Issue 1 | Politics News
- Graphic novel claiming Bible is corrupted found in Texas schools | U.S. News
- Michael Youssef warns of coming deception by Antichrist | Church & Ministries News
- Angel Studios reacts after 'Sound of Freedom' investor arrested | Entertainment News
- Movieguide warns parents ‘Haunted Mansion’ is ‘too occult’ | Entertainment News
- Charges pressed against Christian dad for praying silently | World News
Top headlines for Tuesday, August 8, 2023
In this episode, we begin with the untimely passing of Liberty University's freshman offensive lineman, Tajh Boyd, who was known for his deep faith and ritual of praying before each game. The mystery surrounding the cause of his death remains. We then delve into the alarming disappearance of a beloved Texas pastor and the devoted search efforts being made throughout the state. Lastly, we highlight the distressing dilemma faced by an Oregon woman battling breast cancer, who claims she was dropped by her primary care doctor due to her opinions on their display of a transgender pride flag.
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- Police ask for public’s help in search for missing Texas pastor | U.S. News
- Thousands join search for missing Texas pastor | U.S. News
- Pro-life activist targeted in FBI raid is running for Congress | Politics News
- Oklahoma governor's executive order enacts Women’s Bill of Rights | Politics News
- Louisiana classrooms now required to display ‘In God We Trust’ | U.S. News
- North Texas district votes to provide schools with armed guards | U.S. News
- Calif. school board threatened over parent notification policy | U.S. News
- Breast cancer patient dropped by Oregan clinic after complaint | U.S. News
- British Rowing bars trans-identified males from women's events | World News
- ‘Jesus Revolution’ rising on Netflix's top 10 trending list | Entertainment News
- ‘Unsung Hero’ tells life of Rebecca St. James, for King & Country | Entertainment News
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Top headlines for Monday, August 7, 2023
In today's episode, we have some heartwarming news regarding a group of student missionaries from Harmony Hill Baptist Church, who were finally able to return to the U.S after a political crisis in Niger delayed their journey. In political news, Governors Ron DeSantis of Florida and Gavin Newsom of California are set for a long-anticipated debate, which comes amid their states' increasingly divergent policies. Finally, we delve into cinema; though Greta Gerwig's new Barbie film is visually stunning, we'll discuss why its worldview might necessitate cautious viewing from a Christian perspective.
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- Texas missionaries escape Niger after coup | U.S. News
- NBA star Jonathan Isaac hosts event for anti-woke brand UNITUS | Sports News
- DeSantis agrees to debate Newsom, defends pro-life credentials | Politics News
- Christian college asks court to protect beliefs on female pastors | U.S. News
- Man spends $14K on dog suit to fulfill dream of becoming a dog | World News
- 'Barbie' lauds female empowerment, falls short on biblical truths | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Friday, August 4, 2023
In this episode, we unravel the shocking story of a Florida man charged for carrying out a $35 million Ponzi scheme, exploiting elderly church members in what is deemed an affinity fraud by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Then, we discuss Grammy winner Lauren Daigle's response to critics targeting the newly-released anti-trafficking film, Sound of Freedom. Finally, we examine a troubling case of a former employee alleging religious discrimination following her resistance to a diversity initiative at one of the world's largest food service companies, which subsequently led to the loss of her job.
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- Florida man targeted church members with Ponzi scheme: SEC | U.S. News
- Lauren Daigle slams critics of Sound of Freedom: | Entertainment News
- Lecrae says Tim Keller book helped save his life amid dark season | Church & Ministries News
- Pro-life pregnancy centers sue Vermont over ‘discriminatory' law | Politics News
- Christian employee sues food service giant over 'equity' plan | U.S. News
- Okla. sued for approving nation's first religious charter school | U.S. News
- Chilean court supports parental rights in homeschooling case | World News
Top headlines for Thursday, August 3, 2023
In this episode, we begin with the troubling news about New Hampshire nurse Alix Dorsainvil and her daughter who've been kidnapped in Haiti while working for the Christian education ministry, El Roi. As the culprits demand a hefty ransom, we discuss the outpouring of prayers from the ministry and beyond for her safe return. Next, we examine the shocking lawsuit filed by former Liberty University President, Jerry Falwell Jr., against his father's own university. The suit alleges unlawful exploitation of Jerry Falwell Sr.'s trademark and image. Finally, we explore a shift in affiliation for a North American Anglican congregation. Known for their conservatism, they've voted in favor of affiliating with the Episcopal Church, leading to a significant denominational movement.
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- Jerry Falwell Jr. sues Liberty University over father's trademark | U.S. News
- Black academic behind Fla. curriculum responds to Kamala Harris | U.S. News
- Man arrested for defacing church with satanic symbols | U.S. News
- Pastor beaten unconscious for preaching about Jesus at funeral | World News
- Soul Survivor founder Mike Pilavachi resigns amid investigation | Church & Ministries News
- UK Charity Commission investigating donations to Soul Survivor | Church & Ministries News
- Texas Anglican congregation votes to join Episcopal Church | Church & Ministries News
Top headlines for Wednesday, August 2, 2023
In today's episode, we delve into new data from Gallup that reveals a significant decline in American belief in religious elements like God, angels, heaven, hell, and the devil. We analyze how these shifts have been playing out over the last two decades, with a particular focus on the steepest declines: belief in God and heaven. Next, we discuss a groundbreaking moment for the Christian music charts as a performer who dresses in makeup and women's clothing claims the number one spot, spurred in part by criticism from worship artist Sean Feucht. To wrap up, we explore the popularity of religious attractions, specifically shedding light on the Ark Encounter – a life-sized replica of Noah's Ark – which has recently topped the list as a leading tourist destination.
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- Christian college defends history curriculum for K-12 schools | U.S. News
- Biden admin. to pay nearly $65K for family planning policy change | Politics News
- Nick Vujicic unveils AI-powered solution to spread Gospel | Church & Ministries News
- Drag performer 'Flamy Grant' becomes first to top Christian music | Entertainment News
- Ark Encounter tops list of most popular attractions in Kentucky | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Tuesday, August 1, 2023
In this episode, we delve into the concerning reports of a Chinese Communist Party-sponsored program in various U.S. schools. We also discuss the firing of a Texas teacher who displayed an image of herself with drag performers at a gay bar, exploring the claims surrounding her walking in an ungodly manner. Amid online backlash, we discuss Rep. Nancy Mace's open admission of engaging in premarital sex in front of her pastor. Finally, we investigate how a Christian entertainment platform aims to resist media's negative influence on children, featuring family-friendly video games, comics, and other wholesome content.
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- Chinese Communist Party influencing US K-12 schools: report | U.S. News
- Church's challenge of mandated abortion coverage dismissed | Politics News
- Teacher fired from Texas Christian school after drag show | U.S. News
- Evangelical biology professor files EEOC complaint after firing | U.S. News
- Nancy Mace jokes about sex with fiancé at prayer breakfast | Politics News
- Community mourns after pastor is fatally struck by police car | U.S. News
- UMC conference appeals disaffiliation court order | Church & Ministries News
- UMC conference can’t stop church from disaffiliation, judge rules | Church & Ministries News
- Archbishop says don’t stop praying ‘Our Father’ but be sensitive | Church & Ministries News
- ‘Our Father’ in Lord’s Prayer is ‘problematic’ says archbishop | Church & Ministries News
- Ukraine to celebrate Christmas on Dec. 25 not Jan. 7 | World News
- Christian gaming platform confronting media 'toxicity' with truth | Entertainment News
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Top headlines for Monday, July 31, 2023
In this episode, we delve into the controversy surrounding Disney's CEO Bob Iger's comments on the company's programming, with reactions from a media watchdog group. We then discuss a disconcerting report from Manipur, India concerning physical and sexual attacks against Christian women. In entertainment news, Grammy winner Tori Kelly is reportedly recovering from blood clots and shares her spiritual strength in adversity. Finally, the dramatic World War II story of Corrie Ten Boom and her family, The Hiding Place, transitions from stage to screen, carrying an inspiring message of faith, forgiveness, and hospitality.
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- Disney is ‘sexualizing children,' family group warns parents | U.S. News
- Disney’s FX series ‘Little Demon’ is 'extremely dangerous' | Entertainment News
- Chronic smart phone use linked to marital dissatisfaction: study | U.S. News
- World Aquatics to establish ‘open’ category for trans swimmers | Sports News
- Chris Hodges denies ‘engineering’ takeover of Celebration Church | Church & Ministries News
- New report chronicles assaults on Christians in Manipur | World News
- European Parliament calls on India to end violence in Manipur | World News
- 30 migrant workers from Mexico make professions for Christ | Church & Ministries News
- Grammy winner Tori Kelly cites Deuteronomy 31:8 amid health scare | U.S. News
- Corrie ten Boom story 'The Hiding Place' to hit theaters | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Friday, July 28, 2023
In today's episode, we delve into the dark corners of international crime and unravel an insidious network that trafficked Cuban women for exploitation. Accusations surface as teachers across two Texas districts face severe charges for child sex trafficking. We explore an intriguing insight into the future of wartime AI as a high-ranking US Air Force officer proposes a Judeo-Christian value system for these intelligent machines. In a surprising revelation, Fox News reportedly assists progressive causes with donations, including supporting the Satanic Temple despite its conservative facade. Finally, we wrap up with a comforting reading of Bible verses, reminding us of the resilience and steadfastness of human spirit.
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- 62 arrested in human trafficking operation of Cuban migrants | World News
- 2 Texas teachers arrested on the same day in trafficking busts | U.S. News
- Autonomous AI in warfare will reflect ‘Judeo-Christian’ values | U.S. News
- Court hears plea of parents seeking to send kids to Jewish school | U.S. News
- Satanic Temple lawsuit against abortion ban dismissed | U.S. News
- Florida Rep. Kim Daniels addresses ‘I thank God for slavery’ | Politics News
- Fox News employees lament matching donations to Satanic Temple | Entertainment News
- Catholic abbot told to hide cross necklace in Jerusalem | World News
- Christian ministry demands Barclays reopen its bank account | World News
- James MacDonald says PTSD was factor in alleged assault of woman | U.S. News
- Harvest Bible Chapel promises leadership purge after James MacDonald’s firing | Church & Ministries News
- Bible verses for comfort and strength in moments of despair | Living News
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Top headlines for Thursday, July 27, 2023
In today's episode, we explore a praised legislation that prioritizes not just the rights of the unborn, but also provides resources for families raising children. Then, we'll delve into a court case of a young woman contesting her teenage surgery tied to her gender confusion, examining its implications on medial intelligibility. Shifting gears, we discuss the worrying decline in prospective teachers and its impact on public education, in light of recent data from the National Center for Educational Statistics. Lastly, we contemplate on evangelist Nick Vujicic's impassioned plea to the American church to address major societal issues.
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- Woman files $1M suit against doctors after botched trans surgery | U.S. News
- Pro-life activists assaulted on video outside Planned Parenthood | U.S. News
- Retired pastor confesses to killing fellow pastor’s daughter | U.S. News
- Education degrees drop by 50% amid concerns about student learnin | U.S. News
- Nick Vujicic challenges 'delusional' American Church to repent | Church & Ministries News
Top headlines for Wednesday, July 26, 2023
In today's episode, we start by examining a new study exploring whether race influences evangelical's support for charities aiding struggling children. We then discuss concerns around housing trans women with cisgender female inmates, highlighting the ongoing turmoil at a prison housing a triple murderer. Next, we look into the case of a Major League Baseball pitcher ousted following incendiary tweets about homosexuality. Lastly, we delve into the backlash country singer Jason Aldean faces over his recently released music video supposedly shot at a historical lynching site.
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- 3 times a trans prisoner harassed, impregnated female inmates | U.S. News
- Atlanta Hawks’ Adrian Griffin Jr. testifies, prays at church | U.S. News
- NBA head coach’s grandson died of ‘natural causes: coroner | U.S. News
- MLB player cut for tweet on homosexuality stands by his beliefs | Sports News
- PureFlix movie 'Learning to Love' proves God's presence amid loss | Entertainment News
- 5 reactions to the outcry over Jason Aldean's music video | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Tuesday, July 25, 2023
In this episode, we reflect on the 15 year anniversary of YouVersion's Bible App, which, with unparalleled growth, shows no signs of slowing down. We also take a look at a recent philanthropic endeavour that has granted significant funding to Christian groups to aid in faith education. On the other side of the coin, we discuss a recent Gallup survey demonstrating how American society is shifting its value systems, with family remaining at the top, while religion sees a decline. Furthermore, we examine a concerning appeal made to Church of England's education officer about explicit education lessons. Finally, we chat about Hollywood's influence on values and the call to action from The Shift’s star, Kristoffer Polaha, for positive content creation.
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- Christian orgs get $92M to help parents pass on their faith | Church & Ministries News
- Americans placing more emphasis on hobbies, money: study | U.S. News
- Christians could no longer be the majority in America by 2045 | U.S. News
- US House passes declares Israel not 'racist, apartheid state' | Politics News
- Maine passes one of the most permissive abortion laws in US | Politics News
- Eventbrite removes rally demanding protection of female spaces | U.S. News
- Church of England school teaching kids they may be wrong sex | World News
- 6 Christians killed by terrorists in Nigeria amid worsening trend | World News
- Actor urges Hollywood to promote faith, integrity instead of evil | Entertainment News
- 'Sound of Freedom' sells over 8.9 million tickets, passes $100M | Entertainment News
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Top headlines for Monday, July 24, 2023
In today's episode, we then delve into the military sector, discussing a case where a female recruit had to balance her personal comfort and fear for her career when faced with regulations regarding sleeping and showering arrangements. Drama unfolds in the world of religion. The founders of Celebration Church accuse one of North America's largest church-planting organizations and its high-profile members of a hostile takeover, a tale packed with controversy and legal disputes. And finally, we look at the evolution of entertainment as we explore Great American Family's CEO, Bill Abbott's ambitious merger with Pure Flix. He shares his vision of creating quality content with estimable objectives, aiming to bring light to a world perceived as dark, and how this might challenge major streaming platforms like Netflix.
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- Female military recruit forced to shower with men, senator says | U.S. News
- Biden DOJ faces criticism for removing sex trafficking info | Politics News
- Mike Pence's abortion stance stirs debate on prenatal diagnoses | Politics News
- Stovall Weems sues Chris Hodges, Dino Rizzo | Church & Ministries News
- Pastor Stovall Weems steps down from Celebration Church | Church & Ministries News
- All NY Episcopal bishop candidates to allow gay unions if elected | Church & Ministries News
- Ministry that led over 66K people to Christ will hold US crusade | Church & Ministries News
- Great American Media CEO discusses merger with Pure Flix | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Friday, July 21, 2023
We discuss the controversy surrounding a Georgia city that's encountering legal challenges after arresting a free speech activist. Reflect on the increasing feelings of loneliness amongst pastors and the decrease in spiritual support. We'll hear insights into recent comments from Rachel Levine, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Assistant Secretary, on the topic of adolescent transition procedures. Lastly, we'll unpack a recent report highlighting the deficiency in religious accommodations across U.S. colleges.
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- Rock Church named in lawsuit over death of 11-y-o girl | U.S. News
- Soul Survivor founder Mike Pilavachi resigns amid investigation | Church & Ministries News
- Pastors experiencing more loneliness, less support, survey finds | Church & Ministries News
- Egyptian Christian rights activist pardoned of 3-year sentence | World News
- ‘The Chosen' outperforms mainstream shows in broadcast TV debut | Entertainment News
- Trans Biden official warns of kids going through 'wrong puberty' | Politics News
- Louisiana to become 21st state to ban trans surgeries on minors | Politics News
- Most colleges failing to accommodate religious students: report | U.S. News
Top headlines for Thursday, July 20, 2023
In today's episode, we examine the controversy surrounding a middle school boy who, competing on a girls' track team, has displaced many female athletes, resulting in a heated debate about fairness and gender in sports, an Oklahoma United Methodist Church congregation gains legal permission to leave the denomination despite resistance from the regional body. We explore the ramifications of this court decision on the faith community. We then shift to UK politics, where a Christian British politician encounters legal hurdles after being suspended from the Conservative Party for criticizing LGBT Pride Month on social media. Lastly, amidst the SAG-AFTRA strike, we focus on 'The Chosen', a show that has been granted an exemption to continue filming.
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- Christian council member suspended for calling pride a 'sin' | World News
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- ‘The Chosen’ becomes first show to receive SAG waiver | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Wednesday, July 19, 2023
In this episode, the implications of a Florida pastor and his son being found guilty in the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol riot; the inspiring journey of swimmer-turned-activist Riley Gaines Barker, whose recent spiritual awakening fuels her fight for specific gender regulations in sports; a look at how AI is revolutionizing IVF by selecting promising embryos; and the growing controversy as a leading cosmetic brand faces conservative backlash for featuring a man applying lipstick in their latest ad.
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- Riley Gaines says spiritual awakening is helping her fight battle | U.S. News
- CPAC: Female athlete slams effort to 'fully eradicate women' | Politics News
- Female swimmer: NCAA ordered me to give trophy to trans athlete | Sports News
- AI technology in IVF raises concerns about eugenics | World News
- LDS Church could be worth $1 trillion by 2044: report | U.S. News
- Poor most likely to have ‘great deal’ of confidence in church | Church & Ministries News
- UCC urges churches to help 'pregnant people' get abortions | Church & Ministries News
- Maybelline ad features bearded man applying lipstick | U.S. News
- Country stars boycott Bud Light over Dylan Mulvaney partnership | U.S. News
Top headlines for Tuesday, July 18, 2023
In today's episode, we examine the strategies of Republican Presidential hopefuls focusing on Christian demographics and conservative values. We explore the sentiments of a GOP candidate emphasizing the necessity for positive, powerful, biblically sound leadership and Vivek Ramaswamy's perspective on social media censorship's role in the Capitol Hill riots of January 2021. In other political discussions, we delve into Ron DeSantis's stance on FBI interference with pro-life activism and Chicago Mayor's new 'bubble zone' ordinances aimed at pro-life sidewalk counselors.
We then shift gears to discuss concerning trends in education with the report of declining test scores and low numbers of students reading recreationally. In the episode's final segment, we look at religiosity across varying demographics, spotlighting the high levels of church attendance and engagement with scripture among African Americans.
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- Chicago mayor wants to restrict pro-life sidewalk counselors | U.S. News
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Top headlines for Monday, July 17, 2023
In this episode, we discuss the concerning findings from the latest State of Food Security and Nutrition in the World report, which reveals an alarming increase in global hunger, with Africa identified as the most at-risk region. Next, we explore a divisive issue on the home front - President Joe Biden's national abortion policy which, according to a recent poll, has met with disapproval from a majority of Americans. We then pivot to the entertainment sector, offering a cautionary note for parents considering taking their children to see the controversial new Barbie movie, and share insights from Christian preachers and movie critics on potential challenges. Finally, we highlight the exciting announcement that Sight & Sound Theatres will soon present the Old Testament prophet Daniel's story on stage.
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- 735 million people facing hunger globally: UN report | World News
- 58% of Americans disapprove of Biden's handling of abortion: poll | Politics News
- Montana withdraws from American Library Association | U.S. News
- JD Greear backs NAAF churches’ challenge of SBC women pastor ban | Church & Ministries News
- SBC messengers approve proposed amendment banning women pastors | Church & Ministries News
- UMC bishop faces trial after after complaints | Church & Ministries News
- Film critic warns 'Barbie' pushes trans ideology | Entertainment News
- ‘Daniel’ life story coming to Sight & Sound Theaters | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Friday, July 14, 2023
On today's episode, we start by recounting the remarkable journey of a pastor and his 64-member congregation who escaped religious persecution from the Chinese Communist Party, and their struggles and triumphs in their bid to find freedom in the United States. Then, we follow the progressive triumph of the Miss Netherlands pageant as they crown their first-ever trans-identifying individual, a milestone that comes with its own set of challenges. We also discuss Iowa's game-changing decision as Republican Governor Kim Reynolds signs a new law restricting abortions, reflecting on the complex intersection of politics, morals, and women's rights. Finally, we will dive deep into the fourth lawsuit filed against the Kanye West-founded Christian Academy for alleged wrongful termination and hazardous working conditions.
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- Mayflower Church pastor urges lawmakers to put pressure on China | Politics News
- Chinese Mayflower Church pastor shares his journey to Christ | World News
- Socialist student charged for defacing pro-life clinic | U.S. News
- School district must let male student use girls' bathroom: judge | U.S. News
- Youth pastor accused of filming bridal parties changing clothes | U.S. News
- Megachurch says it's not running retreat for fallen pastors | Church & Ministries News
- Biological male wins Miss Netherlands beauty pageant | World News
- Communists harass Christian-owned café for beliefs on sexual sin | U.S. News
- Iowa lawmakers pass 6-week abortion ban | Politics News
- Kanye West’s Christian academy sued by former officials | U.S. News
- Christian arrested for blasphemy over Facebook post in Pakistan | World News
- Christian social worker claims religious discrimination | World News
Top headlines for Thursday, July 13, 2023
In today's episode, Biden administration was denied stay of order limiting contact with big tech companies, we evaluate the CDC's newly published guidance on chestfeeding for trans-identified and non-binary individuals. We examine the controversy within a large network of predominantly African American churches affiliated with the Southern Baptist Convention regarding women serving as pastors. Finally, we consider the claims by the founder of the organization behind the box-office hit Sound of Freedom that media backlash might be a manifestation of spiritual warfare.
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- Biden admin. denied stay of order limiting contact with tech orgs | Politics News
- Judge limits Biden admin.'s collaboration with social media orgs | Politics News
- CDC advises biological men on 'chestfeeding' their babies | Politics News
- UC rescinds reprimand of professor over 'biological women' grade | U.S. News
- Mother pleads guilty to helping her teen abort 29-week-old baby | U.S. News
- Black SBC churches concerned by amendment to ban women pastors | Church & Ministries News
- SBC messengers approve proposed amendment banning women pastors | Church & Ministries News
- Inspiration behind 'Sound of Freedom' reacts to media coverage | Entertainment News
- 'Sound of Freedom' draws millions to theaters | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Wednesday, July 12, 2023
In today's episode, we dissect the recent reported 'grasshopper invasion' in Utah – was it really as biblical as it first appeared? Then, we discuss the troubling development about sexual abuse charges filed against members of Jehovah’s Witnesses congregations in Pennsylvania. We explore the broader issue of declining trust in foundational societal institutions, particularly focusing on the church and public schools.
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- National Weather Service blames military 'chaff' for anomaly | U.S. News
- Catholic University gathers in prayer after homicide on campus | U.S. News
- Man charged with hate crime after toppling Virgin Mary statue | U.S. News
- 5 more Jehovah’s Witnesses men arrested for sexual assault | U.S. News
- Sean Feucht says man who stole his beloved guitar has repented | U.S. News
- Americans' faith in religion, schools flounders near record lows | Politics News
- Church of England considering gender-neutral pronouns for God | Church & Ministries News
- 'Sound of Freedom' brings out 'QAnon' catcalls from media | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Tuesday, July 11, 2023
In today's episode, we look into the plight of a Southern California church threatened with eviction or a massive penalty, all because of a divisive debate over homosexuality within the United Methodists. We also delve into the case of British tax consultant Maya Forstater. She was recently awarded over $100,000 in damages, having been judged to have been directly discriminated against and victimized by her employer over her beliefs about biological sex. Finally, we explore the controversy surrounding a New Jersey kosher bakery, which has faced criticism from the local Jewish community after refusing to fulfill two LGBT-themed orders for a Pride Shabbat celebration.
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- Pastor warns churches hoping to leave UMC over 'errant theology' | Church & Ministries News
- Forstater gets $136K for job loss over trans ideology challenge | World News
- Gordon Robertson becomes new chancellor of Regent University | U.S. News
- Tennessee law banning sex-changes for kids to go into effect | Politics News
- Democrat gov. to nix school choice program despite campaign vow | Politics News
- Jewish bakery faces backlash for refusing LGBT-themed treats | U.S. News
- 'War Room' actress Karen Abercrombie returns with powerful series | Entertainment News
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Top headlines for Monday, July 10, 2023
In today's episode, we explore the ripple effect of the U.S Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade with a reported decrease of at least 25,000 abortions in following months. We also discuss the controversial firing of four staff members at a Michigan-based NBC affiliate over its coverage of LGBT pride events. We examine a new Pew Research Center analysis showing a record number of 40-year-olds in America have never been married, disproportionately affecting men, African Americans, and those with a high school level education or less. Finally, we delve into the backlash pop superstar Demi Lovato has faced from pro-life advocates for her new pro-abortion anthem, Swine.
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- 4 fired at Michigan TV news station after pride memo | U.S. News
- Youth pastor who filmed underaged girls facing 46 counts | U.S. News
- Daniel Mayfield filmed girls ‘as young as 14’ in church bathroom | U.S. News
- Record share of 40-year-olds in America has never been married | U.S. News
- Marriage Improves Cancer Patients' Odds of Beating Disease, Says Study; May Even Be Better Than Chemotherapy | U.S. News
- Church apologizes after Duggar family in-law quotes 2 Chronicles | U.S. News
- UK churches apologize after review into Vineyard leader | World News
- Pastor, Al Sharpton’s younger brother gets 30 months | U.S. News
- Demi Lovato’s pro-abortion song is ‘evil,’ ‘demonic': pro-lifers | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Friday, July 7, 2023
In today's episode, we discuss an Ohio professor's reprimand and compulsory free speech training after failing a student over a project on women's rights in sports. We then turn our attention to Florida, where Governor Ron DeSantis has enacted a law restricting discussions about sexual orientation and gender identity in public schools up until the third grade. Our discussion also touches on the intriguing life of former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife, Chirlane McCray, who've announced their formal separation while remaining housemates and having no intention to divorce. Lastly, we explore the sensational triumph of Angel Studios' Sound of Freedom at the box office due to innovative pay it forward technology, outperforming Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.
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- Professor reprimanded for failing student over 'biological women' | U.S. News
- FIRE backs professor fired for saying chromosomes determine sex | U.S. News
- Judge limits Biden admin.'s collaboration with social media orgs | Politics News
- Gov. Roy Cooper vetoes bills banning trans surgeries for kids | Politics News
- Florida Gov. DeSantis signs parental rights in education bill | Politics News
- Priest gets 6 months for blocking Planned Parenthood entrance | U.S. News
- Former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and wife separate | U.S. News
- Pope launches effort to honor modern-day Christian martyrs | Church & Ministries News
- United Church of Christ elects first woman president | Church & Ministries News
- Christian charged with blasphemy over Bible social media post | World News
- ‘Sound of Freedom’ becomes top-grossing movie on Independence Day | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Thursday, July 6, 2023
In this episode, we delve into the end of an era as Alliance University in New York, previously known as Nyack College, announces its closure due to lost academic accreditation. We then turn to the media sector to explore allegations about some traditional outlets bending grammar and journalism rules for a more transgender-inclusive narrative. Further, we reflect on the ensuing criticisms from both evangelical and Jewish circles aimed at the World Evangelical Alliance for arranging a religion and human rights event alongside the Iranian U.N. delegation. Lastly, we unpack a recent study from the University of Leipzig revealing a shocking underuse of the Bible in daily German life, even though half of the population professes Christian faith.
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- Surrogate mother felt like a 'rented uterus' after diagnosis | U.S. News
- LA Times: A trans-identified man 'is and was a man' | U.S. News
- Houston megachurch exorcises ‘demonic’ statue found on property | U.S. News
- Nashville mourns death of 49-year-old pastor | U.S. News
- Iran official tapped as chair of unofficial UN human rights forum | World News
- Less than 2% of Germans read the Bible daily: survey | World News
Top headlines for Wednesday, July 5, 2023
In today's episode, a recent poll data reflecting American's growing fatigue towards the constant LGBT advocacy in corporate and academic spaces. We then delve into the controversy stirred up by Planned Parenthood's characterization of 'virginity' as a 'patriarchal' concept, raising questions on whether they are promoting sexual activity, especially among the youth. We honor Eric Metaxas's courage for advocating uncomfortable truths in our secularizing society, and examine his urgent plea for the church to follow suit, warning against the potential disastrous consequences of silence. Finally, we cover how Christian model Hailey Baldwin Bieber, trans advocate Laverne Cox, and non-binary artist Sam Smith are leveraging their platform to combat the 'hate, harassment, and disinformation' on social media platforms directed towards the LGBT community.
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- Most Americans oppose LGBT advocacy in corporate America: poll | U.S. News
- Planned Parenthood dismisses virginity as a 'social construct' | U.S. News
- Indiana Supreme Court upholds state abortion ban | Politics News
- Eric Metaxas calls on Church to 'wake up' or face consequences | Church & ministry News
- TD Jakes appoints daughter, son-in-law as assistant pastors | Church & Ministries News
- 250 celebrities urge social media to censor anti-LGBT content | Entertainment News
- Danny Gokey unveils stirring EP 'Brave' to restore patriotism | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Tuesday, July 4, 2023
In this episode, the latest court ruling involving a Christian couple in Oregon who refused to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding, and the subsequent implications for religious freedom and civil rights. We'll also cover the protest in Maryland where parents from various faith traditions are demanding the ability to opt their kids out of LGBT curricula that they believe contradict their religious beliefs. Then, we'll delve into the findings of an independent investigation on sexual misconduct allegations against Bill Hybels, founder of the highly influential Willow Creek Community Church, and the recommended changes to improve organizational culture at the church and associated networks. Lastly, we'll shine a spotlight on Lachune Boyd, a master of music student from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary making waves on 'America's Got Talent.'
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- Supreme Court vacates lower court ruling against Christian bakers | Politics News
- Supreme Court says Colo. can't punish Christian website designer | Politics News
- Muslim, Christian parents protest school LGBT curriculum | U.S. News
- Drag performer blames 'bigoted Christians' after Google event | U.S. News
- David Ashcraft named new CEO of Global Leadership Network | Church & Ministries News
- Counseling recommended for Bill Hybels, changes for Willow Creek after sexual misconduct investigation | Church & Ministries News
- Texas ministry brings clean water to polluted Kenyan slums | World News
- Gunmen kill pastor, abduct 7 worshipers in church attack | World News
- SWBTS student advances in 'America’s Got Talent' | Entertainment News
- Students give their lives to Christ at event with Buffalo Bills | Sports News
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Top headlines for Monday, July 3, 2023
In this episode, we discuss the recent Supreme Court decision that asserts a Christian website designer's right not to create sites celebrating same-sex marriage in Colorado. Then, we delve into the rejection of President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan by the Supreme Court, overturning a supportive lower court ruling. We will also investigate the controversy surrounding several LGBT Pride events and claims of exposing minors to explicit content. Lastly, we'll examine the significant move by Elevation Church in North Carolina, led by Steven Furtick, ending their 20-year-affiliation with the Southern Baptist Convention.
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- Presidential candidates react to SCOTUS affirmative action ruling | Politics News
- Supreme Court tosses court ruling against Christian postal worker | Politics News
- 5 reactions to Supreme Court’s Groff decision | Politics News
- Biden student loan debt forgiveness plan struck down | Politics News
- 4 LGBT pride events exposed kids to nudity, explicit content | U.S. News
- 13-year-old boy dies in boating accident at Christian camp | Church & Ministries News
- Female Lutheran pastor leads church in prayer to 'nonbinary' God | U.S. News
- Elevation Church withdraws affiliation with SBC | Church & Ministries News
- The extraordinary meaning of July 4th | Voice
Top headlines for Friday, June 30, 2023
In today's episode, the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark ruling declaring the race-based student admissions policies at the University of North Carolina and Harvard as unconstitutional. Next, we turn our attention to theologian John Piper's controversial stance on women in spiritually authoritative positions in parachurch organizations, and his claims about inherent 'god-ordained differences' between sexes. Then, we explore the tension within the United Methodist Church, where debates on homosexuality's religious classification have led over 6,000 congregations to sever their ties with the denomination. Lastly, we discuss how the Supreme Court has overturned a lower court's ruling against a Christian postal worker forced to work Sundays, protecting his right to abide by his religious beliefs.
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- Harvard, UNC can’t use race as factor in admissions: SCOTUS | Politics News
- Church attendance still below pre-pandemic levels despite slight | Church & Ministries News
- NBC News fact-checked for ‘coming for your children’ chant story | U.S. News
- Jail chaplain sexually assaulted minor relative: police | U.S. News
- Walgreens pharmacist berated by trans customer | U.S. News
- John Piper says women shouldn’t lead parachurch organizations | Church & Ministries News
- Over 6,000 UMC churches granted disaffiliation amid schism | Church & Ministries News
- Supreme Court tosses court ruling against Christian postal worker | Politics News
- Biden admin. spends $50K to normalize trans ideology in India | Politics News
- Abortionist accused of running over pro-life activist with car | U.S. News
Top headlines for Thursday, June 29, 2023
In this episode we delve into the mysterious fire that destroyed a Roman Catholic church in Orlando, coinciding with the one-year anniversary of the landmark Dobbs v. Jackson SCOTUS decision. With the cause still unknown, we discuss the growing speculation about the fire being an intentional act. We then shift our focus to the controversy surrounding conservative commentator Allie Beth Stuckey's provocative tweet, which questions the compatibility of Christian faith with supporting the Democratic party. The tweet has sparked a slew of reactions from prominent Christian activists. Lastly, we probe into the disturbing incident in Israel, where a man, suspected to be drunk, vandalized a site believed to be the location of the Last Supper, a disturbing act seen as persecution against Christians.
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- Fire engulfs Catholic church on first anniversary of Dobbs ruling | U.S. News
- Christian couple found murdered on 50th anniversary | U.S. News
- Roam Ministry leader Jonathan Frazier fatally shot | U.S. News
- Should Christians vote for Democrats? Activists debate | Politics News
- Justin Welby honors George Verwer with posthumous award | World News
- Mexico: 7 dismembered bodies found outside church | World News
- Man who vandalized Last Supper site banned from Old City | World News
- Coffey Anderson urges Christians to support faith-based films | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Wednesday, June 28, 2023
In this episode, we discuss the significant charges against the first trans-identified legislator in the US accused of distributing child sex abuse images, and we explore the aftermath of a deeply troubling vandalism attack on a Maryland church leaving behind $100,000 in damages. Next, we turn our focus to Mexico, providing insight into a former congressman's plea for international intervention after his conviction for 'gender-based political violence.' To switch gears, we round out the episode with the buzz around 'Gate Zero,' an intriguing new Bible-themed video game that's made waves on Kickstarter, surpassing its funding goal in under 79 hours.
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- Trans lawmaker accused of distributing child sex abuse images | U.S. News
- Pastor shoots wife, himself at hotel | U.S. News
- Pastor who shot wife at hotel constantly beat her: report | U.S. News
- Maryland church vandalized, suffers $100K in damages | U.S. News
- Church members say they fired their pastor, but he refuses to go | Church & Ministries News
- Mexican politician convicted for ‘misgendering’ lawmaker | World News
- 'Religious dimensions' fuel fear in Manipur Christians: UK report | World News
- New Bible video game 'Gate Zero' raises over $271K in 79 hours | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Tuesday, June 27, 2023
In this episode, we cover a 15-week abortion ban pushed by the Republican party, the disaffiliation of 38 United Methodist congregations over LGBTQ+ stances, and the NHL's decision to drop specialty warmup sweaters for LGBT support. Plus, we explore a how satanists used AI generated imagery to make Hobby Lobby appear to carry demonic decor.
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- Chris Christie’s attack on Trump draws boos at Faith & Freedom | Politics News
- Miami Mayor Francis Suarez: Faith is at 'the center of my life' | Politics News
- Supreme Court lets ruling against charter school dress code stand | Politics News
- Supreme Court denies bid to halt Biden's trans dorm policy | Politics News
- Lila Rose offers strategies for the post-Roe generation | Politics News
- Top German court strikes down prayer ban near abortion clinics | World News
- NGO highlights disturbing trend in global religious persecution | World News
- 38 churches leave UMC conference with lesbian bishop | Church & Ministries News
- NHL teams will no longer wear LGBT pride jerseys | Sports News
- Satanist posts fake AI images of demonic displays at Hobby Lobby | U.S. News
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Top headlines for Monday, June 26, 2023
In this episode, we dive into recent headlines, discussing the US Supreme Court's decision on Texas and Louisiana's stance on immigration law, ex-NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines' testimony on transgender athletes in women's sports, Midwestern teachers navigating gender identity without parental knowledge, and the rise of supernatural-themed courses in Texas universities.
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- Supreme Court rules against Texas in immigration enforcement case | Politics News
- Riley Gaines' testimony at Senate hearing: 3 key moments | Politics News
- Biden admin abandons push to make doctors perform trans surgeries | Politics News
- Teachers share tips for skirting state laws, help kids transition | U.S. News
- Texas universities offering women's studies courses on witchcraft | U.S. News
- College accused of firing prof. for saying chromosomes determine | U.S. News
- Christian Reformed Church tells congregation to remove gay deacon | Church & Ministries News
- Satanic Temple launches nationwide tour to mock Sean Feucht | U.S. News
Top headlines for Friday, June 23, 2023
We discuss a top House Republican's push for a 15-week abortion ban and support for families raising children to show that the pro-life movement is not simply pro-birth. Next, we delve into NYC Mayor Eric Adams' passionate Father's Day speech about faith in society, stating that he'll continue talking about God, regardless of media criticism. We then explore a unique course at Texas Christian University focused on creating drag personas, culminating in a university-wide drag show performance. Finally, we look at a Tennessee private Christian college's cancellation of a Promise Keepers event following the organization's controversial blog post about LGBT Pride Month.
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- 1 year after Dobbs, GOP looks to refute the 'pro-birth' narrative | Politics News
- Judge strikes down Arkansas’ ban on trans surgeries for minors | Politics News
- Detroit ends lawsuit against Marvin Winans' Church | U.S. News
- Youth group narrowly escapes fire on church bus | U.S. News
- Broadway-style Gospel musical 'His Story' ends Texas run early | U.S. News
- NYC Mayor Eric Adams says God told him to talk about faith | Politics News
- Trans activist guilty of murdering three sent to women's prison | U.S. News
- Christian university offers 'Queer Art of Drag' course | U.S. News
- Christian university cancels Promise Keeper's event | U.S. News
Top headlines for Thursday, June 22, 2023
In this episode, we explore the changing landscape of faith, diving into a new report on the declining well-being of pastors, a traditional church's embrace of drag performers in worship, a critical take on the happiness doctrine by Kent Christmas, and the ever-growing popularity of FCA camps.
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- Supreme Court throws out ruling in favor of Planned Parenthood | Politics News
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- FCA camps expecting 100K enrollment this summer | Church & Ministries News
Top headlines for Wednesday, June 21, 2023
In this episode, we cover a mix of pressing news topics: Hunter Biden's guilty plea on federal criminal tax charges, Christian organizations highlighting the plight of refugees on World Refugee Day, Israel celebrating its 75th anniversary and the nation's connection to resettling refugees, and internal conflict at Fox Corporation as leaked documents reveal an embrace of LGBT ideology and staff tensions.
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- World Refugee Day: Christian groups honor plight of persecuted | World News
- World Refugee Day: Praying the wanderers can say 'We are home' | Voice
- LGBT kids' books, 'glory holes': 5 shockers in Fox News leak | U.S. News
- Ohio father executes 3 young sons | U.S. News
- Okla. teen arrested for taking photos of boys in bathroom at camp | U.S. News
- Colo. priest reinstated after being cleared of criminal charges | Church & Ministries News
- Progressive Christian Pastor William Barber retires from pulpit | Church & Ministries News
- ‘Real Housewives’ star shares powerful message about Jesus | Living News
Top headlines for Tuesday, June 20, 2023
In this podcast episode, we discuss the impact of powerful storms in the southern U.S., resulting in deaths and power outages for hundreds of thousands. We delve into key legal developments, from the Iowa Supreme Court's ruling on the state's heartbeat abortion law to the Court of Appeals of Virginia's decision on a lawsuit involving McLean Bible Church. Lastly, we reflect on former pastor Patrick Garcia's analogy about his departure from ministry, drawing insights from his presentation at the Bob Russell Ministries Mentoring Retreat.
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- Pittsburgh synagogue shooter found guilty on 63 federal counts | U.S. News
- Iowa Supreme Court upholds ruling blocking six-week abortion ban | Politics News
- Minnesota Christian schools to stay in dual enrollment program | Politics News
- Minnesota dual enrollment program blocks Christian schools: suit | Politics News
- Lawsuit against David Platt’s megachurch revived by appeals court | Church & Ministries News
- Teacher may have to pay $17K for objecting to trans pronouns | World News
- Teacher wins appeal after firing for opposing LGBT lessons | World News
- How sexting destroyed a young megachurch pastor’s marriage | Church & Ministries News
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Top headlines for Monday, June 19, 2023
In today's episode, we discuss the allegations against President Biden related to influence peddling and bribe-taking, as the 2024 election draws near. We also explore the recent report about K-12 students changing their name and pronouns without parental consent in millions of public schools. Then, we delve into the court case involving Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston and his alleged cover-up of sexual abuse. Lastly, we touch on a surprising moment from this week's Jeopardy! episode involving the famous Lord's Prayer.
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- Most California voters oppose schools hiding gender identity | U.S. News
- 3 million students can change gender without parental consent | U.S. News
- Missionary sentenced for allegedly infecting preschooler with STD | U.S. News
- Catholic chaplains back ministering to troops at Walter Reed | U.S. News
- Prosecutor makes closing arguments in Brian Houston cover-up case | Church & Ministries News
- Brian Houston denies concealing father’s alleged abuse of boy | Church & Ministries News
- Priest fatally shot in the back in Nigeria | World News
- 'Jeopardy!' contestants stumped by 'Lord's Prayer' question | Entertainment News
- ‘Sound of Freedom’ filmmaker vows to save kids from trafficking | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Friday, June 16, 2023
In this episode, we delve into the hidden struggles of American atheists based on a recent study from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. We explore societal stigmas, reasons for concealing unbelief, and ways to foster greater acceptance. We unpack a new poll revealing Americans' contentious views on men competing in women's sports teams, the introduction of nonbinary characters in children's cartoons, a Christian women's spa compelled to admit biological men who identify as women, and more.
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- Woman charged with vandalizing Florida church with graffiti | U.S. News
- Americans oppose men in women's sports, gender transitions: poll | U.S. News
- SBC messengers approve proposed amendment banning women pastors | Church & Ministries News
- Bishops consider ban on gender surgeries at Catholic hospitals | Church & Ministries News
- Hospitals in Catholic health network promote sex-change surgeries | U.S. News
- Kids cartoon ‘We Baby Bears’ pushing trans pronouns, confusion | U.S. News
- Teacher shot by first grader resigns; lawyer says she was fired | U.S. News
- Women-only nude spa must admit biological men, judge rules | U.S. News
- Restaurant owner allegedly used bogus priest on employees | U.S. News
- Police drop bail restrictions against pro-life activist | World News
- Which states are the worst at protecting religious nonprofits? | Politics News
Top headlines for Thursday, June 15, 2023
In this episode, we dive into the complexities of today's societal issues as we discuss the Southern Baptist Convention's decision regarding Saddleback Church, the barring of a trans-identified influencer from White House events, the Southern Poverty Law Center's controversial hate map inclusion of Moms for Liberty, and Dr. Yuval Noah Harari's thoughts on AI creating a new truth-based religious text.
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- Rick Warren urges SBC to vote to keep Saddleback in denomination | Church & Ministries News
- Bart Barber reelected president of the SBC | Church & Ministries News
- White House bars trans activist who posed topless at Biden event | Politics News
- SPLC labels Moms for Liberty as 'extremist' hate group | U.S. News
- Hospitals in Catholic health network promote sex-change surgeries | U.S. News
- Christian university accused of stonewalling pro-life group | U.S. News
- Pastor’s son sentenced for pointing gun at church member | U.S. News
- Financial director charge with stealing $340K from church | U.S. News
- Israeli futurist predicts AI will soon 'write a new Bible' | World News
Top headlines for Wednesday, June 14, 2023
In this episode, we'll discuss a few hot topics: President Joe Biden faces criticism for supporting sex-change surgeries for minors and displaying the LGBT progress pride flag; Meta aims to preserve 4,000 languages by using Bible and other religious texts for translation; a Pew Research study shows that most virtual worshippers still prefer in-person services despite satisfaction with online alternatives; and the mysterious disappearance of a Grammy-winning Christian singer's endorsement for a controversial Bible translation.
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- CNN is wrong, Biden does support late-term abortion, SBA says | U.S. News
- Biden blasts bans on sex-changes for kids; flies pride flag | Politics News
- Meta uses Bible in effort to preserve over 4,000 languages | U.S. News
- Pastor, former director of food bank stole thousands | U.S. News
- Majority of worshipers ‘highly satisfied’ with virtual services | Church & Ministries News
- SBC messengers to vote on amendment banning women pastors | Church & Ministries News
- Rick Warren: Saddleback Church disagrees with 1 word SBC doctrine | Church & Ministries News
- Controversial Bible translation removes endorsement from Smith | U.S. News
- 174 UMC churches in Indiana granted disaffiliation | Church & Ministries News
Top headlines for Tuesday, June 13, 2023
In this episode, we dive into recent studies and events shaping American society. Discover how Christians engaging with the Bible experience flourishing in all domains, the rising number of socially conservative individuals, and the contentious atmosphere surrounding LGBT legislation. Lastly, we'll explore Unity Weekend, highlighting nationwide efforts by churches promoting racial harmony through Christ.
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- Number of social conservatives in US highest since 2012: Gallup | U.S. News
- Instagram connects pedophiles to child sex content: researchers | U.S. News
- Human Rights Campaign calls Christian groups 'the enemy' | Politics News
- Supreme Court rejects Christian school’s request to uphold firing | Politics News
- Minnesota transfers biological male to women's prison | U.S. News
- England's NHS restricts use of puberty blockers for minors | World News
- Nearly all top-25 worship songs are tied to 5 megachurches | Church & Ministries News
- Over 1,800 churches left United Methodist Church in 2022 | Church & Ministries News
- Over 5,000 UMC churches granted disaffiliation since 2022 | Church & Ministries News
- 'Unity Weekend': Churches nationwide preach on racial unity | Church & Ministries News
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Top headlines for Monday, June 12, 2023
A recent study suggests that absent fathers play a significant role in the declining number of Christians. Meanwhile, the Girl Scouts have introduced an LGBT patch for those who attend pride parades. In the world of literature, Christian author and publisher Elizabeth Sherrill has passed away at the age of 95. The president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary has resigned from his position. On a different note, a funeral home has sparked controversy by offering assisted suicide services for $700. Lastly, an entertainment news piece highlights how faith played a role in the perseverance of the creator of 'Flamin' Hot' chips.
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- Girl Scouts offers LGBT patch for attending pride parades | U.S. News
- Charges dropped against street preacher arrested at pride protest | U.S. News
- Street preacher arrested for reading Bible verses at LGBT pride | U.S. News
- Daniel Mayfield filmed girls ‘as young as 14’ in church bathroom | U.S. News
- Christian author and publisher Elizabeth Sherrill dies at 95 | Living News
- Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary president resigns | Church & Ministries News
- Funeral home offers assisted suicide services for $700 | World News
- 'Flamin' Hot' reveals how faith helped chip creator persevere | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Friday, June 9, 2023
In today's episode, we reflect on the life and legacy of Pat Robertson, the influential conservative Christian broadcaster, and discuss the decision by major brands and the US Navy to forgo pride-themed logos this June. We also explore Angel Studios' efforts to raise awareness about child exploitation and trafficking through the film Sound of Freedom and talk about Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo's veto of an assisted suicide bill, citing advancements in pain management and palliative care.
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- Pence launches White House bid: 'God is not done with America' | Politics News
- US Navy drops pride-themed social media posts | U.S. News
- Trans swimmer Lia Thomas' former teammate speaks out | Sports News
- Angel Studios founder brought to tears reflecting on new film | Entertainment News
- Female athletes call on Senate to protect women's sports | Politics News
- House Democrats vote against bill to protect women's sports | Politics News
- University at Buffalo sued for revoking recognition of YAF group | U.S. News
- Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoes assisted suicide bill | U.S. News
- Street preacher arrested for reading Bible verses at LGBT pride | U.S. News
Top headlines for Thursday, June 8, 2023
In this episode, we discuss the prospects of the 2024 presidential election with current frontrunners Biden and Trump potentially facing off again, as well as challengers seeking nomination. We also dive into the recent LGBT Pride Parade for children at DC libraries, Quest Church's pro-LGBT decision, and The Chosen actors' responses to criticism over displaying pride flags.
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- Mom of 6-year-old who shot teacher faces federal charges | U.S. News
- Christian and Missionary Alliance to allow female pastors | Church & Ministries News
- Former megachurch pastor used influence to prey on women for sex | Church & Ministries News
- Quest Church disaffiliates from Evangelical Covenant Church | Church & Ministries News
- 286 Kentucky churches leave UMC amid homosexuality debate | Church & Ministries News
- Dozens of Christians killed in Nigeria by herdsmen | World News
- Arnold Schwarzenegger: Seeing loved ones in Heaven is a 'fantasy' | Entertainment News
- 'The Chosen' actor clarifies use of 'homophobia' in Twitter spat | Entertainment News
Top headlines for Wednesday, June 7, 2023
In this episode, we discuss the news of Mike Pence's 2024 presidential bid, the mysterious sonic boom heard in Washington, D.C., and the backlash surrounding a street preacher's Cash App account. We also dive into Mike Stone's endorsement within the Southern Baptist Convention, as well as student expulsions at the University of Oxford due to misgendering.
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- 4 things to know about the sonic boom, plane crash | U.S. News
- Trump appointee rules ban on drag shows for kids unconstitutional | Politics News
- Oklahoma greenlights first religious charter school in US | U.S. News
- Street preacher claims Cash App closed his account | U.S. News
- 60 Michigan churches leave UMC amid LGBT schism | Church & Ministries News
- Chi Alpha 'spiritual mentor' arrested for abusing boys | Church & Ministries News
- Mike Stone gets surprising endorsement for SBC presidential bid | Church & Ministries News
- Richard Dawkins signs statement opposing transgender ideology | World News
- Oxford college may expel students for misgendering trans peers | World News
Top headlines for Thursday, June 1, 2023
In today's episode, we delve into the Supreme Court's decision on a Reddit lawsuit, a Catholic organization's reaction to the L.A. Dodgers' partnership with drag queens and trans performers, Rick Warren's groundbreaking view on women's roles in the church, and a Grammy-winning Christian singer's endorsement of a controversial Bible translation.
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- Supreme Court declines to hear child porn lawsuit against Reddit | Politics News
- 11-month-old dies after parents left her in hot car: police | U.S. News
- Minnesota dual enrollment program blocks Christian schools: suit | Politics News
- $1M campaign rips Dodgers for honoring 'anti-Catholic' drag group | U.S. News
- LA Dodgers cancel plans to honor 'hate group' at 'pride night' | Sports News
- Pennsylvania church erecting 108-foot-tall cross | U.S. News
- Rick Warren rejects both complementarian, egalitarian views | Church & Ministries News
- Julie Roys wants James MacDonald to ‘stop hurting people’ | Church & Ministries News
- James MacDonald threatened worker with gun, practiced shooting at HBC’s camp: police report | Church & Ministries News
- Megachurch founder James MacDonald allegedly sought murder for hire, police investigating | Church & Ministries News
- Michael W. Smith endorses controversial Passion Translation Bible | Church & Ministries News
- Bible Gateway gave no reason for removing Passion Translation | Church & Ministries News
Scripture engaged Americans donated more than $100 billion to charity last year, giving more on average to churches and other charitable organizations than the other subgroups surveyed, according to a new report.
The United States Senate approved the so-called Respect for Marriage Act Tuesday, making federal protections for same-sex marriages one step closer to reality and causing concern for religious liberty advocates.
A religious liberty law firm is declaring victory after the Biden administration failed to appeal a court decision blocking a federal mandate requiring medical facilities and staff to perform body mutilating gender transition surgeries, despite religious objections.
For the first time since 1801 when the United Kingdom took its first census, less than half of the population identify as “Christian,” while the share of individuals who say they have no religion has swelled by millions, the latest data from their census show.
The latest Disney animated movie with a pro-LGBT subplot fell short of box office expectations over the Thanksgiving holiday.
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- Appeals court upholds block of Biden’s trans surgery mandate | Politics News
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- Disney’s pro-LGBT ‘Strange World’ projected to lose $100M | Entertainment News
- Indiana can require aborted babies be buried, cremated: court | U.S. News
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A bill that would codify a right to same-sex marriage into federal law has unleashed a passionate debate in American politics and civil society as a whole as a final vote in the United States Senate looms.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump's dinner last week with rapper Kanye West and white supremacist Holocaust denier Nick Fuentes has prompted condemnation from conservatives.
A transgender activist says she is “grateful” for a group of armed Antifa members who stood guard outside a North Texas bookstore event during Transgender Awareness Week while she read books about gender and sexuality to a group of young children and their parents.
The Rev. Franklin Graham rebuked the notion that Jesus Christ has a "trans body" after a research student at the University of Cambridge made that assertion during a sermon, offending many churchgoers in the process.
Pop icon Kim Kardashian says she is “currently re-evaluating” her relationship with luxury fashion brand Balenciaga following public outrage over their new holiday campaign that featured “disturbing images” of children.
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- Mom 'grateful' for armed Antifa at 'Transgender Storytime' event | U.S. News
- Disney to air GLAAD ad defending gender transitions for kids | Politics News
- Franklin Graham rebukes claim Jesus has transgender body, vagina | World News
- Ohio church features 300 Nativity scenes at Christmas festival | Church & Ministries News
- Breakaway Vineyard Anaheim pastors hit with $62 million lawsuit | Church & Ministries News
- Kim Kardashian stops short of cutting ties with Balenciaga | Entertainment News
- Former Texas Baptist student minister gets 5 years for sex abuse | U.S. News
Evangelist Franklin Graham is warning Christians that the so-called Respect for Marriage Act, which is set to be voted on by the Senate Monday, is a deceptive smoke-screen that would change the definition of marriage as between a man and a woman while not protecting those who hold a traditional view of marriage.
A new survey reveals that most Americans reject the idea that politics is “broken” and instead believe that the political system in the United States is being “abused” by bad actors as a prominent researcher is warning that the U.S. might soon face a “point of no return” if it does not change course quickly.
While some pro-lifers are pleased that new data shows abortions decreased slightly in 2020, the significant increase in chemical abortion pill usage has raised concern.
A group claiming responsibility for vandalizing a sign belonging to Focus on the Family claims the criminal act was in response to “hateful theology” after a nonbinary gunman killed five people and wounded 18 others at a local bar.
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- Charity apologizes to chaplain rebuked for wearing cross | World News
- Christian nurse wrongly punished for wearing cross: UK tribunal | World News
- Wyoming homeless shelter secures right to hire only Christians | U.S. News
- CDC data showing uptick in use of abortion pills raises concerns | U.S. News
- Pro-lifers rip FDA for loosening safeguard for abortion pills | Politics News
- Focus on the Family sign vandalized on Thanksgiving by LGBT group | U.S. News
- Massive protests in China after 10 deaths due to Covid lockdowns | World News
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Operation Christmas Child will deliver its 200 millionth shoebox filled with toys this season to a child in Ukraine.
Bishops in the Church of Norway, the largest Christian denomination in the Scandinavian country, say they are open to ordaining unmarried cohabiting priests, going against a resolution of the Bishop’s Conference that prohibits cohabitation.
For the first time, more than half of all Americans who died after contracting COVID-19 were vaccinated at least once, according to data from August.
Actor Jason David Frank, well known for his iconic role in the children’s sitcom “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers,” died by suicide early Saturday morning. He was 49.
A recent survey found that while more than half of Americans are cutting down on spending this holiday season amid concerns about inflation, a higher percentage are determined to buy a real Christmas tree than last year.
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- Vaccinated people are now a majority of COVID deaths: analysis | U.S. News
- Most parents say drag queen events are inappropriate for kids | U.S. News
- 'Power Ranger' and Christian Jason David Frank dies by suicide | Entertainment News
- Surviving holiday chaos: How to 'set boundaries to avoid sin' | Living News
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Here are five places in the United States and Canada that held Thanksgiving events before the famous observance at colonial Massachusetts took place.
Twitter’s new boss, Elon Musk announced Monday that the company has suspended the relaunch of their $8 a month Blue Verified subscription program until they have a strong system in place to prevent the verification of impersonators such as a parody account of Jesus Christ with nearly 900,000 followers.
“Devotion" tells the true story of Jesse Brown, a Christian naval aviator who lost his life in service to his country, and seeks to honor the men and women currently serving in the armed forces.
A group of state attorneys general has vowed to take action against the United States Department of Veterans Affairs if its hospitals perform abortions in states where the procedure has become illegal following the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization.
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- Yale president slams Washington Post report on suicidal students | U.S. News
- Leon Fontaine, Canadian megachurch pastor, dies at 59 | World News
- 'Devotion' highlights sacrifice of Christian pilot Jesse Brown | Entertainment News
- Medical groups challenge FDA's authorization of abortion pill | Politics News
- VA told not to do elective abortions in states with abortion bans | Politics News
- UK drops Christian street preacher’s hate speech charges | World News
Four pro-life activists have been sentenced to 45 days in jail for conducting what they call a "Red Rose Rescue" event at an abortion facility in Flint, Michigan.
A new report highlights a growing trend of trans-identified and nonbinary individuals undergoing surgeries to have both male and female genitalia.
The 2022 World Cup in Qatar is officially underway, even as some fans are scrambling to understand the customs and laws of the Sunni Muslim nation.
The creators behind "The Chosen" share how the show is reaching Gen Z with the truth of the Gospel.
Let’s consider 10 areas often overlooked that can cultivate the attitude of gratitude we need personally and in our families.
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Donald Trump is back — at least on Twitter. The former president is one of several high-profile accounts that were reinstated by Twitter, along with The Babylon Bee, Dr. Jordan Peterson, and Kathy Griffin, among others.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has asked the U.S. District Court to protect the state’s right to partner with private, faith-based foster care agencies that help place children in foster care in response to the American Civil Liberties Union’s lawsuit to shutter religious
foster care agencies.
Christian actress Candace Cameron Bure has responded to online criticism after telling a news outlet that she doesn’t expect her new network to include LGBT storylines in its Christmas movies.
New research reveals that a majority of pastors thinking about stepping away from ministry are concerned that Christians identify more with their political views than their faith, one of several factors causing church leaders to consider leaving their professions.
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- SC resists ACLU attempt to shutter religious foster care agencies | U.S. News
- Robert Jeffress has no desire to be part of GOP's 'civil war’ | Politics News
- 2 girls beheaded at ISIS family displacement camp in Syria | World News
- Candace Cameron Bure says new network won’t feature LGBT stories | Entertainment News
- ICE arrests 138 sex offenders who entered the US illegally | U.S. News
- Pastors cite political division as major source of stress | Church & Ministries News
- 4 Idaho university students likely murdered in sleep | U.S. News
The number of countries expressing support for a document explicitly stating that “there is no international right to abortion” continues to expand as nations around the world work to implement policies consistent with its mandate to make the family the bedrock of society.
A Michigan school district will reduce students’ access to certain books in school libraries after parents, particularly those in the Muslim community, complained the materials were sexually explicit.
A new study found suicide rates and mental health-related hospital visits among young people were increasing before the COVID-19 pandemic, with another surge occurring during the time of the worldwide virus.
Tennessee pastor and social media influencer Greg Locke lost some of that influence online Tuesday when YouTube removed his personal account from the platform weeks after shutting down his church’s account, and he blames his “haters” for complaining.
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- Pastor Greg Locke blames ‘haters’ after YouTube closes account | U.S. News
- Fentanyl vaccine may be 'game changer' in fighting opioid crisis | U.S. News
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The Republican Party has officially taken back the U.S. House of Representatives. Control of the House was declared Wednesday, as the Republicans won their 218th seat of the 435-seat body after Mike Garcia won the race in the 27th District of California.
A meeting to review an application for the first over-the-counter birth control pill has been indefinitely delayed by the Food and Drug Administration "to allow the agency additional time to review new information."
An Alabama mother has filed a lawsuit against Pornhub's parent company, alleging the website distributed footage of a man molesting her 12-year-old son. The mother filed a complaint against MindGeek, the parent company of several major pornography websites, last month through the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Alabama Northern Division.
Tennessee Senate Majority Leader Jack Johnson has filed SB 0003, a bill that would criminalize drag show performances in front of children. If passed, the law would require any private establishment hosting a show involving drag performers to require patrons to show ID proving they are 18 years old or older before being admitted to the event, per The Tennessean.
A bill to enshrine the right to same-sex marriage into federal law cleared a major procedural hurdle in the U.S. Senate Wednesday, but critics are cautioning that religious freedom amendments added to the legislation don't adequately protect those with deeply held beliefs that marriage is between one man and one woman.
A Rasmussen survey shows that only about a third of American voters and around half of Republican voters think former President Donald Trump should run for president again in 2024.
Thomas Ross, a San Francisco-based security officer who works for Allied Universal, has filed discrimination charges against his employer for forcing him to join the Service Employees International Union in violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and federal labor law.
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Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign announcement drew several reactions from prominent figures offering praise and criticism.
A court has ruled against the Biden administration’s requirement that healthcare providers perform sex-change procedures, concluding that federal Title IX’s definition of sex discrimination does not include sexual orientation or gender identity.
A Florida high school employee says she’s “not OK” after a colleague painted a Bible verse in their personal parking space.
A new study finds that nations that legalize assisted suicide or euthanasia have higher rates of “self-initiated” suicides, a result that some experts contend has been a predictable side effect of making it legal for people to end their lives in certain circumstances.
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- Biden can’t redefine Title IX to include LGBT mandate: court | Politics News
- Florida school employee complains about parking lot Bible verse | U.S. News
- Pastor faces up to 20 years in prison after child porn arrest | U.S. News
- Suicide rates higher in nations with euthanasia, assisted suicide | World News
- UK diocese finds only a fifth of churches ‘financially stable' | Church & Ministries News
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A 24-year-old Syrian refugee has been sentenced to more than 17 years in federal prison for plotting to bomb a church in Pittsburgh for the Islamic State.
A detransitioner is suing doctors who performed body mutilating sex-change surgeries on her as a minor, seeking to hold accountable the “mutilators” who “butchered” her.
Colorado's State Board of Education voted to update the state's social studies curriculum for all grade levels, restoring references to the LGBT community and marginalized racial minorities that had been cut earlier this year.
Tim Keller reflects on some of the common obstacles to forgiveness and offers practical advice for how Christians can truly extend forgiveness in an increasingly fractured society.
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- Colorado approves adding LGBT language into history curriculum | U.S. News
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- Louisiana megachurch votes to leave UMC | Church & Ministries News
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The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights will investigate whether the largest school district in Virginia failed to properly handle harassment against Jewish individuals in the district.
What will happen 30 seconds after the rapture? "Prophesy Pros Podcast" hosts Jeff Kinley and Todd Hampson believe that the pre-tribulation rapture—an End Times event many Christians believe will happen that involves believers, both living and resurrected, being lifted up into the air to meet Jesus—will have a "cataclysmic impact on the planet."
The third season of the hit multi-season series “The Chosen” will premiere in theaters Friday and will aim to tackle some of the tensions that come with being a follower of Christ.
A pro-life group is suing a city in the United Kingdom over a recently passed order that activists say restricts their ability to protest and pray outside of a local abortion clinic.
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A report published last month in Educational Researcher, a journal tied to the American Educational Research Association, suggests that the cost of restoring pre-pandemic learning levels could total around $700 billion, a figure that some experts say is difficult to assess until more data is available.
A 10-year-old Florida boy is facing a potential misdemeanor battery charge after a counselor at Holly Hill School in Volusia County told police that the fourth grader touched her inappropriately while giving her a hug. The student was suspended as a result and his family is disputing the allegation, arguing that it is rooted in racism.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an investigation into a nonprofit that received donations from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg amid allegations it misled donors and unlawfully used the funds for partisan purposes.
Pastor David Marvin of Watermark Community Church in Dallas, Texas, preached a sermon last week outlining three common mistakes Christians make when dating. Marvin, the director of the young adult-centered ministry The Porch, described the first mistake as "dating delusional" or believing the "myths" that there is such a thing as the perfect "happily ever after" and a dating relationship will not require hard work.
Texas megachurch White’s Chapel, a Southlake-based congregation, has voted to disaffiliate from The United Methodist Church, believing that the mainline Protestant denomination is a “broken institution.” 2,338 voted in favor of leaving, 160 voted against, and seven abstained.
Members of the First Baptist Church of South Richmond are grieving the loss of longtime member and elder Evangeline Brooks, who was mauled to death by a pit bull as she walked toward her sister's mailbox in Virginia Monday. She was 88.
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Midterm election results remain uncertain, and control of both the United States House of Representatives and the Senate remains in the balance.
New research from Harmony Healthcare IT shows that nearly 70% of Generation Z—those born between 1997 and 2012—say their mental health was negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, with 42% of adult members of the cohort reporting that they have been diagnosed with a mental health condition.
The San Diego County Sheriff's Department announced that Leticia McCormack, a former elder and ministry worker, has been arrested and charged with murder and several other crimes related to the death of her 11-year-old adopted daughter, Arabella, just months after her husband died by suicide.
Georgia's Senate race between Democrat incumbent Rev. Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker is headed to a Dec. 6 runoff election. The vote, which could decide what party controls the upper chamber, comes as neither candidate garnered 50% of the vote, which is the required threshold in Georgia to win the election outright.
Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America President Marjorie Dannenfelser criticized Republican strategists for failing to make the party's position on abortion clear during the 2022 midterm elections, citing it as a potential reason for some of the party’s losses this election cycle.
Boston will pay over $2 million in legal fees and other expenses to a Christian group following the Supreme Court unanimously ruling that the city violated the group's First Amendment rights by denying its request to fly a white flag with a red Christian cross displayed in the corner on Constitution Day 2017.
A report from the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law has revealed that Islamic jihadist groups in Nigeria have killed at least 4,000 Christians and abducted more than 2,300 other Christians in the first 10 months of 2022.
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Midterm election results remain uncertain, and control of both the United States House of Representatives and the Senate remains in the balance.
New research from Harmony Healthcare IT shows that nearly 70% of Generation Z—those born between 1997 and 2012—say their mental health was negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, with 42% of adult members of the cohort reporting that they have been diagnosed with a mental health condition.
The San Diego County Sheriff's Department announced that Leticia McCormack, a former elder and ministry worker, has been arrested and charged with murder and several other crimes related to the death of her 11-year-old adopted daughter, Arabella, just months after her husband died by suicide.
Georgia's Senate race between Democrat incumbent Rev. Raphael Warnock and Republican challenger Herschel Walker is headed to a Dec. 6 runoff election. The vote, which could decide what party controls the upper chamber, comes as neither candidate garnered 50% of the vote, which is the required threshold in Georgia to win the election outright.
Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America President Marjorie Dannenfelser criticized Republican strategists for failing to make the party's position on abortion clear during the 2022 midterm elections, citing it as a potential reason for some of the party’s losses this election cycle.
Boston will pay over $2 million in legal fees and other expenses to a Christian group following the Supreme Court unanimously ruling that the city violated the group's First Amendment rights by denying its request to fly a white flag with a red Christian cross displayed in the corner on Constitution Day 2017.
A report from the International Society for Civil Liberties and Rule of Law has revealed that Islamic jihadist groups in Nigeria have killed at least 4,000 Christians and abducted more than 2,300 other Christians in the first 10 months of 2022.
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Republican incumbent governors secured major victories Tuesday night, including a strong performance from a potential 2024 presidential hopeful, while Democrats made it more challenging for Republicans to take control of the U.S. Senate but could still lose control of the House of Representatives.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the former White House spokesperson for President Donald Trump and the daughter of Mike Huckabee, a former governor, has become the first woman elected governor of Arkansas.
Florida is on track to become the fourth state to ban gender transition procedures for minors.
At least one trans activist was arrested Monday for disrupting a rally featuring a British women's rights campaigner speaking out against what she believes is the erasure of women's rights and the danger of experimental gender medicalization in children.
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- Women aborting first pregnancies have greater health risks: study | U.S. News
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Republican incumbent governors secured major victories Tuesday night, including a strong performance from a potential 2024 presidential hopeful, while Democrats made it more challenging for Republicans to take control of the U.S. Senate but could still lose control of the House of Representatives.
Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the former White House spokesperson for President Donald Trump and the daughter of Mike Huckabee, a former governor, has become the first woman elected governor of Arkansas.
Florida is on track to become the fourth state to ban gender transition procedures for minors.
At least one trans activist was arrested Monday for disrupting a rally featuring a British women's rights campaigner speaking out against what she believes is the erasure of women's rights and the danger of experimental gender medicalization in children.
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- Women aborting first pregnancies have greater health risks: study | U.S. News
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Most Americans view church buildings as transcendent spaces, but a new poll shows the majority, including self-identified Christians, do not regularly visit a space they consider transcendent.
A new report compiled by congressional Republicans suggests that the FBI is “rotted at its core,” citing the targeting of pro-life activists and parents concerned about their children’s education.
A pro-life doctor has pushed back against a National Public Radio reporter's comparison of abortion to childbirth and offered her insight after the news outlet broadcast audio of a woman undergoing a first-trimester abortion.
The discovery of an ancient Christian monastery on an island in the United Arab Emirates purportedly shines a light on the faith's early history before the rise of Islam in the region.
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- Black pastor on why identity should come from the cross not race | Church & Ministries News
- Anne Wilson says writing new book helped process brother's death | Family News
- Christian monastery discovered in UAE that may predate Islam | World News
- Archbishop at G20: Christianity in Iraq on 'edge of extinction' | World News
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A Christian pastor in northern India who drives a taxi for a living didn’t think he had anything to fear when a well-mannered Sikh asked him to take a slight detour.
As gender ideology continues to pervade every realm of culture, legislators and public policy experts alarmed about its effects on children have taken numerous steps in an effort to curtail it in the law.
A new report reveals that pro-life groups and individuals have faced an astronomically higher number of incidents of violence than their pro-abortion counterparts since the leak of the U.S. Supreme Court’s draft decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization and subsequent ruling that the U.S. Constitution does not contain a right to abortion.
A Chicago pastor and his wife hosted the National Prayer Altar service this week, calling for Americans to set aside political or theological divides to unite before God as the midterm elections approach.
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- Ark. lawmakers override veto of bill banning child sex changes | Politics News
- Attacks on pro-life groups outnumber pro-abortion groups 22:1 | Politics News
- UMC gives new date for General Conference to tackle LGBT debate | Church & Ministries News
- Christians pray for political, theological unity ahead of midterm | Church & Ministries News
- Groups counter calls to investigate critics of child sex changes | U.S. News
- Sadie Robertson warns church 'modesty culture' can be 'dangerous' | Living News
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A Christian pastor in northern India who drives a taxi for a living didn’t think he had anything to fear when a well-mannered Sikh asked him to take a slight detour.
As gender ideology continues to pervade every realm of culture, legislators and public policy experts alarmed about its effects on children have taken numerous steps in an effort to curtail it in the law.
A new report reveals that pro-life groups and individuals have faced an astronomically higher number of incidents of violence than their pro-abortion counterparts since the leak of the U.S. Supreme Court’s draft decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization and subsequent ruling that the U.S. Constitution does not contain a right to abortion.
A Chicago pastor and his wife hosted the National Prayer Altar service this week, calling for Americans to set aside political or theological divides to unite before God as the midterm elections approach.
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- Ark. lawmakers override veto of bill banning child sex changes | Politics News
- Attacks on pro-life groups outnumber pro-abortion groups 22:1 | Politics News
- UMC gives new date for General Conference to tackle LGBT debate | Church & Ministries News
- Christians pray for political, theological unity ahead of midterm | Church & Ministries News
- Groups counter calls to investigate critics of child sex changes | U.S. News
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Whether it’s about sex and gender, scientific evidence that supports the Scriptures, or simply wondering whether objective truth even exists, students young and old are seeking answers to some of life’s biggest questions.
Benjamin Netanyahu has once again become prime minister of Israel in the country's fifth election in less than four years.
Hillsong Church’s founder and former global senior pastor Brian Houston blamed public statements made by the church’s board for his abrupt resignation earlier this year instead of any “mistakes” he made in ministry.
The global hit Christian series “The Chosen” has been honored with an award by the Washington, D.C.-based Museum of the Bible for the program’s cultural impact.
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- Netanyahu wins election as Israel’s prime minister | World News
- Brian Houston blames Hillsong Church statements for resignation | Church & Ministries News
- Brian Houston breached Hillsong's code of conduct, church says | Church & Ministries News
- Jailed pastor acquitted of violating COVID-19 restrictions | World News
- United Methodist Church elects first Native American bishop | Church & Ministries News
- Museum of the Bible honors 'The Chosen' with Pillar Award | Entertainment News
- Sadie Robertson Huff announces 2nd baby: 'Another little miracle' | Entertainment News
- Louisiana megachurch votes to leave UMC | Church & Ministries News
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Whether it’s about sex and gender, scientific evidence that supports the Scriptures, or simply wondering whether objective truth even exists, students young and old are seeking answers to some of life’s biggest questions.
Benjamin Netanyahu has once again become prime minister of Israel in the country's fifth election in less than four years.
Hillsong Church’s founder and former global senior pastor Brian Houston blamed public statements made by the church’s board for his abrupt resignation earlier this year instead of any “mistakes” he made in ministry.
The global hit Christian series “The Chosen” has been honored with an award by the Washington, D.C.-based Museum of the Bible for the program’s cultural impact.
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- Worldview conference looks at 'deconstruction' of Christian faith | Church & Ministries News
- Netanyahu wins election as Israel’s prime minister | World News
- Brian Houston blames Hillsong Church statements for resignation | Church & Ministries News
- Brian Houston breached Hillsong's code of conduct, church says | Church & Ministries News
- Jailed pastor acquitted of violating COVID-19 restrictions | World News
- United Methodist Church elects first Native American bishop | Church & Ministries News
- Museum of the Bible honors 'The Chosen' with Pillar Award | Entertainment News
- Sadie Robertson Huff announces 2nd baby: 'Another little miracle' | Entertainment News
- Louisiana megachurch votes to leave UMC | Church & Ministries News
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A new report reveals that most of the top colleges and universities in the United States have inadequate protections in place for students accused of wrongdoing.
A recent report from the Jewish advocacy group Anti-Defamation League highlighted an increase in anti-Israel activities at U.S. colleges and universities, raising concerns about the incidents and their impact on Jewish students.
Couples who get married due to family or social pressure are up to 50% more at risk of having a union that ends in divorce, according to a recent study from the Marriage Foundation Kroger will create a religious accommodation policy and implement new training for store management after settling a lawsuit from two former employees.
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- Couples who marry amid family pressure 50% more likely to divorce | Living News
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A new report reveals that most of the top colleges and universities in the United States have inadequate protections in place for students accused of wrongdoing.
A recent report from the Jewish advocacy group Anti-Defamation League highlighted an increase in anti-Israel activities at U.S. colleges and universities, raising concerns about the incidents and their impact on Jewish students.
Couples who get married due to family or social pressure are up to 50% more at risk of having a union that ends in divorce, according to a recent study from the Marriage Foundation Kroger will create a religious accommodation policy and implement new training for store management after settling a lawsuit from two former employees.
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Generation Z is less open-minded and more intolerant than older generations, according to a recently released study by the left-leaning British media outlet Channel 4.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has spoken out against healthcare providers prescribing abortion pills to non-pregnant, saying it could endanger women's health.
While overt discrimination in Silicon Valley is rare, there is a level of “soft discrimination," where one thing is said in private and another in public, said Peter Rex, founder and CEO of an Austin-based tech and real estate firm by the same name.
Georgia Republican Senate nominee Herschel Walker showed a slight lead over incumbent Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock in a new poll released Monday, just hours after Pastor Jamal Bryant, one of the state’s most influential black megachurch pastors, slammed the former football star as the “lowest caricature of a stereotypical, broken black man” from his pulpit Sunday.
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Generation Z is less open-minded and more intolerant than older generations, according to a recently released study by the left-leaning British media outlet Channel 4.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has spoken out against healthcare providers prescribing abortion pills to non-pregnant, saying it could endanger women's health.
While overt discrimination in Silicon Valley is rare, there is a level of “soft discrimination," where one thing is said in private and another in public, said Peter Rex, founder and CEO of an Austin-based tech and real estate firm by the same name.
Georgia Republican Senate nominee Herschel Walker showed a slight lead over incumbent Democratic Sen. Raphael Warnock in a new poll released Monday, just hours after Pastor Jamal Bryant, one of the state’s most influential black megachurch pastors, slammed the former football star as the “lowest caricature of a stereotypical, broken black man” from his pulpit Sunday.
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The U.S. Supreme Court heard several hours of arguments on whether education institutions can consider race as one of many factors in determining student admissions.
A Christian university has credited God for the record number of students it welcomed this year, both online and in person, making it one of the youngest universities to achieve such a feat.
More than 700 Southern Baptist pastors are calling on the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) to prohibit women from serving “as a pastor of any kind” at SBC-affiliated churches.
An annual tradition of erecting an array of life-size Halloween decorations and figurines outside a train station in London to raise funds for charity could potentially come to an end.
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- Southern Baptist pastors call for SBC to ban women pastors | Church & Ministries News
- Steve Douglass, former president of Cru, dies at 77 | Church & Ministries News
- Annual Halloween display in London could come to an end | World News
- Lila Rose debates Ben Crump on 'Dr. Phil Show' | U.S. News
- Evangelist shares proof of God with ‘Halloween’ director | Entertainment News
- Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary confirms staff cuts | U.S. News
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The majority of Protestant pastors in the United States do not advise Christians to avoid Halloween entirely, and many encouraged churchgoers to use the holiday to build relationships and spread the Gospel.
Activists protesting conservative commentator Matt Walsh's college tour at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where his documentary film “What is a Woman” was being shown, grabbed a Bible from a young man who was reading it aloud and ripped out the pages.
A judge in Hong Kong sentenced a 59-year-old Protestant pastor to more than one year in prison for sedition, making him the first Christian clergy in the city to be convicted under the draconian national security law that mainland China imposed two years ago to crush the pro- democracy movement.
As media attention on "Christian nationalism" looms large in American politics heading into the 2022 midterms, scholars this week debated the definition of the term and whether the increased media focus is an attempt to intimidate Christians from sharing their values in the public square.
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- Student's Bible torn to shreds by pro-transgender activists | U.S. News
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- South Korea Halloween crowd crush kills at least 153 | World News
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West Virginia has agreed to amend its policies to allow trans-identified individuals to more easily change the gender marker on their birth certificates.
Saddleback Church does not want to leave the Southern Baptist Convention over their recent support of female pastors, according to recently installed lead pastor Andy Wood.
Years after resigning as leader of the now defunct Mars Hill Church in Seattle, Washington, because God told him a “trap” has been set for him, Mark Driscoll, who now serves as founding senior pastor of Trinity Church in Scottsdale, Arizona, claimed on Sunday that Mars Hill leaders had planned to accuse him of adultery.
Iranian UFC fighter Beneil Dariush took a moment during his recent victory speech to share the hope he has in Christ with the people of his country amid weeks of social unrest following the death of Mahsa Amini.
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- Catholic bishop: Biden has 'single-minded' focus on abortion | Politics News
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- Mark Driscoll: Mars Hill leaders plotted to accuse me of adultery | Church & Ministries News
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A pro-life group is calling on Congress and drug enforcement agencies to take action amid reports that organizations in Mexico are funneling abortion pills into states that have banned their use.
A Georgia-based Christian university has received a $3 million gift to endow a faculty chair and launch a Global Impact Center in honor of pastor and author Charles Stanley.
Public high school assistant football coach Joe Kennedy will be reinstated after being dismissed in 2015 for praying on the field after games.
Religious freedom advocates are warning of “catastrophic consequences” after the Chinese Communist Party reelected Xi Jinping as the leader of the People’s Republic of China.
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- Charles Stanley honored with endowed chair at Baptist college | U.S. News
- Leslie Jordan sang about being in Heaven day before death | Entertainment News
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A pro-life group is calling on Congress and drug enforcement agencies to take action amid reports that organizations in Mexico are funneling abortion pills into states that have banned their use.
A Georgia-based Christian university has received a $3 million gift to endow a faculty chair and launch a Global Impact Center in honor of pastor and author Charles Stanley.
Public high school assistant football coach Joe Kennedy will be reinstated after being dismissed in 2015 for praying on the field after games.
Religious freedom advocates are warning of “catastrophic consequences” after the Chinese Communist Party reelected Xi Jinping as the leader of the People’s Republic of China.
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- 2 charged with assault on Republican canvasser before midterms | Politics News
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- Charles Stanley honored with endowed chair at Baptist college | U.S. News
- Leslie Jordan sang about being in Heaven day before death | Entertainment News
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Fiscal year 2022 saw a record number of migrant crossings and deaths as illegal immigration remains a significant issue for voters heading into the midterm elections.
An LGBT activist documenting his gender transition on TikTok went to the White House to question President Joe Biden.
Saddleback Church identifies the wife of its new lead pastor as a "teaching pastor," even though the SBC restricts the office of pastor to men in its official statement of beliefs.
Some of Christian and gospel music’s most gifted performers were honored at the 53rd annual GMA Dove Awards show where history was made this year.
The Presbyterian Church (USA) said it will be adding a “nonbinary/genderqueer” category to its annual reports on denominational statistics pertaining to membership and the number of congregations.
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- Ala. Gov. Kay Ivey signs bill banning genital mutilation of kids | Politics News
- Arizona bans gender reassignment surgeries for minors | Politics News
- Ark. lawmakers override veto of bill banning child sex changes | Politics News
- Texas declares trans surgeries for minors 'child abuse' | Politics News
- Texas AG says puberty blockers for trans kids 'child abuse' | Politics News
- State Dept. awards $20K for project that will host drag shows | Politics News
- Saddleback leader's wife Stacie Wood serving as 'teaching pastor' | Church & Ministries News
- UK health service says trans kids may be going through a 'phase' | World News
- CeCe Winans makes history for win at GMA Dove Awards | Entertainment News
- UK venue must pay over $100K for canceling Franklin Graham event | World News
- PCUSA to add 'nonbinary/genderqueer' category to official stats | Church & Ministries News
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Student reading and math scores suffered historic declines in the past three years as the nation analyzes the impact the COVID-pandemic had on education, according to The National Assessment of Educational Progress.
Florida education officials have passed a new rule requiring public and charter schools to allow students to access bathrooms and locker rooms based on biological sex rather than preferred gender identity.
An in-depth undercover video released Tuesday shows a Planned Parenthood abortionist discussing how the billion dollar organization harvests and sells the intact body parts of aborted babies to fetal tissue wholesalers.
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- Jewish university launches LGBT club as litigation continues | U.S. News
- Planned Parenthood Caught Selling Aborted Baby Body Parts in Undercover Video: 'We Get Heart, Lung, Liver' | U.S. News
- Pro-life activists must pay $2.4M to Planned Parenthood: court | U.S. News
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Student reading and math scores suffered historic declines in the past three years as the nation analyzes the impact the COVID-pandemic had on education, according to The National Assessment of Educational Progress.
Florida education officials have passed a new rule requiring public and charter schools to allow students to access bathrooms and locker rooms based on biological sex rather than preferred gender identity.
An in-depth undercover video released Tuesday shows a Planned Parenthood abortionist discussing how the billion dollar organization harvests and sells the intact body parts of aborted babies to fetal tissue wholesalers.
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- Florida schools require parental notice for trans bathroom use | U.S. News
- Charges dropped against Va. pastor accused of soliciting sex | U.S. News
- Hobby Lobby founder David Green talks stewardship, trusting God | U.S. News
- Jewish university launches LGBT club as litigation continues | U.S. News
- Planned Parenthood Caught Selling Aborted Baby Body Parts in Undercover Video: 'We Get Heart, Lung, Liver' | U.S. News
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A new survey suggests economic issues like gas prices and inflation will have more impact on Evangelical voters in the upcoming midterm elections than cultural issues.
Archeologists have found the tomb that holds the remains of Saint Nicholas underneath an ancient church in Turkey. Nicholas, who became the basis for the Christmas character Santa Claus, died more than 1,600 years ago.
Advertisers are being urged to drop rapper Kanye West over his recent anti-Semitic remarks that have drawn the ire of many, including conservative commenter Ben Shapiro and Jewish advocacy groups.
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that a feminist who performed a topless act of aborting Jesus on the altar of a Paris church was exercising “freedom of expression."
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- Former pastor kills himself during rape trial recess | U.S. News
- Archeologists find Saint Nicholas' tomb in Turkey | World News
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- Liz Truss: 7 interesting facts about the UK's new prime minister | World News
- Rishi Sunak will be UK's first prime minister of color | World News
- Christian baker who refused to bake cake for lesbian wedding wins | Politics News
- European court sides with feminist who aborted Jesus on the altar | World News
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An organizer with a theologically conservative alternative to the United Methodist Church has predicted that nearly a third of congregations in North Carolina may leave the mainline Protestant denomination.
Law enforcement in Los Angeles seized around 12,000 fentanyl pills packaged in several bags of candy weeks before Halloween.
A new report suggests that chest reconstruction surgeries performed on adolescents with gender dysphoria increased nearly 400% from 2016 to 2019.
Award-winning multi-platinum Christian band MercyMe has one message for believers: Keep your focus on Jesus.
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- 'Top' surgeries on trans-identified youth rise 389% in 3 years | U.S. News
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An organizer with a theologically conservative alternative to the United Methodist Church has predicted that nearly a third of congregations in North Carolina may leave the mainline Protestant denomination.
Law enforcement in Los Angeles seized around 12,000 fentanyl pills packaged in several bags of candy weeks before Halloween.
A new report suggests that chest reconstruction surgeries performed on adolescents with gender dysphoria increased nearly 400% from 2016 to 2019.
Award-winning multi-platinum Christian band MercyMe has one message for believers: Keep your focus on Jesus.
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- 'Top' surgeries on trans-identified youth rise 389% in 3 years | U.S. News
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United Kingdom Prime Minister Liz Truss announced Thursday that she will resign after over six weeks in office, making her term as prime minister the shortest in the history of the nation.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear the case of a Colorado web designer opposed to using her business to promote same-sex marriage in December.
A new poll reveals that Chick-fil-A is the most popular restaurant among American teens, mirroring the results of other surveys of both youth and adults finding a high level of admiration for the fast food chain.
Georgia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams linked inflation anxieties to abortion during an appearance on MSNBC Wednesday.
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- Mark Wahlberg leaves California to give his family a better life | Entertainment News
United Kingdom Prime Minister Liz Truss announced Thursday that she will resign after over six weeks in office, making her term as prime minister the shortest in the history of the nation.
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear the case of a Colorado web designer opposed to using her business to promote same-sex marriage in December.
A new poll reveals that Chick-fil-A is the most popular restaurant among American teens, mirroring the results of other surveys of both youth and adults finding a high level of admiration for the fast food chain.
Georgia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams linked inflation anxieties to abortion during an appearance on MSNBC Wednesday.
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A Southern Baptist Convention seminary passed a resolution affirming its president's stance that only men can be pastors, an indirect response to Rick Warren’s Saddleback Church ordaining three women pastors last year.
Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston announced that he and his wife, Bobbie, will have a big night of preaching and fellowship in their home base next month and urged their followers to join them in their return to a local stage.
A group of detransitioners spoke at a recent school board meeting in California amid concerns about public schools exposing children to gender ideology, warning that such content increases the likelihood that minors will rush to embrace “irreversible” decisions to their longterm
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CNN, generally considered a left-leaning news outlet, has labeled ads attacking four Republican candidates’ positions on the issue of abortion as “misleading."
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A Southern Baptist Convention seminary passed a resolution affirming its president's stance that only men can be pastors, an indirect response to Rick Warren’s Saddleback Church ordaining three women pastors last year.
Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston announced that he and his wife, Bobbie, will have a big night of preaching and fellowship in their home base next month and urged their followers to join them in their return to a local stage.
A group of detransitioners spoke at a recent school board meeting in California amid concerns about public schools exposing children to gender ideology, warning that such content increases the likelihood that minors will rush to embrace “irreversible” decisions to their longterm
detriment.
CNN, generally considered a left-leaning news outlet, has labeled ads attacking four Republican candidates’ positions on the issue of abortion as “misleading."
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- Billy Graham chaplains minister in Raleigh after mass shooting | U.S. News
- CNN fact-checks Democratic ads attacking pro-life GOP candidates | Politics News
The leadership of a Texas megachurch has decided to leave The United Methodist Church without a congregational vote, which defies denominational rules on dismissal.
The U.S. Department of Justice indicted a 10th pro-life activist in connection to a 2020 blockade of a Washington, D.C. abortion clinic.
Two years ago, the daughter of January Littlejohn stepped inside her mom's car and told her that earlier that day she'd had a meeting with school staff who were affirming her new gender identity and asked which restroom she preferred to use.
When authorities in Iran summoned a Christian couple to Tehran, the house-church members supposed it concerned the return of their confiscated belongings. Instead, they were detained in Tehran’s Evin Prison.
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The leadership of a Texas megachurch has decided to leave The United Methodist Church without a congregational vote, which defies denominational rules on dismissal.
The U.S. Department of Justice indicted a 10th pro-life activist in connection to a 2020 blockade of a Washington, D.C. abortion clinic.
Two years ago, the daughter of January Littlejohn stepped inside her mom's car and told her that earlier that day she'd had a meeting with school staff who were affirming her new gender identity and asked which restroom she preferred to use.
When authorities in Iran summoned a Christian couple to Tehran, the house-church members supposed it concerned the return of their confiscated belongings. Instead, they were detained in Tehran’s Evin Prison.
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Republican lawmakers are seeking answers from the FBI regarding what they see as the selective enforcement of federal law as arrests of pro-life activists make national headlines.
Parents are rallying behind a mother who blasted a Southern California school district for its plans to host a “family-friendly” Halloween drag show, which she said amounts to “pimping out our kids” in an already “hyper-sexualized” culture.
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom has called for a U.N. Commission of Inquiry on Iran after nearly 200 protesters, including at least 23 minors, have allegedly been killed in the crackdown on anti-government protests.
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Republican lawmakers are seeking answers from the FBI regarding what they see as the selective enforcement of federal law as arrests of pro-life activists make national headlines.
Parents are rallying behind a mother who blasted a Southern California school district for its plans to host a “family-friendly” Halloween drag show, which she said amounts to “pimping out our kids” in an already “hyper-sexualized” culture.
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom has called for a U.N. Commission of Inquiry on Iran after nearly 200 protesters, including at least 23 minors, have allegedly been killed in the crackdown on anti-government protests.
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As the pro-life movement expresses outrage over the arrest of pro-life activist Mark Houck, attacks on pro-life pregnancy centers and churches continue in the United States nearly four months after the U.S. Supreme Court determined that the U.S. Constitution does not contain the right to an abortion.
A jury has rejected a request to give the death penalty to Nikolas Cruz, the now 24-year-old man, who, as a student, entered a high school in Parkland, Florida, in 2018 and murdered 17 people in a mass shooting.
Will drag queens in the pulpit become "mainstream" in the United Methodist Church?
Several faith-based films are available for Christian audiences to enjoy this fall.
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As the pro-life movement expresses outrage over the arrest of pro-life activist Mark Houck, attacks on pro-life pregnancy centers and churches continue in the United States nearly four months after the U.S. Supreme Court determined that the U.S. Constitution does not contain the right to an abortion.
A jury has rejected a request to give the death penalty to Nikolas Cruz, the now 24-year-old man, who, as a student, entered a high school in Parkland, Florida, in 2018 and murdered 17 people in a mass shooting.
Will drag queens in the pulpit become "mainstream" in the United Methodist Church?
Several faith-based films are available for Christian audiences to enjoy this fall.
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Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee has joined the effort to stop the legalization of recreational marijuana in Arkansas through a ballot measure to be voted on next month.
A majority of Protestant pastors in the United States believe the current state of the economy is negatively impacting their churches, according to a new poll.
A major pharmacy chain denies allegations of wrongdoing as it faces another lawsuit for terminating an employee who refused to provide abortion-inducing drugs in violation of her deeply held religious beliefs.
The Christian Post spoke with Louisiana resident Emma Benoit about her battle with depression, her suicide attempt as a teenager, and how her Christian faith has aided her recovery.
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- 'American Idol' singer Willie Spence dies in fatal crash | Entertainment News
When it comes to the words of Scripture, professor Tom Meyer — also known as the Bible Memory Man — believes sometimes hearing makes all the difference.
A new poll reveals that swing voters prefer candidates who focus on economic issues as opposed to abortion with less than one month remaining until the 2022 midterm elections.
Actor Mr. T is always actively using his platform to promote his Christian faith and now he is using it to share his first sermon, preached at his home church.
Actress Candace Cameron Bure shared a video of a young girl reading a poem at church about the cross at Calvary that quickly went viral on social media.
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Former Democratic presidential candidate and congresswoman, Tulsi Gabbard, called on “independent-minded Democrats” to join her Tuesday morning as she announced her exit from the Democratic Party, citing a raft of concerns.
A nonpartisan, faith-based nonprofit organization led by a former United States Ambassador for religious freedom says its Chase bank account was abruptly closed with little explanation.
Vanderbilt University Medical Center has agreed to temporarily stop performing body mutilating sex-change surgeries on children and teenagers suffering from gender dysphoria following backlash from the public and elected officials.
Samaritan's Purse has around 1,000 volunteers in Southwest Florida to help residents recover from Hurricane Ian and to make it clear that God loves them.
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- Samaritan's Purse deploys 1,000 volunteers to help Fla. residents | U.S. News
- Christian nationalism will lead to persecution: Bart Barber | U.S. News
- Pro-life activists reach settlement with NC city over arrests | Politics News
The Great American Family cable network, which broadcasts family-oriented content, has announced it will release 18 original Christmas movies as part of its “Great American Christmas" event that starts Oct. 21 with all-day and all-night holiday films through the end of the year.
White House National Security Council spokesman John Kirby said President Joe Biden’s recent remark regarding the “prospect of Armageddon” over Russian President Vladimir Putin’s nuclear threats reflects “the very high stakes that are in play right now.”
Planned Parenthood is facing backlash for promoting a cartoon ad encouraging children to get on puberty blockers if they think they’re trans-identifying or nonbinary.
Siding with Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers in Ohio, a judge has expanded an earlier order blocking enforcement of a law that would ban most abortions after about six weeks into a pregnancy.
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- Man arrested after stabbing Catholic school employee | U.S. News
- Authorities seize 15,000 rainbow fentanyl pills in Lego box | U.S. News
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A majority of Americans support prayer during public high school sporting events, compared with roughly a third who approve of professional athletes kneeling during the national anthem, according to a new survey.
One of the nation's largest pro-life advocacy organizations has reiterated its support for U.S. Senate candidate Herschel Walker after he denied claims that he paid for his girlfriend to have an abortion.
Actress Tia Mowry, who, alongside her twin sister, Tamera, gained fame on the '90s TV series "Sister, Sister," filed for divorce from her husband, Cory Hardrict, after 14 years of marriage.
A new book reveals Elvis Presley is the reason his stepbrother, Billy Stanley, follows Jesus today.
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- Christian woman on trial in Nigeria for sharing WhatsApp post | World News
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- Tia Mowry files for divorce from Cory Hardrict | Entertainment News
- Elvis Presley's Christian walk is why I follow Jesus: stepbrother
- ‘Elvis wanted to be like Jesus,' stepbrother says | Biographies News
- Christian college coach accused of sex abuse, doping students | U.S. News
A pro-life group is calling for the impeachment of United States Attorney General Merrick Garland following a raid on a pro-life activist's home.
A North Texas megachurch has revealed that one of its former youth pastors sexually abused at least 14 girls from two different churches.
Popular children's cartoon series "Scooby-Doo" has joined the list of children's content that overtly features LGBT characters by turning one of the show's five main protagonists, Velma, into a lesbian.
Family Research Council President Tony Perkins has denounced a New York judge's ruling that nonmonogamous relationships should be treated equally to marriage under the eyes of the law.
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- Uganda: Christian converts beaten by Muslims in separate attacks | World News
- New ‘Scooby-Doo' film turns Velma into a lesbian | Entertainment News
- Tony Perkins slams New York court’s pro-polygamy ruling | Politics News
- Europe’s top human rights court upholds Belgium’s euthanasia law | World News
A California university is funding a grant program for student film projects promoting abortion rights.
A Planned Parenthood abortionist insisted that men can get pregnant during his testimony as an expert witness at a recent congressional committee hearing.
Planned Parenthood is criticizing Netflix's new Marilyn Monroe movie for its depiction of abortion, expressing concern about the film's portrayal of the starlet's mental torment after undergoing two abortions.
Country music icon Loretta Lynn was mourned across the nation following the announcement of her death on Tuesday, with many country music stars taking to social media to share how the three- time Grammy winner blessed their lives.
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- Dolly Parton, country music stars mourn the death of Loretta Lynn | Entertainment News
- Planned Parenthood's RV abortion clinic raises safety concerns | U.S. News
After the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization resulted in the overturning of Roe v. Wade,some cities have pledged to increase support for the abortion industry through their taxpayers.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a new law that critics say would effectively make California a sanctuary state for trans-identified minors seeking life-altering surgeries and hormone drugs.
Israeli archaeologists said they have discovered an extremely rare 3,300 years old intact burial cave from the time of Pharaoh Ramses II, who is thought to be the pharaoh from the biblical story of the Exodus from Egypt.
Actress Marlyne Barrett, known for her character on the NBC series "Chicago Med," revealed that she's battling cancer but is holding on to hope because of her Christian faith.
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- Archaeologists discover burial cave dating to Ramses II, Exodus | World News
- Actress Marlyne Barrett clinging to faith amid cancer battle | Entertainment News
- 7-year-old boy shot on way to church in Chicago | U.S. News
- Man charged with shooting elderly pro-life volunteer | U.S. News
Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Deanne Criswell assured Sunday that the agency will provide Hurricane Ian relief to "all communities."
A new poll suggests nearly two-thirds of American voters don't know that fentanyl is killing over 50,000 people a year in the United States.
Members of the Southwest Baptist Church in Fort Myers, Florida, gathered at their battered sanctuary on Sunday to thank God for sparing their lives from Hurricane Ian.
A federal court has ruled that a Catholic in Indiana can lawfully refuse to renew the contract of a guidance counselor in a same-sex marriage.
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- Dan Busby, longtime ECFA leader, dies at 81 | Church & Ministries News
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- Grateful to be alive, Christians worship after Hurricane Ian | U.S. News
- Catholic school can fire counselor in gay marriage, judge rules | U.S. News
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- 5th Circuit upholds courtroom prayer, judge's chaplaincy program | Politics News
House Republicans are urging the Justice Department to investigate cyberattacks on pro-life websites as the national discourse surrounding the issue of abortion grows increasingly heated following the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling determiningthat the U.S. Constitution does not contain a right to abortion.
Leaders from the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. traveled to Greece this week to formally return a handwritten, 1,000-year-old, handwritten Gospel manuscript looted by Bulgarian troops in 1917.
The nation’s largest Catholic civil rights organization is criticizing the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA) for what it calls a “problematic” fellowship offered only to students who belong to a “gender minority.”
A former executive for Ravi Zacharias International Ministries recently shared in a live panel discussion that she regrets not "pushing harder" when sexual abuse allegations against the late apologist Ravi Zacharias first emerged.
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- Orthodox Church celebrates return of stolen manuscript to Greece | Church & Ministries News
- Catholic League slams Air Force for gender ideology ‘fiction’ | U.S. News
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- Jamie Grace recounts being told she's ‘not black enough’ | Entertainment News
More than 2.5 million homes were without power in Florida amid catastrophic floods and life-threatening storm surge early Thursday, hours after Hurricane Ian made landfall near Cayo Costa as a Category 4 storm with maximum sustained winds of 150 mph. The international evangelical relief group Samaritanâ€TMs Purse is preparing to respond.
The New Jersey Department of Education is imposing sex education standards that require school districts to teach middle school students about anal sex and pregnancy options.
Could teaching what's described in the Bible as a "blessed hope" actually be a source of anxiety and trauma?
Students across Virginia walked out of class Tuesday protesting a state government guidance directing schools not to allow trans-identified students to identify as the opposite biological sex without legal documents.
Worship leader Dante Bowe is no longer a member of the Grammy Award-winning worship group Maverick City Music for the time being due to "behavior inconsistent" with what the band says is their "core values and beliefs."
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- DC Talk’s Kevin Max reveals he’s an ‘exvangelical’ | Entertainment News
- VA performs first abortion under new Biden admin. rule | Politics News
- See You at the Pole leaders hope event launches yearlong movement | U.S. News
- Students stage walkout to protest Virginia's new trans guidelines | Politics News
- OU Health facilities to halt 'certain gender medicine services' | U.S. News
- Arizona's new school choice law expected to survive petition | Politics News
- Maverick City Music halts ties with Dante Bowe over 'behavior' | Entertainment News
After leaving 11 million people without power in Cuba, Hurricane Ian became a catastrophic Category 4 hurricane early Wednesday with winds up to 155 mph as it moves closer to Port Charlotte and the southwestern coast, where it's expected to make landfall by the afternoon and is predicted to cause life-threatening flooding.
Italy has elected Giorgia Meloni, its first female prime minister, whose focus on protecting the institution of the family and national identity has caused some media outlets to compare her ideology to "fascism."
Derwin Gray has rejected the idea of being "colorblind" and instead wants churches to focus on the "race of grace" that all people should belong to.
After an unflattering article in WIRED, Covenant Eyes acknowledged it has many of the same concerns and says churches shouldn't use its program to spy on congregants.
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- Demolition of historic ‘egg church’ shocks OKC residents | U.S. News
- New Italian PM seeks to defend 'God, family and country' | World News
- Derwin Gray: God wants 'race of grace,' not 'colorblindness' | Church & Ministries News
- ‘God’s Smuggler': Brother Andrew dies at 94 | Church & Ministries News
- Christian student in Mexico wins case over graduation speech | World News
- Covenant Eyes acknowledges privacy concerns, warns against spying | U.S. News
A prominent pro-life activist organization expects to spend $78 million during the 2022 midterm election cycle, with the hopes of reaching at least 8 million eligible voters.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is facing criticism over its early-morning raid on the home of a pro-life activist, which critics are classifying as another example of overreach and double standards by federal law enforcement officials.
Country music star Craig Morgan reflects on how his faith has guided him throughout his life and career and sustained him after the death of his teenage son.
More than 20,000 people gathered in Atlanta for Bishop T.D. Jakes’ final “Woman Thou Art Loosed" annual Conference ending an over two-decade-long journey.
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- Mother gets 23 years in prison for sex trafficking daughter | U.S. News
- FBI, DOJ face pushback over arrest of Catholic pro-life activist | Politics News
- Houston Christian University drops 'Baptist' in rebrand | U.S. News
- Anglicans, Episcopal Church reach settlement on $500M dispute | Church & Ministries News
- Craig Morgan shares how faith sustained him after son's death | Biographies News
- TD Jakes holds last 'Thou Art Loosed' women's conference | Church & Ministries News
- OVU students struggle to get transcripts from shuttered school | U.S. News
Over 40 people have been killed as protests rocked dozens of Iranian cities in the last week following the death a young woman in the custody of morality police.
President Biden criticized Sen. Lindsey Grahamâ€TMs proposed bill that would ban abortion after 15 weeks of gestation nationwide, saying, “My church doesn’t even make that argument now.”
Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams is being accused of spreading "misinformation" after she stated this week that the unborn do not have a heartbeat at six weeks gestation.
A Canadian nurse is facing a disciplinary hearing from a national medical board that could result in her losing her job after she publicly supported author J.K. Rowling's views about the harm gender identity ideology inflicts on women and children.
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- Evangelical charities aid Puerto Rico after Hurricane Fiona | U.S. News
- Pro-life clinic sues police to turn over firebombing evidence | U.S. News
- Biden says GOP view is stricter on abortion than Catholic Church | Politics News
- Cubans vote to legalize same-sex marriage, adoption | World News
- Doctors refute Stacey Abrams' fetal heartbeat 'misinformation' | Politics News
- Parents win government commitment to reform school trans guidance | World News
- Canadian nurse faces hearings over views on trans issues, biology | World News
United States law enforcement officials have encountered a record number of illegal immigrants at the U.S.-Mexico border in the fiscal year 2022 as the number of migrant deaths at the border has also reached an unprecedented level.
A book available to students in a public school district in Massachusetts contains instructions on how to engage in certain types of sexual activity and how to use gay sex apps.
Youth ministries in American churches must shift their efforts away from molding children to be "consumers" to involving them as "participants" in the "Gospel mission," the head of the Barna Group has advised.
The co-author of a leading LGBT health association's new guidelines says they removed a section on the minimum age requirements for children to obtain puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones or gender surgeries to protect doctors from lawsuits.
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For the first time, a biennial survey has found that most Evangelical Christians in the United States believe that worshiping alone or only with one's family can be a valid substitute for going to church, a possible effect of widespread closures during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The American Library Association has claimed that efforts to ban or restrict books in school libraries are on the rise amid concerns from parents regarding sexually graphic material depicting child sex and pedophilia.
An international coalition of religious freedom advocates and organizations from across the political spectrum are calling on the U.S. State Department to take stronger action on Nigeria.
Republican Sen. Marsha Blackburn and Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee are calling for an investigation into Vanderbilt University Medical Center following allegations that it has been performing body mutilating surgeries on teenagers suffering from gender dysphoria.
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- LeAnn Rimes finding way back to God after running away from faith | Entertainment News
- Matt Hammitt shares journey of son's third heart surgery in film | Entertainment News
- Religious freedom groups seek stronger US action on Nigeria | Politics News
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- Penn. Democratic gubernatorial nominee open to school choice | U.S. News
A question I’ve been asked lately by young people who've regretted both taking cross-sex
hormones and undergoing body-mutilating trans surgeries is: Might the tide finally be turning
against this insanity?
Should religion, including Christianity, continue to decline as shown in a recent analysis by
the Pew Research Center, leading to an increase in the population with no religion, Americans
may not just lose their faith but their health, too, according to a father-daughter research
team.
President Joe Biden’s recent declaration that the COVID-19 “pandemic is over” has sparked a
divided reaction among health experts who say the disease is likely to remain a leading cause of
death in the U.S. indefinitely.
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- George Barna says most Christians have a 'customized worldview' | U.S. News
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- Biden's declaration that ‘pandemic is over’ divides experts | U.S. News
A new billboard campaign promoting abortion services in California in conservative states cites a Bible verse with the words of Jesus as an apparent endorsement.
Planned Parenthood received taxpayer funding amid an uptick in abortions and a decrease in healthcare services amid the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Juanita Bynum is defending her $1,499.99 price tag for a four-week intensive prayer course.
Nearly half of Evangelical leaders said in a new survey that they have been disinvited, blacklisted or excluded because of their point of view or guilt by association according to the National Association of Evangelicals.
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- Women disrupt Bishop Lamor Whitehead's sermon | U.S. News
- Televangelist Juanita Bynum defends $1,500 prayer course | Church & Ministries News
- 48% of Evangelical leaders report being blacklisted over beliefs | Church & Ministries News
The head of the notable child discipleship organization Awana has warned that churches that do not invest in more discipleship-oriented children's ministry will be "standing on a burning platform."
With less than two months until the midterm elections, a prominent Evangelical political advocacy nonprofit looks to spend upwards of $40 million to mobilize the Christian vote.
A leading trans health association's latest guidelines omitted minimum age requirements for gender-confused youth to obtain puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones or genital mutilating surgeries, a major change from earlier editions.
California launched a $1 million website as part of the state's efforts to strengthen abortion access through a $200 million budget package funded by taxpayers.
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- Queen Elizabeth II: Welby honors monarch in funeral sermon | World News
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- Japan: 8 million asked to flee as Typhoon Nanmadol makes landfall | World News
A new report reveals that most U.S. states have inadequate religious liberty protections as advocates raise concerns about what they view as the federal government's hostility toward religious liberty.
After more than 400 Republicans have signed on to a letter urging the United States Senate to pass a bill that would codify a right to same-sex marriage into law, leading supporters of the legislation have announced that a vote on the legislation will not take place until after the midterm elections.
Worship artist Phil Wickham reflects on how the events of 2020 revealed his own inclination toward "lifestyle Christianity" and how he rediscovered the joy and awe of being in the presence of God.
The Boston Marathon will include a nonbinary registration option for individuals who do not identify as a man or a woman and prefer not to compete under either category for the upcoming race in April.
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- Boston Marathon to include nonbinary category for the first time | Sports News
- Father grieves only child who drowned with 2 siblings | U.S. News
A parental rights organization has given more than half the members of Congress an F on its Congressional Report Card as it seeks to assist mothers in making informed decisions about who to support in the upcoming midterm elections.
Barring any limiting event such as war or economic depression, if the pace at which Christians abandon their faith before the age of 30 were to accelerate beyond its current pace, America could no longer be a majority Christian nation by as early as 2045.
NBA superstar Stephen Curry has penned a children’s book and recently shared that he enjoys reading Bible stories to his three children.
The Archbishop of Canterbury used his sermon at Canterbury Cathedral on Sunday to pay a moving tribute to Queen Elizabeth II and the way she lived out her Christian faith in word and deed.
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- Va. school district passes broad trans student policy | U.S. News
- Church security guard killed, pastor kidnapped in Nigeria | World News
- Justin Welby: Queen Elizabeth II gave us 'most wonderful example' | World News
A 15-week abortion ban has been introduced in the United States Senate, the first pro-life legislation introduced at the federal level since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide.
A Brooklyn mother suspected of drowning her three young children at Coney Island Beach in Brooklyn, New York, on Monday, was struggling with mental health, was locked in a custody dispute with her ex-husband and facing eviction for $10,000 in unpaid rent.
A journalist who has extensively covered the transgender debate recently revealed why the topic has so resonated, explaining "something inside ... snapped" when he learned about what was happening to children, and the "horror" immediately motivated him to action.
More likely voters believe that the 2022 midterm elections are a referendum on President Joe Biden's agenda than they are about individual issues or candidates, according to a new poll.
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- Christian college continues fight against HUD LGBT policy | Politics News
Over 200,000 comments have been submitted in response to a federal rule scheduled to redefine Title IX's ban on sex discrimination to include discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
Chick-fil-A has clarified its use of the term "community," calling it a "poor choice of words" after backlash online over a tweet that some people thought referenced a black man's race during a conversation about adding spicy chicken nuggets to its permanent menu.
An Orthodox Jewish college does not have to approve an LGBT club for students as litigation between the school and those hoping to start the group is expected to move forward.
A recent documentary titled, Transgressive: The Cult of Confusion examines the potential consequences of gender affirmation surgery, highlighting the stories of people who have transitioned and how the process impacted their physical and mental health.
Grammy Award-winning worship leader Chris Tomlin released his 17th studio album this month titled "Always" and wants his new worship music to help people experience God, not just sing about Him.
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- Over 2,000 Mongolians make decisions for Chris at BGEA outreach | Church & Ministries News
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- Father, wife, 3 children found fatally shot at Maryland home | U.S. News
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A new report from the conservative public policy think tank The Heritage Foundation ranks Florida as the most parent-friendly jurisdiction in the union.
Building on the momentum of parental pushback at public school districts nationwide, a coalition of parents are planning a rally Tuesday to resist the implementation of critical race theory in their children's public schools.
Tennessee Tech University is investigating a recent on-campus drag show that allegedly mocked Christianity and exposed kids to explicit activity.
The Church of England has published guidance for its parishes, as they are expected to play a key role in the life of the nation during the period of national mourning following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
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Paying tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II, Calvin Robinson extolled the Christian virtues of Britain’s longest-serving monarch to a largely American audience who've long been fascinated by the British royal family.
The results of a new survey from the Church of England suggest that younger adult generations are more inclined to pray and attend religious services than older generations.
A school district in Texas has begun the process of firing a teacher who told students to refer to pedophiles as minor-attracted person in a viral video that her defenders say was taken out of context.
Award-winning Christian music artist shares how his journey of revisiting the basics of his faith and recognizing his own spiritual complacency inspired his latest book, "The God Who Stays."
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Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-reigning monarch, died Thursday at age 96 after 70 years on the throne and serving as head of the Church of England.
An Evangelical teacher at a church-run boarding school in Ireland who refused to use gender- neutral pronouns to address a trans-identified student was arrested for continuing to show up to work despite his suspension.
Bestselling author and podcaster Annie F. Downs discusses the importance of having fun and how it contributes to spiritual and relational growth.
As Democratic politicians continue to claim that crisis pregnancy centers harm women through lies and coercion, one woman has credited such an organization with saving her life.
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- Annie F. Downs on what the Church gets wrong about fun | Devotionals News
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- Christians who fled China forced to leave after SK denies asylum | World News
- Justice Dept. official criticized for calling ADF a 'hate group' | Politics News
- Christian adoption agency can't be forced to accept gay couples | Politics News
An appeals court has unanimously upheld a Washington State law that prohibits sexual orientation change efforts on minors with same-sex attraction.
At Ramsey Solutions where employees are expected to adhere to a righteous living policy based on Judeo-Christian principles or face discipline, Evangelical CEO Dave Ramsey and his board did not treat one employee's oral sex outside marriage as a fireable offense because it didn’t qualify as intercourse court documents show.
Pop superstar Britney Spears is making headlines yet again, this time for declaring that she no longer believes in God.
Dove Award-winning singer Colton Dixon spoke with "The Crossmap Podcast" about trusting God amid the highs and lows of his music career.
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- ‘I'm an atheist y'all’: Britney Spears no longer believes in God | Entertainment News
- Singer Colton Dixon talks overcoming life's struggles | Living News
- Chicago Mayor Lightfoot questions Greg Abbott's Christian faith | Politics News
- Underground church pastor in Kenya beaten, wounded for conversion | World News
Instagram has removed Pornhub's account followed by over 13 million with over 6,200 posts.
When it comes to church planting in the post-COVID era, having a vision of exponential growth could be a significant factor, according to a new survey.
Disney’s new FX series Little Demon, which features a woman who is impregnated by Satan and gives birth to an Antichrist daughter and carries graphic violence and nudity, makes light of hell and the dangers of the demonic realm," says One Million Moms says in an online petition. Due to the show's content, the group is issuing an "urgent warning" to parents.
Mrs. Universe Tori Hope Petersen, a former foster child who defied the odds set against her at an early age, is also a Christian foster youth advocate known for offering hope to children and encouraging adults to answer the call to provide a loving home to children in desperate need of stability.
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- Disney’s FX series ‘Little Demon’ is 'extremely dangerous' | Entertainment News
- Mrs. Universe Tori Hope Petersen talks growing up in foster care | Entertainment News
- Christian school faces off with California school district | U.S. News
- Man confesses to murder after putting his faith in Christ | U.S. News
- Chaplain says he was blacklisted for opposing LGBT curriculum | World News
- WCC elects first president from 'African Instituted Church' | Church & Ministries News
With two months to go until the midterm elections, President Joe Biden has declared that former President Donald Trump and many of his supporters are a threat to the very foundations of our republic in a speech that critics derided as an attack on American citizens.
A children's hospital in Chicago provided training documents to local school districts recommending that students and teachers promote an "LGBTQ friendly sex shop for teens," a new report suggests.
Kentucky's largest city cannot punish a professional Christian photographer for refusing on religious grounds to photograph same-sex wedding ceremonies, a federal court has ruled.
Actress Marcia Gay Harden and Nick Hamm discuss the uplifting new film "Gigi and Nate."
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- School principal placed on leave over comments about Catholics | U.S. News
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- Debate rages over 'In God We Trust' displays at Texas schools | U.S. News
- Marcia Gay Harden, Nick Hamm on 'Gigi and Nate'
- 'Gigi and Nate' tells uplifting story of disabled teen, monkey | Entertainment News
A plan to revise how Texas schools teach history is expected to be pushed back until at least 2025 after Christian and conservative groups pressured state school board members to delay the move.
A federal appellate court has ruled that a California high school must allow a club for Christian athletes requiring participants to sign a "sexual purity" statement opposing homosexuality to meet on campus as an official student group.
Nearly two dozen former porn stars have signed a letter calling the pornography industry to stop exploiting vulnerable teens by requiring adults to be at least 21 years old before appearing in sexually explicit content.
A group of pro-life doctors is launching a campaign in response to claims that abortion bans prevent doctors from providing emergency care to pregnant women.
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- Catholic school defends male student haircut, dreadlocks policy | U.S. News
- New ADF leader lists 3 big threats to religious liberty in the US | U.S. News
- Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade in abortion ruling | Politics News
- OB/GYNs refute claims that abortion bans hurt women | U.S. News
- Indiana high court rules archdiocese may oust gay teacher | U.S. News
The Rev. Franklin Graham pays tribute to former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev, who died Tuesday at 91.
A United States senator is urging the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs not to provide abortions to veterans and their families, insisting that such a policy would violate federal law.
Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston insisted in what appeared to be his first pulpit appearance since his resignation in March that God doesn’t write people off as men do and that he still has so much more to give at the age of 68.
Rapper Eminem professes his faith in Jesus in a song on a popular new album produced by DJ Khaled.
When the Kendrick brothers began filming Lifemark, a movie following the true story of a teenage boy unexpectedly contacted by his birth mother, who gave him up for adoption 18 years earlier instead of going through with an abortion, they had no idea just how timely it would be.
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- Brian Houston returns to pulpit: 'There is so much more in me' | Church & Ministries News
- Texas outreach seeks to 'transform Iran into a Christian nation' | World News
- 2 more Pakistani Christians accused of blasphemy receive bail | World News
- Eminem raps about God, calls Jesus his Savior on top new album | Entertainment News
- Pastor, ministry leaders admit to stealing benefits from homeless | U.S. News
- Kendricks' film 'Lifemark' takes bold stand for life post Roe | Entertainment News
Global church planting network Acts 29 said it has asked the president and chairman of their board, Matt Chandler, to step aside from Acts 29 speaking engagements following a decision by The Village Church in Flower Mound, Texas, to suspend him over his inappropriate communication with a woman who is not his wife on Instagram.
The leader of The Satanic Temple says the First Amendment protects his organization’s right to host a back-to-school event at a Pennsylvania high school.
In his final sermon as lead pastor of the California-based Saddleback Church on Sunday, Rick Warren returned to the very first message he delivered to a small group of strangers in 1980 to start the church.
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Omaha has officially told its 70 schools to adhere to a new policy that may result in the expulsion of a student or a teacher if they ask to be identified with a pronoun or name that is not according to their biological sex.
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- Israel sentences former World Vision aid manager to 12 years | World News
- Rick Warren drives home the purpose driven life in final sermon | Church & Ministries News
- Christian medical org. sues Michigan over discrimination law | Politics News
- Omaha Catholics’ new policy affirms students’ biological sex | U.S. News
- Horrific threats made against Christian school administrator | U.S. News
Pastor Matt Chandler told his congregation at The Village Church in Flower Mound, Texas, on Sunday that he will immediately take a leave of absence over his use of inappropriate language in direct messages to a woman on Instagram who is not his wife.
A federal appeals court has blocked the implementation of a Department of Health and Human Services rule requiring medical facilities to provide gender transition surgeries and abortions and health insurers to cover them, even if they hold religious objections to either procedure.
Pro Football Hall of Famer and Jackson State University head football coach Deion Sanders has opened up about how he cried to God to spare his life last year during a weekslong hospital stay.
Amid growing hostilities toward the Christian faith, evangelist Franklin Graham is planning to travel to six U.S. cities stretching across 1,000 miles to share a message of God’s love and forgiveness with thousands of people as part of his God Loves You Tour this fall.
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- Deion Sanders says he prayed in tongues during hospital stay | Sports News
- Franklin Graham launching ‘God Loves You’ tour in 6 cities | U.S. News
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Internal emails from the University of Washington reveal how the institution stayed quiet regarding concerns about a study detailing the supposed benefits of experimental gender medicalization in trans-identified youth amid glowing media coverage.
A new poll suggests that most Evangelical pastors serve in churches that don't allow women to serve as senior pastors but are open to letting females serve in other leadership roles.
Marvin Sapp released a new film about his personal struggles in life, taking viewers inside the grief that birthed his hit song, Never Would Have Made it.
A public school teacher in Utah was placed on paid leave after posting a video to social media saying her classroom was built for nonwhite students’ and including books featuring LGBT characters.
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- Israel Houghton, wife thank ‘God’ for baby via surrogacy | Entertainment News
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Candidates opposed to critical race theory captured a majority of seats in at least five Florida counties Tuesday.
Hillsong Church Australia suffered significant drops in both giving and church attendance in 2021.
The Biden administration has announced a plan to forgive student loan debt for people from middle class and lower income households, in an effort to fulfill a campaign promise.
Bestselling author Jerry B. Jenkins has said that watching The Chosen series is not supposed to be a substitute for studying the Bible and going to church.
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A majority of Americans have a favorable view of pro-life crisis pregnancy centers even as politicians and corporations work to discourage the public from accessing them, a new poll suggests.
A Christian school administrator in Florida says he's received threats over media reports about a school policy that requires students to be identified by their biological sex.
As Wednesday marks Ukraine's Independence Day, Christian nonprofits and churches are continuing to assist those left devastated by Russia's invasion as Christians worldwide are being urged to set aside time to pray for the war to come an end.
Refusing to review evidence from a Christian couple trying to recover their 12-year-old daughter after she was allegedly kidnapped and forced to convert and marry, a judge in Pakistan last week denied them custody, sources said.
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- Mailman punished for not working Sundays appeals to Supreme Court | U.S. News
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Around two million students have left public schools since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, according a recent report.
A lawsuit filed by parents over a school district’s policy that permits school officials to withhold information about students’ gender identity from their parents has been dismissed.
Delegates at the United Nations General Assembly are finalizing negotiations on a resolution that would require U.N. agencies to declare abortion is a human right.
Pastor John Amanchukwu urged Christians to speak out against critical race theory and Black Lives Matter, and encouraged pastors to be more courageous in denouncing unbiblical ideas.
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- Tim Gibson to step down as president of The King's College | U.S. News
- Zelensky warns of Russian escalation after car bombing in Moscow | World News
- College football player-turned-pastor warns against CRT, BLM | Church & Ministries News
- Court rules Episcopal Church not entitled to 6 church properties | Church & Ministries News
Planned Parenthood of Central and Western New York has filed a lawsuit against the town of Henrietta after its board voted against issuing a permit to open a new clinic in a retail plaza.
Hillsong Church’s Interim Global Senior Pastor Phil Dooley says changes to the organizational structure of the denomination are currently underway after a suspended employee alleged the megachurch misappropriated donations.
TobyMac thought he'd laid down his iconic up-tempo songs for good following his son's death.
The agency in charge of setting policies and standards for Texas public schools could be moving away from using the traditional BC/AD dating system.
More than 30 congregations based in North Carolina have threatened legal action so they can leave the United Methodist Church, claiming that the disaffiliation process is unfair to them.
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- Afghanistan designated as ‘restricted’ country for Christians | World News
- Nicaraguan police put bishop under house arrest, pope responds | World News
- TobyMac thought he’d never pen dance song again after son's death | Entertainment News
- TobyMac’s 21-year-old son Truett dies at home; fans share prayers for family | Entertainment News
- Texas State Board of Education may be ditching BC, AD calendar | U.S. News
- CatholicVote ad condemns Biden's ‘silence’ on church attacks | Politics News
- Churches, pro-life orgs vandalized since Supreme Court leak: list | Politics News
- Judge blocks Utah's ban on males competing in girls' sports | Politics News
- Utah lawmakers override veto on trans sports bill | Politics News
- Over 30 NC churches demand UMC allow them to depart denomination | Church & Ministries News
Philadelphia residents have sued the city and its mayor for donating half a million in tax dollars to a group that provides financial assistance to women seeking abortions.
While society has increasingly embraced alternative families like single-parent homes and step- families, a new Institute for Family Studies' research brief suggests students who live with their married biological parents perform better in school.
A North Texas school district is reviewing dozens of books - including the Bible - to ensure they meet new school board standards.
The CEO of the satirical news website The Babylon Bee, discussed abortion on Joe Rogan's podcast. The two debated if there are certain circumstances when an abortion can be justified.
Kathie Lee Gifford is on a mission to instill biblical literacy in the next generation of believers - something she believes is woefully disappearing in an increasingly secularized culture.
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- Church doesn't have to pay $200K in COVID-19 fines, court rules | U.S. News
- Supreme Court blocks New York's COVID-19 restrictions on churches | U.S. News
- Texas school district to remove Bible, other 'challenged' books | U.S. News
- Babylon Bee CEO Seth Dillon, Joe Rogan debate abortion | U.S. News
- Church sells prime real estate worth $1.2M amid schism | Church & Ministries News
- Kathie Lee Gifford talks fighting biblical illiteracy | Entertainment News
- Pastor shares legacy left by 5-year-old boy killed after baptism | Living News
Amid objections from religious institutions, the United States Department of Agriculture clarified that it would not require religious schools to broaden their definition of sex-based discrimination to include sexual orientation and gender identity in order to receive federal meal funding.
A Christian group seeking to expand people's engagement with God's Word is working to accelerate the translation of the Old Testament to reduce the language barrier preventing some from reading the Bible.
A coalition of some of Hollywood's top creators is calling on studios to offer protections for crew members while working in U.S. states where most abortions are now illegal.
A federal court has ruled that the Americans With Disabilities Act protects trans-identified people and that a prison policy requiring inmates to be housed based on their biological sex violates federal law.
The school choice movement is growing rapidly amid ongoing discontent from parents who find themselves at odds with public school officials over a lack of transparency and other issues, school choice advocates say.
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- Hollywood studios urged to cover court costs for abortion crimes | Entertainment News
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- Kirk Cameron challenges churches to stand for life | Entertainment News
- Appeals court rules gender dysphoria is a protected disability | Politics News
- School choice movement growing amid parental discontent | U.S. News
As expected, a staunch critic of former President Donald Trump has lost the Republican nomination for her seat in Congress, becoming the fourth and most high-profile Republican serving in the U.S. House of Representatives to lose renomination after supporting his impeachment.
A coalition of Evangelical groups urged Congress to pass legislation allowing Afghans evacuated from the country to apply to become legal permanent residents.
A judge has temporarily blocked the Biden administration from removing an Obamacare regulation that required coverage for natural family planning counseling.
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has approved a proposal to possibly revise a social statement that respects the conscience of members who oppose same-sex marriage.
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- Firebombing destroys Michigan church's food pantry | U.S. News
- Evangelicals seek path to permanent status for Afghan evacuees | Politics News
- HHS blocked from nixing natural family planning health coverage | Politics News
- ELCA opens door to nixing protections for gay marriage opponents | Church & Ministries News
A new lawsuit filed by a suspended Hillsong Church employee alleges the global megachurch misappropriated donations and gave "large cash gifts" to founder Brian Houston, his family and other church leaders.
The FBI has found 84 minors who were victims of child sex trafficking, as well as 37 other missing children, as part of a nationwide operation.
Archaeologists believe they have likely found the Church of the Apostles, which is said to have been built over the house of Jesus’ disciples Peter and Andrew in the ancient Israeli city of Bethsaida, near Israel’s Sea of Galilee.
Frederick Buechner, a Presbyterian minister, theologian, speaker and prolific author of both fiction and nonfiction books, has died at 96.
NFL coaching great Tony Dungy and his wife have opened up about how they embraced God’s call in their lives by fostering over 100 children and adopting eight of their own.
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- John Gray returns to pulpit a month after hospitalization | Church & Ministries News
- Abuse allegation against Pastor Bruxy Cavey involves minor | Church & Ministries News
- Megachurch pastor placed on leave after alleged sexual misconduct | Church & Ministries News
- European human rights court rejects Christian convert | World News
- Ancient biblical Church of the Apostles discovered near Sea of Galilee, archaeologists say | World News
- Archaeologists discover ancient Mosaic with inscription to Peter | World News
- Frederick Buechner, Presbyterian minister and author, dies at 96 | U.S. News
- Former NFL coach, wife have fostered over 100 children | Sports News
At least five Americans, including a pregnant woman, are among the people injured after a Palestinian man opened fire on a bus in Jerusalem, which the U.S. State Department called a terrorist attack.
About a quarter of American Evangelicals say they've spoken in tongues at some point in their life, even though a majority don't identify as either Pentacostal or Charismatic Christians, according to a new study.
The Idaho Supreme Court has allowed the state’s heartbeat abortion ban and trigger abortion ban to take effect, rejecting a lawsuit from Planned Parenthood and others.
Former Super Bowl champion and pro-life activist Benjamin Watson called out Georgia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams for compromising her Christian values by saying that as a woman of faith, she must support abortion.
The American College of Pediatrics has been accused of stonewalling debate on hormone drugs and puberty blockers as some doctors have pushed back against a drug-first approach for children with gender dysphoria.
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- JK Rowling gets death threat after stabbing attack on Rushdie | Entertainment News
- Rose: 'Children and families should be first' in public policy | U.S. News
- Idaho Supreme Court allows 2 state abortion bans to take effect | Politics News
- Mississippi abortion ban author talks post-Roe strategies | Politics News
- Benjamin Watson responds to Stacey Abrams campaign ad on abortion | U.S. News
- Egypt church fire kills 41, including priest and children | World News
- AAP accused of silencing doctors' criticism of puberty blockers | U.S. News
The Texas comptroller said the state has opened an investigation into a Dallas bar that held a drag show for children.
A gay couple in Georgia have been arrested on charges of allegedly sexually abusing their two adopted sons, who are brothers, and filming the abuse to upload and share on the internet.
A United Kingdom gender clinic is expected to face a massive class-action lawsuit from people who experienced adverse effects from what a lawyer leading the legal action describes as possibly one of the "largest medical negligence scandals of all time."
Actress Amanda Seyfried revealed in a recent interview that she felt pressured to expose herself
on camera early in her career, a phenomenon some experts say is a common occurrence in
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- UK Tavistock gender clinic to face massive class-action lawsuit | World News
- Sexualization of actresses worse in era of streaming services | U.S. News
- Comedian Tim Hawkins is not worried about cancel culture | Entertainment News
- AG Garland: Criticism of FBI, DOJ 'unfounded' after Trump raid | Politics News
- Jury rules in favor of pharmacist pastor in contraception case | U.S. News
- 'Duck Dynasty' daughter has 'turned a corner' after 14th surgery | Entertainment News
A strong majority of Generation Z and Millennials who say they have made a personal commitment to Christ do not attend church in person or online at least once a month, according to a new study.
A young adult pastor with an influential Texas church has critiqued the claim that the Bible is sexist against women, arguing that a biblical Christian understanding of women is superior to the mainstream culture.
A pro-life legal researcher does not believe a case in which Facebook had to turn over private chats between a mother and daughter to Nebraska police as part of an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the girl’s abortion could become a common occurrence in a post-Roeworld.
Conservative Christian leaders have denounced the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s recently raid on former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home, seeing it as politically motivated.
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- Terrorists kill elderly Christian, kidnap others in Nigeria | World News
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- Conservative Evangelical leaders denounce FBI raid on Trump home | Politics News
- 18 students allege forced exorcisms, abuse at Christian school | World News
A Congressional report suggests that net immigration will likely account for all of the United States' population growth in the next two decades, even as fertility rates are projected to increase slightly.
The Village Church in Texas has reached a settlement with former church members over allegations that a children’s minister sexually abused their daughter at a church camp event in 2012.
A Texas church has received a cease-and-desist letter after performing the award-winning musical “Hamilton” without getting prior permission to do so and adding Christian content to the play. In one of her last interviews before her death, Olvia Newton-John revealed the pact she made with God while pregnant with her daughter.
A Texas megachurch has voted to disaffiliate from The United Methodist Church due to the mainline Protestant denomination’s ongoing debate over homosexuality.
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- The Village Church settles sexual abuse lawsuit | Church & Ministries News
- Church ordered to cease ‘unauthorized' production of ‘Hamilton' | U.S. News
- Olivia Newton-John made a pact with God to save daughter's life | Entertainment News
- 14,000-member Texas megachurch votes to leave UMC | Church & Ministries News
- Amy Grant's family honors her with emotional song after accident | Entertainment News
A Christian school in Florida will retain access to a federal lunch program benefiting low- income students despite initial concerns that it would be barred considering LGBT discrimination policies enacted by the Biden administration.
A federal judge in Georgia has sentenced two men to life in prison and a third to 35 years for racially motivated federal hate crimes related to the 2020 murder of 25-year-old African American Ahmaud Arbery.
Former President Donald Trump won the 2024 primary campaign straw poll among attendees at the Conservative Political Action Conference gathering in Texas over the weekend.
Outspoken civil rights activist the Rev. Al Sharpton raised some theological eyebrows last week after claiming “the Bible is about choice” when it comes to the life of the unborn.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., has denounced the FBI raid on the Mar-a-Lago home of former President Donald Trump.
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- Biden visits Kentucky as Christian groups help flood victims | U.S. News
- San Diego Symphony may let church rent venue after lawsuit threat | U.S. News
- Trump wins latest CPAC presidential election straw poll | Politics News
- Sharpton: 'The Bible is about choice' when it comes to abortion | U.S. News
- McCarthy vows to investigate DOJ after FBI raid on Trump's home | Politics News
- US watchdog warns of threats to religious freedom in Pakistan | World News
Indiana has passed a law that bans most abortions, becoming the first state since the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade to do so.
Thousands gathered in Yankee Stadium in New York City on Saturday for Joel Osteen’s “Come Home to Hope Event” — the first time in over three years the Osteens held a large-scale stadium event due to restrictions stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kansas City Royals pitcher Luke Weaver is catching the attention of Christian baseball fans for sharing his faith on the field by wearing a self-designed glove called the “Bible Glove.”
The mother of the 12-year-old Archie Battersbee announced the death of her son on Saturday after his life support was withdrawn.
As the Chinese Communist Party imposes restrictions on religious content in Hong Kong, a shortage of Bibles is being reported in the city where its high degree of autonomy was ended two years ago with the enactment of the National Security Law.
Warning of what he called a “clash of civilizations” throughout the world, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán pushed back against criticism of his policies.
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- Pastor’s son who played drums at church killed in shooting | U.S. News
- Kansas City Royals pitcher Luke Weaver sports Bible-themed glove | Sports News
- Archie Battersbee dies after life support withdrawn | World News
- Bible shortage in Hong Kong tied to China's communist crackdown | World News
- Refugees commemorate 8th anniversary of ISIS invasion of Iraq | World News
- Hungarian leader Orbán: A Christian politician 'cannot be racist | Politics News
The Biden administration's attempt to change a half-century-old civil rights law protecting all students from discrimination on the basis of sex to include sexual orientation and gender identity is "not fair to students," according to a conservative critic.
Oscar Award-winning director Ron Howard and actor Colin Farrell give an in-depth look at creating "Thirteen Lives," the miraculous true story of the 12 boys and soccer coach who got trapped in the Tham Luang cave and the team of experts that concocted a daring rescue attempt.
Queen Elizabeth II issued a message to the Lambeth Conference in London this week, telling the Anglican Communion's decennial conference that the teachings of Christ have served as a "guide" in her life.
Reality star and celebrity tattoo artist Katherine von Drachenberg said she has thrown away her extensive catalog of witchcraft literature because there is a spiritual battle underway.
Visa and Mastercard have announced that they will suspend usage of their cards on the advertising overseen by MindGeek, which owns the major pornography website Pornhub.
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- Ron Howard, Colin Farrell on how spirituality impacted new film | Entertainment News
- Georgia OKs tax break for parents of unborn children | Politics News
- FRC responds to Democrats' call for IRS investigation | Politics News
- Queen Elizabeth: The 'teachings of Christ have been my guide' | World News
- Kat Von D tosses witchcraft books amid 'spiritual battle' | Entertainment News
- Visa, Mastercard suspend payments to Pornhub-tied ad platform | U.S. News
- Pregnancy center celebrates 'miracle' reopening after firebombing | U.S. News
A Christian flag was raised Tuesday at Boston City Hall following a lengthy battle that resulted in a U.S. Supreme Court ruling this year.
A Native American tribe based in South Dakota briefly suspended Christian missionary activity on the reservation, only to rescind the policy shortly afterward over constitutional concerns.
A 25-year-old biological male who identifies as a woman was forced to leave a Texas cheerleading camp after allegedly choking a female teammate.
Film mogul Tyler Perry recently revealed that he used God’s Word to establish the foundation for his 330-acre Atlanta, Georgia, studio due to the location's dark past.
The United Nations has warned that innocent women and children have been executed and raped as gang wars have intensified in and around the Haitian capital Port-au-Prince, stating that children as young as 1 year old have had their bodies burned.
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- Amy Grant postpones August tour after Bike accident | Entertainment News
- Over 750K displaced by Islamic insurgency in Mozambique | World News
- European human rights court rejects Archie Battersbee case | World News
- Kids are being executed, raped as Haitian gang wars intensify | World News
Kansas voters have rejected a pro-life amendment to the state constitution, a blow to the anti- abortion cause following the overturning of Roe v. Wade by the U.S. Supreme Court in June.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker has signed into law a measure establishing abortion and “gender-affirming care” as constitutional rights.
The Southern Poverty Law Center is facing allegations that the group is promoting a book for elementary school students that normalizes sexual behavior among children.
A healthcare system has agreed to pay over $10.3 million to settle a lawsuit filed by employees who were denied a religious exemption to a COVID-19 vaccine mandate.
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- Deadline set for removing Archie Battersbee's life support | World News
- SPLC accused of pushing kids book that sexualizes children | U.S. News
- Milwaukee church shooting: Deacon protects churchogoers | U.S. News
- Health system to pay over $10.3M over COVID-19 vaccine policy | U.S. News
A Christian university is suing the attorney general of Washington state over an investigation into its hiring practices that university officials say violate the school's religious freedom.
A pro-life student claims she was attacked while canvassing on behalf of the "Value Them Both" amendment that will go before Kansas voters Tuesday.
Visa likely knew it was monetizing child pornography hosted on Pornhub and other sites owned by its parent company, MindGeek, a federal judge has ruled.
Southern Baptist theologians published a statement about the meaning of the word "pastor" amid controversy stemming from Rick Warren's Saddleback Church ordaining female pastors last year.
“Misinformation” is one of the newest frontiers of the U.S. abortion debate. Christian Post reporter Ryan Foley joined "The Inside Story" this week to discuss what the YouTube crackdown on abortion misinformation means and why critics believe it could spark problems.
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- ISIS propaganda video narrator sentenced to life in prison | U.S. News
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- McKinney Fire in Northern California engulfs over 52,000 acres | U.S. News
Digital religion has made the faith experience of some millennial believers richer, while some who don't attend religious services have found religion in digital spaces, a new study suggests.
The death toll from devastating flooding in Eastern Kentucky has risen to at least 28 as search and rescue teams look for the stranded and missing, while more rain is expected in some areas already hit hard.
Voters are less likely to support candidates who refuse to condemn violence against pro-life pregnancy centers, according to a new poll.
A legal group that advocates for “atheists, agnostics, and nontheists” is calling for an investigation into an Alabama teacher after she incorporated a coloring book picture of Jesus accompanied by a Scripture passage into a lesson plan.
At a religious liberty summit in Rome, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito dismissed criticism by foreign leaders, including U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson of the ruling he authored overturning Roe v. Wade.
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More than 20 state attorneys general have sued the U.S. Department of Agriculture over its threat to withhold school lunch program funds from schools that do not comply with the Biden administration's LGBT ideology.
Leaders representing more than 80 religious and conservative groups have sent a letter to U.S. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell in an attempt to convince Republicans to vote against the “Respect for Marriage Act” that would codify a right to same-sex marriage into federal law.
The true story of a Christian Navy soldier who overcame struggles to become a member of the elite Navy Seal team that killed Osama bin Laden will hit the big screen in a forthcoming film from the faith-based production team Kingdom Story Company.
Students at Emory University in Atlanta, a college that maintains historical affiliation to the United Methodist Church, now have the option to designate their preferred pronouns for use in official university records.
The U.K. Supreme Court has refused to give the parents of Archie Battersbee more time to take their legal case to the U.N. Committee on the Rights of Persons With Disabilities before his life support is withdrawn.
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- Evangelical social activist Ron Sider dies at 82 | U.S. News
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- Christian college to allow preferred pronouns in school records | U.S. News
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YouTube’s plans to crack down on abortion “misinformation” could lead to the platform purging any content that it deems “inflammatory” on the topic, a pro-life group warns.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is pushing back against claims that an abortion law in his state prevents women from receiving healthcare for a miscarriage, characterizing one such report on CNN as a “made-up story.”
A female swimmer has reflected on the discomfort she and others experienced sharing a locker room with trans-identified athlete Lia Thomas this year's NCAA women's swimming championships.
Amazon has released the action-packed new trailer for “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power,” a highly-anticipated series based on the bestselling books by Christian author J. R. R. Tolkien.
Popular movie star Shia LaBeouf is gearing up for the release of his latest film, "Padre Pio," where he stars in the role of the beloved Franciscan Capuchin friar. The film is now is post-production, but the actor's encounter with real-life monks has touched his heart.
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- Shia LaBeouf plays beloved monk Padre Pio in upcoming biopic | Entertainment News
At least five Senate Republicans have indicated that they plan to support the House-passed “Respect for Marriage Act,” drawing ire from social conservative groups for backing a bill that would codify the redefinition of marriage into law.
Bishop Lamor Whitehead defended himself and his church from jokes and criticism after hundreds of thousands of dollars in jewelry were stolen by gunmen during a worship service Sunday.
U.S. Olympic gold medalist Sydney McLaughlin credited God as she made history again this month by breaking her world record in the 400-meter hurdles at the World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Oregon.
More than 10,000 Nigerian Christians staged a protest in the African nation's capital against an all-Muslim presidential ticket for Nigeria's ruling party, expressing concerns over religious tolerance.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is pushing back against claims that an abortion law in his state prevents women from receiving healthcare for a miscarriage, characterizing one such report on CNN as a “made-up story."
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Pope Francis has issued an apology to indigenous communities in Canada for the abuses that took place at government supported Catholic residential schools.
Some have expressed skepticism over a claim that hundreds of unmarked graves of indigenous children were found at former Catholic-run residential schools in Canada that made international headlines and led to widespread vandalism and burning of churches last year.
A conservative media watchdog group is slamming Disney Plus for breaking its promise not to add R-rated movies to the streaming platform.
The parents of 12-year-old Archie Battersbee have been denied permission to appeal a second high court judge’s decision to end his life support treatment.
Two pastors who led a unique and fascinating ministry in Salem, Massachusetts — a hotbed of witchcraft and spiritual activity — believe Christians need to turn to “unconditional love" when trying to reach people in difficult or uncomfortable situations.
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- Gunmen rob pastor, congregants of $1M in jewelry inside church | U.S. News
One of the largest school districts in the United States has urged teachers to embrace LGBT ideology denouncing the gender "binary," according to a new report.
In a “Message to the Christian Churches,” Jordan Peterson warned that young people, especially men, are facing an unparalleled demoralization due to the West’s weaponized guilt.
Stand-up comedian and former "Saturday Night Live" cast member Jim Breuer has recently expressed his gratefulness to God amid the news that his wife was diagnosed with cancer.
Parents are praising a Florida school board after it rejected two textbooks initially slated to be taught as part of the district's sex-ed curriculum for middle and high school students.
Christians should pray for President Joe Biden's full recovery from COVID-19, evangelist Franklin Graham told his millions of followers on social media, stressing that the Bible instructs believers to pray for those in authority.
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U.S. Rep. Lee Zeldin, R-N.Y., the Republican nominee for New York governor, said he is safe following an attack by a man at a campaign stop Thursday night.
A new poll reveals that a plurality of Kansas voters are likely to support a ballot initiative that would declare that the state’s constitution does not contain a right to abortion.
California's Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District announced this week that the school board has postponed a discussion and vote on a plan to open a Planned Parenthood clinic at John Glenn High School.
A Christian organization commented on the potential harms of young children using social media without proper supervision after two sets of parents are suing the social media application TikTok, claiming there is more the company could have done to prevent their daughters’ deaths via an online challenge.
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President Joe Biden has contracted COVID-19, but is only experiencing mild symptoms, according to a statement by White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre.
Congressional Democrats have blocked a resolution that would have condemned the violence directed at churches and pro-life organizations by pro-abortion activists in recent months.
Excavation has begun on graves found at the site where one of the oldest African American congregations in the United States once stood.
Sight & Sound Theatres' production “David” will be available for fans to watch from anywhere in the world during a special live streaming event in September.
University of Michigan football coach Jim Harbaugh became one of the first major sports figures to speak about his pro-life views after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade last month.
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Members of the Democratic-led House who are fearful that the U.S. Supreme Court might one day overturn the Obergefell v. Hodgesdecision that legalized same-sex marriage nationwide passed legislation Tuesday that seeks to codify same-sex marriage into law.
Texas is suing the Biden administration over guidelines released earlier this month saying that hospitals must conduct abortions in medical emergencies following the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturn of Roe v. Wade.
Worshiper and songwriter Meredith Mauldin is teaming up with UpperRoom to release a collection of heartfelt worship songs for their new album The Turning on DREAM Label Group.
An archaeology professor says the push to eliminate the gender identification of human remains is akin to “ideologically-motivated fudging" after a student argued that male and female classifications should be omittedbecause it's unknown how individuals identified themselves.
A Christian woman running for mayor of a London borough has taken legal action against her former employer, claiming she was fired for expressing her views on marriage as part of her campaign.
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- 2 Catholic priests abducted in Nigeria’s Kaduna State | World News
- UpperRoom's Meredith Mauldin reveals why she started worshiping | Entertainment News
- John Gray released from hospital after health scare | Church & Ministries News
- Archaeology prof resists push to omit gender of human remains | U.S. News
- Christian housing manager fired over views on marriage | World News
Stress among the world’s workers reached an all-time high in 2021, with many not feeling hopeful about the future, according to the State of the Global Workplace: 2022 Report from global analytics and advice firm Gallup.
Over 100 congregations in Florida have sued a regional body of The United Methodist Church, believing that they are not being given fair terms for leaving the denomination amid its schism over homosexuality.
Elders at Saddleback Church say that Rick Warren’s named successor has been completely “cleared" of abuse allegations by two separate investigations.
A trans-identified male who allegedly impregnated two women while incarcerated at a women's prison in New Jersey has reportedly been transferred to a new facility.
Religious freedom advocates are celebrating a United Kingdom police department dropping charges against an elderly British woman charged for praying outside an abortion clinic.
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- Judge blocks West Virginia abortion ban; state plans to appeal | Politics News
- UK police clear woman charged for praying outside abortion clinic | World News
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., who was earlier calling for a crackdown on crisis pregnancy centers, now says they should be shut down around the country because they “fool people who are looking for pregnancy termination help” and outnumber “true abortion clinics.”
A flight attendant who alleges she was fired from her position due to her vocal religious opposition to abortion has reached a $5.1 million settlement with her former employer and union.
A pro-life pregnancy center director testified before Congress this week that her clinic has spent up to $150,000 to improve security measures.
Americans who regularly read the Bible are the most likely group to demonstrate “neighborliness" in addition to placing higher premiums on civic participation and mental health than their less religious counterparts, according to a recent report.
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- Church, pastor fined $80K for refusing COVID-19 health inspection | World News
- Pro-life pregnancy center spends around $150K to bolster security | Politics News
- Scripture engaged most likely to show 'neighborliness': poll | U.S. News
More than half of all Americans say religious tolerance for Christians is on the decline, even as more than a third also believes Christians complain too much about how they are treated.
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf has vetoed a bill that would have banned boys who identify as female from competing in girls' sports.
A pro-life researcher is skeptical about a recent Gallup poll that reportedly found an overall increase in support for legal abortion, citing problems with the demographic breakdown.
Nearly a month after an attack on a Catholic church in southwestern Nigeria, the number killed and the identity of the assailants remain unclear, though the church held a funeral service for “over 40” victims.
A civil rights activist became the first African-American woman honored at the National Statuary Hall in the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.
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First Lady Jill Biden’s comparison of Latinos to tacos has come under fire from advocacy groups and politicians as questions mount about the Democratic Party’s ability to win the Latino vote in the upcoming midterm elections.
An excavation team in Israel has discovered the first known depiction of two biblical heroines from the Old Testament.
Beni Johnson, the wife of Bethel Church Senior Leader Bill Johnson, has died following a lengthy battle with cancer, days after being put in at-home hospice care. She was 67.
A law professor accused Sen. Josh Hawley of being "transphobic" for saying he doesn't believe “men can get pregnant” in a heated exchange during a Senate hearing Tuesday.
A Northern California physician plans to launch a "floating" health clinic that will offer abortion services to residents in states where the procedure is now illegal.
A same-sex couple who wanted to have a son is suing a Southern California fertility clinic after they say a female embryo was wrongly implanted in the surrogate.
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- Beni Johnson of Bethel Church dies from cancer | Church & Ministries News
- Episcopal Church finalizes merger of 2 Texas dioceses | Church & Ministries News
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- Doctor to launch 'floating' abortion clinic to skirt state laws | U.S. News
- Gay couple sues IVF fertility clinic over female embryo 'error' | U.S. News
- Illinois church makes over 700 crosses for Ukraine | Church & Ministries News
By Nov. 15, the world’s population is projected to reach 8 billion, and by 2023, India is projected to surpass China as the world’s most populous country, according to a new report from the United Nations.
The head of a major pregnancy center organization responded to a bill introduced earlier this month by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., who has claimed that pro-life pregnancy centers rely on deception to prevent pregnant women from obtaining abortions.
A rising number of “detransitioners” are raising their voices in support of safeguarding measures to protect children from the harms of taking puberty-blocking drugs, opposite-sex hormones or undergoing cosmetic surgeries to remove their breast tissue or genitalia.
The Church of England has passed a motion reaffirming their opposition to a proposal to legalize assisted suicide, calling on the government to better fund alternative approaches.
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A school board member in Washington state who's also the owner of a sex shop is planning to offer sexual education classes to children and teens as part of a summer workshop series.
Authorities are seeking information on fires that started at two churches in a Maryland suburb of Washington, D.C., over the weekend.
A Maryland man claims his contract was terminated by a local arts council over a Facebook post celebrating the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Megachurch Pastor John Gray has been hospitalized with a life-threatening pulmonary embolism.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation arrested a youth pastor for his alleged involvement in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol, following a tip from someone he knew at a Bible college.
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- Man claims his contract was terminated for praising Roe reversal | U.S. News
- Christian woman strangled, nearly beheaded in attack in Egypt | World News
- John Gray hospitalized with saddle pulmonary embolism | Church & Ministries News
- Church of England Appoints First Female Bishop of London | Church & Ministries News
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A Christian adoption agency's embryo adoption program has led to the birth of hundreds of babies as the practice of embryo adoption and donation remains a contentious issue, even among Christians.
MP Tom Tugendhat and former Tory Member of Parliament Kemi Badenoch are among those running to replace Prime Minister Boris Johnson who announced his resignation.
Netflix’s hit series “Stranger Things” seems to be getting more explicit as the show — and its young cast — grow older, according to a parents watchdog group.
Jewish organizations in the United States have denounced the Presbyterian Church (USA)’s recent passage of a resolution labeling Israel an apartheid state.
While biblical literalism has long been held as the most dominant method of interpreting Scripture among Evangelicals, results of a new poll released by Gallup show that fewer than half of Evangelicals and born-Christians believe the Bible should be taken literally.
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- US congressman: investigate the death of Indian priest in custody | World News
- Catholic MP, former faith minister in race to be next UK PM | World News
- Netflix's 'Stranger Things' sees rise in profanity, violence: PTC | Entertainment News
- Public schools link negative student behavior to pandemic: study | U.S. News
- Jewish groups denounce PCUSA's Israel 'apartheid' resolution | Church & Ministries News
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- Fewer than half of Evangelicals believe Bible is literally true | U.S. News
World leaders reacted with a range of emotions shortly after the assassination of Japan’s former and longest-serving prime minister, Shinzo Abe, Friday morning.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a potential Democratic presidential candidate in 2024, is facing criticism for vacationing in Montana, a state he banned state employees from traveling to for publicly-funded trips.
Riaan Swiegelaar, now a former "pastor" at the South African Satanic Church, took to social media this past weekend to share that the overwhelming love of Jesus recently inspired him to step away from Satanism.
Author Douglas MacKinnon, a former White House and Pentagon official, is on a mission to stop
contemporary culture from canceling the Founding Fathers.
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- Satanic Church leader experiences the love of Christ, steps down | World News
- Christian man sentenced to death for 'blasphemy' in Pakistan | World News
- Author on mission to stop cancel culture banning Founding Fathers | Living News
- Film ‘Stay Prayed Up’ highlights powerful faith of 82-year-old | Entertainment News
- Thieves steal $2M tabernacle from church, behead angel statues | U.S. News
A veteran-owned business in Texas has responded to the U.S. Supreme Court's abortion ruling by offering to finance employees’ parental leave and adoption costs, not abortions.
Young adults under 35 who are single and non-religious report the highest levels of unhappiness since the COVID-19 pandemic, a new analysis from the Institute of Family Studies shows.
For the eighth consecutive year, Chick-fil-A has been named America’s favorite restaurant, fast food or otherwise, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) Restaurant Study 2021-2022.
A Florida law that bans most abortions after 15 weeks into a pregnancy will be allowed to take effect even after a judge blocked the measure Tuesday.
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- Robert Jeffress rejects ‘Christian nationalist’ label | Church & Ministries News
- Jewish couple's lawsuit over Christian foster rejection dismissed | U.S. News
- Roe reversal unlikely to impact midterm voting, poll suggests | Politics News
- Florida's 15-week abortion ban reinstated despite injunction | Politics News
The man suspected of killing six people and wounding dozens more at an Independence Day celebration near Chicago had planned the attack weeks in advance and dressed in women’s clothing to escape, authorities say.
Those who find it difficult to share the Gospel with others may lack assurance in their own walk of faith, according to new research.
Controversial televangelist Creflo Dollar, one of America’s most flamboyant proponents of the prosperity gospel, has renounced tithing and all his previous teachings on the subject as “not correct.”
Marvel Entertainment is set to introduce a flamboyant version of Spider-Man in its September issues of “Edge of Spider-Verse #5”.
Australia’s 2021 Census reveals that the percentage of people identifying as Christian has dipped below 50% for the first time while the number of people who describe themselves as “non- religious” has risen.
An Ohio megachurch pastor encouraged his congregation to "remain gracious" and seek to "build
common ground" with the abortion activists who protested outside the church on Sunday.
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- The inside story on the dire state of global religious freedom | World News
- Televangelist Creflo Dollar says tithing teachings ‘not correct' | Church & Ministries News
- Flamboyant 'Web-Weaver' version of Spider-Man set to make debut | Entertainment News
- Candace Cameron Bure prays for USA, proudly celebrates July 4th | Entertainment News
- Share of self-identified Christians hit new low in Australia | World News
- $170K donated for album honoring Christian singer Rich Mullins | Entertainment News
- Pastor encourages 'common ground' with abortion protesters | U.S. News
A judge issued a temporary block to a university policy that censored three Christian students who had expressed opposition to same-sex marriage on religious grounds.
A new Gallup poll has found that only 38% of adults in the United States say they are “extremely proud” to be American, the lowest percentage recorded since the analytics and advisory company began asking the question in 2001.
At least six people were killed in a mass shooting at a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Illinois, and as many as 24 others who sustained serious and critical injurieswere hospitalized.
Skillet frontman John Cooper shares why he began speaking out against illiberal ideology and post-modernism, disturbing philosophies he's seen permeate both the Christian music industry and the Church.
Tony Evans, the senior pastor of Oak Cliff Bible Church, said that because the Church instigated the problem of racism in the United States, it’s up to the Body of Christ to serve as the solution.
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- Judge stops Idaho university from punishing Christian students | U.S. News
- Only 38% extremely proud to be an American: Gallup | U.S. News
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- Nigeria police rescue Christians waiting months for Jesus’ return | World News
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John Kirby, the National Security Council coordinator for strategic communications, defended President Joe Biden's comments about gas prices after facing criticism from billionaire Jeff Bezos.
A media watchdog group is warning parents about a new animated series on Netflix from the creators of the controversial “Big Mouth” series over what it calls pornographic content.
Seattle police arrested a street preacher on charges of being a risk to public safety for reading his Bible aloud at a public park near an LGBT pride event.
Lifeway's Vacation Bible School soundtrack “Spark Studios” reached the No. 1 spot on Apple Music’s Top 100 Children’s Music Albums chart in recent weeks.
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- Only 3% of Christian missionaries focus on 'unreached' people | World News
- Seattle police arrest street preacher for reading the Bible | U.S. News
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Author Douglas MacKinnon, a former White House and Pentagon official, is on a mission to stop culture from canceling the Founding Fathers. In his new book, "The 56: Liberty Lessons From Those Who Risked All to Sign The Declaration of Independence," he explores why the stories of the 56 men who signed the Declaration of Independence are so essential — and why we shouldn't cancel the Founders.
As an increasing number of pastors are now reporting they have considered quitting their jobs due to stress, loneliness, political divisions and worries like their church being in decline among other things, a new report from Barna shows that pastors who prioritize self-care are less likely to feel this way.
Hollywood actress and staunch pro-life advocate Patricia Heaton took to social media with choice words for U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren after her crisis pregnancy center had to hire armed security.
The House Speaker, who supports policies geared toward expanding abortion rights, reportedly received communion after a Wednesday meeting with Pope Francis.
Worship artist Sean Feucht is gearing up for the release of a new documentary following his controversial crusade across America during the COVID-19 lockdown.
President Joe Biden is calling on the U.S. Senate to "make an exception to" the filibuster rule to ensure the passage of a bill codifying the right to abortion into federal law.
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- Pastors who do self-care less likely to feel like quitting | Church & Ministries News
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- Patricia Heaton's crisis pregnancy center hires armed security | Entertainment News
- Nancy Pelosi received communion at Vatican: report | Politics News
- New film details Sean Feucht's quest for revival amid pandemic | Entertainment News
- Requests for exorcism is booming as culture dabbles in occult | Living News
- Biden seeks 'exception' to the filibuster rule to codify Roe | Politics News
The head of a noted religious freedom advocacy organization cited “the dominance of woke culture that thinks it’s OK to silence people who disagree” as the greatest threat to religious freedom in the United States and around the world.
Nearly two-thirds of American consumers, including some 33% of those earning more than $250,000 annually, are living paycheck to paycheck, a new report from PYMNTS and LendingClub suggests.
Christian Post reporter Ryan Foley joins "The Inside Story" to discuss the numerous attacks against pro-life pregnancy centers and what could be to come after the U.S. Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade last week.
Actor and comedian Dave Coulier, who's best known as Uncle Joey in the iconic TV series "Full House" and its spin-off "Fuller House," is the star of a new series running on the Christian streaming service Pure Flix called "Live + Local" and recently spoke to The Christian Post about how his journey to sobriety has impacted his life.
"American Underdog" and "Shazam" actor Zachary Levi opens up about his battles with anxiety, depression and suicide ideation and how finding his identity and worth in Christ, along with comprehensive therapy, changed his life.
Actor Chris Pratt has set the record straight about his relationship with Hillsong Church and distinguishes that his faith in God has less to do with man-made religion than his personal walk with the Lord.
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- 'Woke culture' greatest threat to religious freedom: ADF CEO | Politics News
- Nearly two-thirds of Americans living paycheck to paycheck | U.S. News
- Christians don’t have to affirm transgenderism, but must at work | World News
- UK doctor ousted for refusing to call bearded man in hypothetical scenario 'she': court hearing | World News
- Is more violence against pregnancy centers on the way? | U.S. News
- Terrorists kill 2 Catholic priests in Nigeria | World News
- Dave Coulier talks overcoming alcohol addiction, new series | Entertainment News
- Zachary Levi says faith, therapy helped him forgive abusive mom | Biographies News
- Chris Pratt says he's ‘really not a religious person’ | Entertainment News
- Houston pastor was fatally shot after 10-second argument: police | U.S. News
Polls released since the U.S. Supreme Court granted authority to regulate abortion to the states indicate that while a majority of Americans oppose the decision, most have nuanced views and think companies shouldn't take a stance on the divisive issue.
A British man who claims he was pressured into having surgery to remove his genitals and has since suffered irreparable damage is suing the NHS clinic where he sought help for gender dysphoria.
California voters will have a chance this fall to decide whether to codify abortion rights in the state constitution.
Major retailers are reportedly rationing the emergency contraceptive pill Plan B due to an apparent spike in demand as states begin enacting abortion bans after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.
A Presbyterian Church (USA) committee has passed a resolution declaring Israel an apartheid state at its General Assembly Tuesday.
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- Democrats press Biden to take 'bold action' to protect abortion | Politics News
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- Retail chains ration Plan B after Supreme Court's abortion ruling | U.S. News
- PCUSA committee declares Israel an 'apartheid' state | Church & Ministries News
- Vietnam floats new religion regulations, impose high fines | World News
- Former mob boss preaches at Greg Laurie's church on fear of Hell | Living News
Abortion has now become illegal in several states following the United States Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization that the U.S. Constitution does not contain a right to abortion.
Police say a mob of about 60 people clad in all black vandalized a pregnancy resource facility and other businesses in Portland, Oregon, following the U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. No arrests were made due to a lack of resources.
The Christian Post has compiled an updated list of attacks on churches and pregnancy centers nationwide as abortion activists commence their "summer of rage." Christian denominations reacted in various ways after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision last Friday.
The parents of a 12-year-old boy on life support in the United Kingdom are have been given permission to appeal a ruling from a lower court judge who determined doctors could discontinue their son's care.
A prominent Christian persecution advocacy organization will honor the legacy and sacrifice of American missionary John Chau, who lost his life while taking the Gospel to a remote island in the Indian Ocean in 2018.
A lawsuit filed by disgruntled longtime members of the multi-campus McLean Bible Church in Virginia over last year's election of new elders has been dismissed.
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- Abortion is now illegal in several states after Dobbs ruling | Politics News
- Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade in abortion ruling | Politics News
- Rioters damage pregnancy center, several businesses in Portland | U.S. News
- Abortion activists attack churches, pregnancy centers: list | U.S. News
- From praise to grief: Denominations react to abortion ruling | Politics News
- Parents appeal court decision to remove son's life support | World News
- Nun murdered in Haiti hailed by Pope Francis as martyr | World News
- American missionary John Chau to be added to VOM martyr memorial | Church & Ministries News
- JD Hall was abusing Xanax, church reveals after pastor’s removal | Church & Ministries News
- Lawsuit against David Platt’s McLean Bible Church dismissed | Church & Ministries News
The United States Supreme Court has ruled that a Washington school district was wrong to punish and fire a high school football coach for praying on the field after games.
A pro-life pregnancy center in Virginia has become the first anti-abortion organization to face vandalism since the United States Supreme Court reversed the Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide.
The Church of England will adamantly oppose a proposed bill seeking to legalize assisted suicide in the United Kingdom because it "undermines the intrinsic value of every human life," according to the denomination's senior-most lay leader.
Archaeologists recently uncovered Christian prayer beads dating from the eighth to ninth century on an ancient island in the United Kingdom known as "Holy Island," and say the discovery will give an insight into how people in medieval Britain lived and expressed their faith.
As the Biden administration issued new Title IX guidelines Thursday allowing trans-identifying males to compete in women’s sports, a large cross-section of women rallied in opposition mere blocks away from the White House.
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- Va. pregnancy center first to be vandalized after SCOTUS ruling | U.S. News
- Pro-life, pro-abortion groups included in list of extremist orgs | Politics News
- Texas pastor killed in road rage incident; $5K reward on suspect | U.S. News
- Church of England will oppose assisted dying bill, official says | World News
- Medieval Christian prayer beads discovered on Holy Island | World News
- Sports expose harms of gender ideology, women’s advocate says | Sports News
- JD Hall removed from church, media ministries due to ‘serious sin | Church & Ministries News
The Supreme Court has overruled the landmark decision of Roe v. Wade, concluding that there is no constitutional right to an abortion. Here are seven reactions to the Supreme Court overturning Roe from various Christian faith leaders. They include a member of Congress, the niece of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., and the son of the Rev. Billy Graham.
The U.S. Department of Education has unveiled proposed changes to federal civil rights law designed to make it clear that protections against sex discrimination “include discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity," drawing pushback from conservatives, free speech groups and female athletes.
Billboard record-breaking singer-songwriter Katy Nichole has her debut EP following a long health battle with scoliosis.
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- Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade in abortion ruling | Politics News
- ‘Honor all life’: 7 Christian leaders react to overturning of Roe | Politics News
- Biden wants to redefine 'sex' with Title IX changes, critics say | Politics News
- Allegations of sexual assault against CCM artist detailed | Church & Ministries News
- Worshiper Katy Nichole releases debut album after health battle | Entertainment News
- Working on Christian series changed actress' perspective on death | Entertainment News
- Presbyterian Church in America votes to leave NAE | Church & Ministries News
Two Republican congressmen have introduced legislation that would allow adults who underwent body mutilating gender-transition surgeries as minors to sue the doctors who operated on them. The bill also includes a 30-year statute of limitations.
North Carolina authorities are investigating the death of Christopher Hensley, a 35-year-old former youth pastor and father who died in police custody last Wednesday while he was being restrained.
A recent Fox News segment about a trans-identified child has sparked shock and outrage among many conservatives.
The ministry Sight & Sound, which has spent decades providing biblically-based entertainment at performance theaters in Lancaster, Pennsylvania and Branson, Missouri, is expanding its entertainment portfolio by creating content for the silver screen.
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- Republican bill to allow lawsuits over 'sex-change' surgeries | Politics News
- FBI investigating attacks against pro-life groups and churches | Politics News
- Former youth pastor dies in police custody after woman calls 911 | U.S. News
- Oxford college apologizes for 'impugning' Christian group | World News
- Why the outrage over Fox News' trans child segment matters | U.S. News
- Sight & Sound theater launches Christian film studio | Entertainment News
- 7 reactions to Supreme Court's Maine tuition program ruling | Politics News
- Pastor, migrants held hostage by Mexican drug cartels released | U.S. News
A regional body of The United Methodist Church has approved a resolution denouncing biological males participating in women’s sports.
A group of Democratic U.S. senators is urging Google CEO Sundar Pichai to take action after a report from a left-wing activist group found Google may be directing users who search for abortion services toward pro-life pregnancy centers.
In 206 years, Christ Church UMC in Southwick, Massachusetts, has survived changes to its name, facilities and membership. After more than two years of the COVID-19 pandemic however, members voted in May to permanently disband the congregation due to their dwindling numbers beginning July 1 and their pastor decided it was a good time to retire too.
Iconic entertainer Whoopi Goldberg joined worship group Maverick City Music and gospel legend Kirk Franklin in singing and dancing during an appearance on “The View” Monday.
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- Democrats urge Google to limit results for pro-life centers | Politics News
- Texas AG can't intervene in lawsuit over puberty blockers: judge | Politics News
- 'A sign from the Lord': Wooden cross survives Texas church fire | Church & Ministries News
- 206-year-old church permanently closes due to dwindling numbers | Church & Ministries News
- Churches, pro-life orgs vandalized since Supreme Court leak: list | Politics News
- Kirk Franklin, Maverick City perform worship song on 'The View' | Entertainment New
The Supreme Court has ruled that Maine cannot stop parents from using a state tuition program to send their children to religious private schools.
Pro-life groups are slamming the Food and Drug Administration for permanently eliminating the in-person dispensing requirements for the abortion pill, thereby allowing women to obtain the drug by mail and end their pregnancy without seeing a doctor first.
World swimming’s governing body, FINA, has decided to prohibit some men who identify as female from participating in women’s competitions. However, some say the new policy is misguided and further legitimizes trans-ing children at an early age.
Italy has formally approved and carried out its first-ever doctor-assisted suicide, which followed a lengthy legal fight so that a quadriplegic man could end his life.
Indianapolis Colts starting safety Khari Willis announced that he is walking away from the NFL and millions of dollars in earnings to devote the rest of his life "to the further advancement of the Gospel of Jesus Christ."
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- SCOTUS says Maine can’t bar religious schools from aid program | Politics News
- Study predicts quarter of abortion clinics will close without Roe | Politics News
- Pro-lifers rip FDA for loosening safeguard for abortion pills | Politics News
- World swimming body revises rules, bans men from women's sport | Sports News
- Iowa Supreme Court says there is no right to abortion | Politics News
- 44-y-o man becomes first to die by assisted suicide in Italy | World News
- UK sanctions Russian Patriarch Kirill over Ukraine invasion | World News
- Young NFL starter retires to spread the 'Gospel of Jesus Christ' | Sports News
- Chicago megachurch pastor to retire, names successor | Church & Ministries News
- Art teacher banned from profession over 'suggestive' photo shoot | World News
While 81% of American adults say they believe in God, the percentage has dropped 6 points since 2017 and is the lowest since the Gallup polling firm started asking the question more than seven decades ago.
The Jewish Yeshiva University in New York City is not a "religious corporation" and must recognize an LGBT club as the city's anti-discrimination law demands, a state judge has ruled.
Andy McQuitty, who pastors the Texas megachurch Irving Bible Church, discusses his new book "Your Best Life Later" with The Christian Post.
Actress Alexa PenaVega, who's widely known for her leading role as Carmen Cortez in the “Spy Kids” film series, shared how God’s Word helped her overcome an eating disorder during an interview with Sadie Robertson Huff on the “Whoa That’s Good” podcast.
Actor Chris Massoglia, who portrays legendary Gospel Hall of Famer Pat Boone in the upcoming biopic “Reagan,” said even though it's not a faith-based film, it will showcase how faith influenced the late president's life.
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- Number of Americans who believe in God dips to new low: Gallup | U.S. News
- California church shooting suspect charged with hate crime | U.S. News
- Jewish university must recognize LGBT club, judge rules | U.S. News
- Pastor, author Andy McQuitty journals 'moral education' | Family News
- Islamic State behind attacks on Christian villages Mozambique | World News
- Alexa PenaVega of ‘Spy Kids’ fame talks battling eating disorder | Entertainment News
- 'Reagan' shows how faith impacted presidents life, actor says | Entertainment News
- Megachurch pastor says it's 'unloving' to affirm LGBT lifestyles | Church & Ministries News
President Joe Biden has added “intersex” to the list of sexual identities his administration is recognizing as part of “pride month." Biden also declared his support for allowing children and adolescents with gender dysphoria to undergo body mutilating surgeries or use puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones to look more like the opposite sex.
The best studies tend to show the worst results when it comes to transition surgery. These studies, however, never seem to generate media coverage.
Progressive Christian leaders are planning what they hope will be the largest gathering ever of low-income Americans and their allies in Washington, D.C., this weekend to help advance anti-poverty and anti-racism efforts.
An actor starring in Disney Pixar's animated film “Lightyear” ridiculed those who are outraged over its inclusion of a same-sex kiss as “idiots” who are poised to “die off like dinosaurs."
Southern Baptists voted to approve an abortion resolution in anticipation of an upcoming Supreme Court ruling that could overturn Roe v. Wade, the 1973 decision that legalized abortion nationwide.
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- Biden signs executive order to crack down on conversion therapy | Politics News
- Biden adds 'intersex' to 'pride month' presidential proclamation | Politics News
- Biden admin. supports trans surgeries, puberty blockers for youth | Politics News
- Gender-transition surgery does not improve mental health | Voice
- Calif. official denounces pride flag-raising at city hall | U.S. News
- June 18 Poor People's Campaign march wants to influence midterms | Politics News
- 'Lightyear' star: Critics of film's same-sex kiss are 'idiots' | Entertainment News
- DOJ urged to act after 'open season' declared on pro-lifer groups | Politics News
- So. Baptists adopt pro-life resolution anticipating Roe v. Wade | Church & Ministries News
A megachurch in Georgia has agreed to pay $13.1 million to leave The United Methodist Church with its property, ending litigation between it and the mainline Protestant denomination.
John MacArthur and Voddie Baucham are warning the nation's largest Protestant group to resist compromise amid a wave of internal disputes and controversies.
Southern Baptists adopted a resolution Tuesday rejecting the prosperity gospel, calling it false teaching and distortion of Scripture, particularly regarding Jesus Christ’s atoning work on the cross.
A Republican has won a special U.S. House of Representatives election in historically Democratic South Texas, signaling changes in the political preferences of Hispanic voters in the region and possibly previewing a strong GOP performance in the 2022 midterm elections.
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- Georgia megachurch to pay $13.1 million to leave UMC | Church & Ministries News
- Faith-based child welfare programs safer than secular ones | U.S. News
- Lauren Boebert tells wives to chase after God | Politics News
- World Vision employee convicted of aiding Hamas by Israeli court | World News
- New SBC president traditional theology not to blame for sex abuse | Church & Ministries News
- Voddie Baucham warns of God's judgement on SBC | Church & Ministries News
- Pastor warns SBC about using 'politics,' 'music' to grow church | Church & Ministries News
- Southern Baptists denounce prosperity gospel as ‘false teaching’ | Church & Ministries News
- Republican wins historically blue House seat in special election | Politics News
- Nearly naked pro-abortion protester disrupts Catholic Mass | U.S. News
- House passes bill giving Supreme Court justices added security | Politics News
Messengers at the Southern Baptist Convention’s Annual Meeting overwhelmingly approved a series of abuse reform recommendations in the wake of a report detailing how some SBC leaders mishandled allegations of abuse and mistreated abuse victims.
Leaders of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops are calling for politicians to speak out against the increasing vandalism of churches and pro-life pregnancy centers ahead of an expected U.S. Supreme Court ruling on abortion.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., claimed that drag queens are “what America is all about" during an appearance on the reality TV show “RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars."
Theologian Tim Keller is “dealing with the side effects of an immunotherapy treatment that he is undergoing” amid his ongoing battle with stage 4 pancreatic cancer, his family announced in a social media post asking supporters for their prayers.
At a time when dark content is pervasive across Hollywood, the film “Jerry and Marge Go Large," starring Bryan Cranston and Annette Bening, assures audiences that there's still good in the world — and generosity has far-reaching effects.
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- SBC passes 2 reforms on sexual abuse | Church & Ministries News
- Ed Litton won’t seek reelection as SBC president | Church & Ministries News
- Bart Barber elected president of SBC in runoff election | Church & Ministries News
- Bishops urge gov't officials to speak out amid abortion vandalism | U.S. News
- At least 100 killed in Burkina Faso massacre: report | World News
- Nancy Pelosi: Drag queens are 'what America is all about' | Entertainment News
- Tim Keller 'dealing with side effects' of cancer treatment | Church & Ministries News
- 'Jerry and Marge Go Large' brings inspiring true story to life | Entertainment News
- SBC delays decision on Saddleback Church's female 'pastors' | Church & Ministries News
Multiple conservative commentators are criticizing Fox News after the network embraced by millions of conservatives in the United States aired a profile of a trans-identified child during “pride month."
Millions of American women of childbearing age have significant gaps in their understanding of the process and benefits of adoption, according to new research.
Today Americans seem to fight more among themselves than together. My hope is that this Flag Day we will remember that no matter our political affiliation, religious beliefs, or social positions, we all fly under the same flag.
Critical race theory critic Voddie Baucham lost his bid to become the next president of the Southern Baptist Convention's Pastor’s Conference to a relatively unknown, first-time North Carolina pastor.
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- Conservatives angered by Fox News profile on trans child | Politics News
- Half of American women unaware of adoption options: study | U.S. News
- Why Flag Day is as important as July 4th | Voice
- Candace Cameron Bure 'sad at the state of the world' | Entertainment News
- Voddie Baucham loses bid to lead SBC Pastor’s Conference | Church & Ministries News
- PCA high court to try pastor accused of abusing churchgoers | Church & Ministries News
- VidAngel relaunches with foul-mouthed ‘dirty dog’ ad campaign | Entertainment News
Secular intolerance has a “chilling effect” on Christians who are having to practice “various forms of self-censorship” as they're finding it difficult to express their faith freely in society, according to a new report detailing accounts from four countries.
Through its proxy militias, Iran is carrying out an “invisible jihad” against Christians in the Middle East with the aim of creating a Muslim demographic purity by producing conditions that would force Christians out of the region, according to a new report.
The Satanic Temple was stripped from the roster of an Idaho pride event on Saturday after sponsors, who were seemingly supportive of an event that also targeted impressionable children, started bowing out amid backlash for including a group that has Satan in its name.
Pop star Justin Bieber has asked fans to pray for him as he battles Ramsay Hunt syndrome, which has caused the right side of his face to have paralysis, but he said he trusts God that “it’s all for a reason."
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- Secular intolerance of Christians is leading to self-censorship | World News
- Iran using proxy militias to drive Christians out of Middle East | World News
- How Christians should think about inflation and investing | Analysis News
- Satanic Temple removed from pride event featuring 'unbaptisms' | U.S. News
- Man arrested near Bret Kavanaugh’s home wanted to kill justice | Politics News
- Activists continue to protest at Supreme Court justices' homes | U.S. News
- Justin Bieber asks fans for prayers amid facial paralysis | Entertainment News
- Podcast: What does worship feel like in the Metaverse? | Church & Ministries News
Naasón Joaquín García, the leader of Mexico’s largest evangelical church, was sentenced to nearly 17 years in prison Wednesday for sexually assaulting three minor girls from his flock.
In continuation of a cultural shift researchers have previously documented as a growing rejection of organized religion, a new study from Lifeway Research shows Americans are least likely to dismiss churches branded as nondenominational.
Gospel pioneer Kirk Franklin apologized to an audience of thousands at a concert in Florida for the lack of love displayed by his generation of the Church.
Grammy-nominated country music singer Jimmie Allen says contemporary Christian music “saved" him during a challenging time in his life.
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- ELCA pastor claims 'Jesus screwed up,' called woman the B-word | Church & Ministries News
- Mexican megachurch leader sentenced to 17 years in prison | Church & Ministries News
- Americans prefer churches with names that are nondenominational | Church & Ministries News
- EX-SBC president suspended by church over sex assault allegation | Church & Ministries News
- Lawmaker jokes about making 'Drag Queen 101' a school requirement | Politics News
- Activist groups push for Facebook to do more censoring | Analysis News
- Kirk Franklin criticizes his generation of churchgoers | Entertainment News
- 5 UMC leaders withdraw support for separation protocol | Church & Ministries News
- Country music artist Jimmie Allen says CCM 'saved my life' | Entertainment News
A man was arrested near the home of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh after making threats against the justice due to his likely support for overturning Roe v. Wade.
A Virginia hospital has been accused of denying a Christian nurse a religious exemption to its COVID-19 vaccine mandate even though she claims to have been given a permanent exemption last year.
Actor Matthew McConaughey visited the nation's capital this week and called for gun reform after a school shooting took the lives of over a dozen children in his hometown of Uvalde, Texas, late last month.
Sarah Anne Sumpolec once found herself enraptured by incantations, Tarot cards, and casting spells — until an encounter with Jesus transformed her perspective.
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- Man arrested near Bret Kavanaugh’s home wanted to kill justice | Politics News
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- Nurse says hospital revoked her exemption to vaccine mandate | U.S. News
- Walmart shareholders defeat pro-abortion proposal | Analysis News
- Matthew McConaughey calls for bipartisan gun reform | Politics News
- Teen witch went from casting spells to worshiping Jesus | Living News
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- John Crist releases special 3 years after Netflix cancelation | Entertainment News
A debate over the best legal approach to abortion and how it informs resolutions within the Southern Baptist Convention has resurfaced as messengers are set to gather for the denomination’s annual meeting next week.
The Mennonite Church USA has voted to retire denomination-wide Membership Guidelines that prohibited pastors from performing same-sex weddings.
A specific incident is suggestive that government has been pressuring social media platforms to suppress certain content about the pandemic.
Actor Kirk Cameron says his new movie with filmmaker brothers Alex and Stephen Kendrick, “Lifemark” is a “pro-family, pro-love, pro forgiveness” film in a newly released first look trailer.
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- Louisiana bans biological males from in girls' sports | Politics News
- Texas lawmaker wants to ban drag shows for kids | U.S. News
- Celebration Church sues to evict Stovall and Kerri Weems | Church & Ministries News
- First-look trailer released for pro-family Kirk Cameron movie | Entertainment News
- Judge declares mistrial in Amanda Blackburn murder case | U.S. News
Most Americans believe that legal abortion is "morally acceptable" for the first time, according to a new Gallup survey.
A church in upstate New York marked LGBT pride month by hosting a pair of drag queens at a
worship service.
Christian Post Executive Editor Richard Land offers his thoughts on the recent SBC sexual abuse report and discusses where America's largest Protestant denomination goes from here.
From CP Voices writer, Samuel Sey: The Daily Wire has been my favourite news outlet for several years. I’ve consumed thousands of hours of their podcasts. However their latest documentary "What is a Woman," is maybe the most important content they’ve produced so far.
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Seventy congregations in Georgia have decided to leave The United Methodist Church due in part
to the mainline Protestant denomination’s ongoing debate over homosexuality.
A Michigan church is stirring up strong reactions from the community after renting out a popular
movie theater sign and quoting Bible verses on it ahead of a nearby LGBT “pride” event.
Why do only four companies control 90% of the supply? The answer lies in the desire of the
majority of voters to have the federal government regulate industry.
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- 70 Georgia churches leave UMC over homosexuality debate | Church & Ministries News
- Church rents theater marquee to post pride month Bible warning | U.S. News
- Naason Joaquin Garcia pleads guilty to sexually abusing 3 minors | U.S. News
- Police in Pakistan refuse to rescue kidnapped Christian girl | World News
- How government caused the baby formula shortage | Analysis News
- Parents, teachers sue school district over trans pronoun policy | U.S. News
- Will Supreme Court abortion ruling affect fertility industry? | U.S. News
Starting in September, Andy Wood, who serves as lead pastor of Echo.Church in the San Francisco
Bay Area with his wife, Stacie, will officially become the new lead pastor of the California-
based Saddleback Church, co-founders Rick Warren and his wife, Kay, announced.
A majority of Americans believe allowing children to choose a “preferred pronoun” that does not
correspond with their biological sex would only confuse them, according to a new poll.
The Chinese government recently allowed journalists to tour high-security facilities housing
countless Muslim religious minorities in an attempt to paint institutions that the U.S.
government labels “concentration camps” as “training” schools helping terrorists get on the
right path.
Evangelicals and regular churchgoers are more likely to oppose abortion than the non-religious
and those who go to church less often, according to a report by Lifeway Research.
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- Most Americans say allowing 'preferred pronouns' confuses kids | U.S. News
- State Dept. condemns Russia's destruction of Ukraine holy sites | Politics News
- 'Shackled' and 'beaten': An inside look at China’s ‘concentration camps’ for Muslims | World News
- Calif. not requiring schools report certain incidents to police | U.S. News
- Cora Jakes Coleman addresses adoption rumor | U.S. News
- Christian grad sues after university issued 'no contact' orders | U.S. News
- Weekly churchgoers more likely to be pro-life: Lifeway | U.S. News
Most American Christians want to share their faith, but only a minority of them have actively
encouraged others to embrace Jesus Christ, according to new data released by Lifeway Research.
After investing more than $300 to purchase the Meta Quest 2 (previously Oculus Quest 2) VR
headset, creating an avatar as close as possible to my likeness, and dressing in my best virtual
clothes, I went to church with just a few clicks.
Hillsong Young and Free singer-songwriter Aodhan King recently joined Sadie Robertson Huff on
her podcast, “Whoa That's Good,” to share how young adults should handle change in adulthood and
maintain faith by saying "yes" to friendships.
For more than 1,500 days, Nigerian Christian teenager Leah Sharibu has been held captive by the Boko Haram terrorist group as Christians continue to be the target of attacks in the West African nation.
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- 35 Arkansas churches may leave UMC over homosexuality debate | Church & Ministries News
- Man charged with hurling Molotov cocktails at NC churches | U.S. News
- I went to church in the metaverse and this is what I found | Church & Ministries News
- Sadie Robertson, Hillsong worship leader talk young adult life | Church & Ministries News
- Boko Haram Frees Over 100 Schoolgirls, Holds Christian Captive for Refusing to Renounce Christ | World News
- Leah Sharibu captive over 1,500 days, but family hasn't lost hope | World News
A pro-life leader is rallying her group to counter the promises of violence this summer from abortion extremists with acts of servitude following a leaked draft opinion indicating that most justices are inclined to overturn Roe v. Wade, the 1973 U.S. Supreme Court case that legalized abortion nationwide.
Virginia has passed a law that defines religion as including actions and expressions, not just personal belief, which is viewed as a win by religious liberty advocates.
A French former Catholic school teacher has opened up about the torturous conditions he faced while being held hostage by Islamic militants for two months while serving a Christian humanitarian effort in Syria, something he felt God had called him to do.
Popular mainstream artist M.I.A. says she became a born-again Christian after having a vision of Jesus Christ, and it's something she's proud of even if it may cost her her career.
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- Latino group denounces ELCA decision not to punish trans bishop | Church & Ministries News
- Christian aid worker recounts his 66-day abduction in Iraq | Biographies News
- ‘Jesus is real’ singer M.I.A says after vision of Christ | Entertainment News
For Christians looking to do low-risk evangelism, hospital chaplain, Bill Willenbrock, who has
approached thousands of people on VRChat in his avatar self and finds way to talk with them
about faith in God says the metaverse is like the subscription streaming service, Netflix, when
it comes to finding them.
A branch of Ukraine's Orthodox Church announced Friday that it's breaking from Russia over
President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, declaring its "full independence" against
Russia's spiritual authorities.
Mental illness has traditionally been a thorny topic inside some churches — and continues to
spark challenging discussions today.
Moral and societal issues are worsening across the United States because Christians are becoming
more “cultural” than “biblical," and the country is facing God’s judgment as a result, according
to pastor and bestselling author Tony Evans.
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- Ukrainian Orthodox Church severs ties with Russia over war | World News
- Pregnant woman, children among 31 killed at church in Nigeria | World News
- Master P says God will get him through loss of 29yr old daughter | Entertainment News
- Stephen Baldwin celebrates baptizing his mother before her death | Entertainment News
- CP Podcast: How have churches failed on mental illness? | Living News
- Tony Evans warns Christians are being 'cultural,' not 'biblical' | Church & Ministries News
- Thieves steal $2M tabernacle from church, behead angel statues | U.S. News
Far from America’s shores, U.S. war heroes who fought and died defeating Nazi Germany have found
an eternal welcome among the Dutch people.
According to astronomers, Americans may get to see a rare meteor storm on the night of the
Memorial Day holiday. The storm is expected to be the brightest in years, with shooting stars
filling the sky.
The Justice Department said Sunday it will investigate law enforcement’s response to last week’s
mass shooting in Uvalde, Texas.
From CP Voices: As a Ukrainian-born American, the past few months leave me inevitably thinking about the courage
of those who are living in Ukraine. In the last 90 days, thousands of Ukrainian soldiers have
laid down their lives in defense of freedom. They died fighting a tyrannical government that is
threatening to steal a basic, God-given, human right.
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- Sky gazers may to see rare meteor storm to cap of Memorial Day | U.S. News
- 9-year-old shared Gospel before being killed by Uvalde shooter | U.S. News
- Pro-life watchdog group's shutters Florida abortion clinic | U.S. News
- Church administrator charged with stealing $360K | U.S. News
- DOJ to probe law enforcement response to Uvalde school shooting | U.S. News
- Memorial Day in a maddening world | Voice
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is urging Christians in the United States to “take hold of our
country” through prayer as the nation continues to mourn the loss of more than a dozen school-
age children slaughtered in a shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde.
The Arizona Department of Education's list of student resources provides minor children with
links to LGBT-themed chat rooms where they can discuss gender and sexuality, possibly without
their parents' knowledge.
The Southern Baptist Convention has released a list of alleged abusers, following a report that
showed that the SBC had failed to properly respond to abuse allegations within its ranks.
With May being Mental Health Awareness Month, pastors and church leaders are urging their
congregations to shatter the stigma and advising that mental health isn't always a "spiritual
issue."
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- Duggar sister reacts to her brother's 12-year prison sentence | Entertainment News
- Dan Patrick urges Americans to read 2 Chronicles after shooting | Politics News
- Uvalde gunman fired gun outside elementary school before shooting | U.S. News
- Arizona DOE promotes LGBT-themed chat rooms as student resource | U.S. News
- AME Church sues former executive for plundering retirement funds | Church & Ministries News
- SBC releases 200-page database of credibly accused sexual abusers | Church & Ministries News
- Churches address mental health stigma in the pews | Church & Ministries News
Former reality TV star Josh Dugger was sentenced to more than 12 years in federal prison Wednesday after his request for a retrial of two child pornography convictions was denied.
Sonja Curry, the mother of NBA superstar Stephen Curry, revealed that she aborted her first child and nearly chose the same fate for the famous Golden State Warriors all-star when she learned she was pregnant with him. But she listened to the Holy Spirit and decided not to abort him too.
Oklahoma has become the latest state to pass a law that prohibits abortions performed on an unborn baby with a detectable heartbeat in nearly all circumstances.
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's recent comments blaming "fundamentalist Christians" for the "theocratic" push against abortion have drawn the ire of some non-Christians.
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- Josh Duggar sentenced to 12 years in prison for child porn | Entertainment News
- State Farm drops LGBT kids book project after whistleblower email | U.S. News
- Store allegedly kicks out police officer shopping for Bible | U.S. News
- School district pays $225K to end atheist suit over Bible class | U.S. News
- Steph Curry’s mom says she nearly aborted him, but God | Sports News
- Oklahoma gov. signs heartbeat abortion ban into law | Politics News
- AOC blames ‘fundamentalist Christians’ for abortion opposition | Politics News
At least 21 victims, including 19 students and two teachers, have been confirmed dead after a lone 18-year-old gunman went on a shooting rampage in a single classroom at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, leaving behind a trail of horror and grief.
SBC leaders publicly apologized to victims of sexual abuse and vowed to make public a private database of offenders.
The story of the Robertson family has been seen on reality TV, in an online series and now it will debut on the big screen in the movie “The Blind.”
The General Assembly of the Church of Scotland voted Monday to allow ministers and deacons to marry same-sex couples.
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- Families grieve Uvalde shooting victims | U.S. News
- Atlanta pastor stabbed, set on fire by man she was ministering to | U.S. News
- SBC to release database for alleged sexual abusers | Church & Ministries News
- Nancy Pelosi takes communion despite archbishop’s ban | Politics News
- Movie of Duck Dynasty patriarch Phil Robertson coming in 2023 | Entertainment News
- Indiana bars biological males from girls’ sports; ACLU sues | Politics News
- Church of Scotland allows ministers to marry same-sex couples | World News
Eighteen students and two teachers are dead after a gunman entered an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, and opened fire.
The Maine Department of Education has removed a video introducing the concepts of sexual orientation and gender identity to kindergarten students from its website after it became the subject of an attack ad in the state’s upcoming gubernatorial election.
An Indiana pastor has been accused of taking the virginity of a 16-year-old on his office floor while she was wearing a purity ring.
Robert Jeffress has called on churches to have a “zero-tolerance policy” amid the release of a report which found that Southern Baptist Convention leadership failed to properly handle sex abuse allegations.
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- 18 students, 2 teacher killed in shooting at Texas school | U.S. News
- Maine nixes kindergarten LGBT lesson plan following backlash | U.S. News
- Pastor resigns, accused of having sex with 16-y-o on office floor | Church & Ministries News
- NSBA mulled asking for military presence at school board meetings | U.S. News
- NBA’s Jonathan Isaac says Gospel gives him strength to defy crowd | Living News
- Chris Pratt and Katherine ‘beyond blessed’ to welcome new baby | Entertainment News
- Robert Jeffress says SBC churches must have no tolerance of abuse | U.S. News
A Canadian judge has dismissed a proposed $170 million class action against one of the world’s largest Christian ministries over an alleged misappropriation of funds.
Dallas Jenkins, the creator of the most successfully crowdfunded series of all time, “The Chosen,” said he's setting the record straight for the last time on the matter of whether he believes Mormons are Christians.
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from parents challenging New York's repeal of religious exemptions to school vaccine mandates.
Evangelist Greg Laurie takes a closer look at the religious experiences of some of America's greatest rock music legends in his new book.
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- Judge throws out $170M class action suit against Gospel for Asia | Church & Ministries News
- Dallas Jenkins clarifies his ’Mormons are Christians’ comments | Entertainment News
- Rubio grills NIH over its push to give puberty blockers to kids | Politics News
- Supreme Court rejects school vaccination religious exemption case | Politics News
- Christian reality star Lawson Bates marries Tiffany Espensen | Entertainment News
- SBC ignored sexual abuse to avoid liability, report claims | Church & Ministries News
- Franklin Graham on UK tour says I’m not a ‘preacher of hate’ | World News
- Greg Laurie examines ‘spiritual biography’ of rock legends | Biographies News
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is warning that some pro-abortion extremists have expressed a desire to burn down the U.S. Supreme Court building if the 1973 Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion nationwide is overturned.
Willow Creek Community Church has been forced to make over $6.5 million in cuts to its staff budget due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on giving.
Disney released a new “Pride Collection” clothing line for children amid controversy surrounding the corporation's reaction to Florida's new parental rights in education bill and reported efforts to include LGBT advocacy in its children's programming.
Winston Marshall, the former banjo player who left the famous British band Mumford & Sons, said after reflecting on the tumultuous year, he feels like “I got my soul back.”
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- Willow Creek announces staff cuts due to pandemic | Church & Ministries News
- Disney launches new LGBT clothing line for children | U.S. News
- Latinos rejecting ‘anti-Christian’ Democrat policies, pastor says | Politics News
- Pastor JD Hall arrested for DUI | U.S. News
- Fmr. Mumford & Sons musician Winston Marshall got his ‘soul back | Entertainment News
Although most Americans oppose allowing surgeons to perform sex-change surgeries on children and teenagers suffering from gender dysphoria, many are afraid to publicly share their opinions on such hot-button issues due to fear of retribution.
Newly released video footage reveals Philadelphia teachers were encouraged to attend a conference that included workshops where LGBT activists spoke openly about their sex lives, used sexually explicit language and promoted the use of sex toys.
The head of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America has issued a letter supporting abortion access, as well as opposing the overturning of the Supreme Court decision Roe v. Wade.
Actress Elizabeth Olsen, known for her recurring role as the Scarlet Witch in the Marvel superhero films, revealed she has friends that dabble in the occult.
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- Most voters oppose trans surgeries for kids, but afraid to speak | Politics News
- South Carolina bans biological males from girls’ sports | Politics News
- Virginia students may be suspended for ‘misgendering’ peers | Politics News
- Philly public school teachers urged to watch trans sex conference | Politics News
- Taya of Hillsong goes solo with new album, finds her voice | Entertainment News
- ELCA leader issues pastoral letter supporting abortion access | Church & Ministries News
- Marvel actress says she knows people who practice witchcraft | Entertainment News
The World Swimming Coaches Association has released a position statement on the issue of boys competing on girls' swim teams, acknowledging that their “inclusion” in girls-only competitions “cannot be balanced with fairness.”
Two flight attendants are suing Alaska Airlines, accusing the company of firing them for questioning the airline's official support for the proposed LGBT anti-discrimination bill the Equality Act.
A new study suggests that nearly one in four Gen Z adults believe Jesus was a man who sinned like everyone else.
A church-state watchdog group has filed a complaint with the IRS over a sermon Greg Locke preached in which he said Christians cannot vote Democrat.
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- 7th Circuit weighs Catholic school’s firing of lesbian teacher | U.S. News
- Airline fired employees who opposed Equality Act, lawsuit says | U.S. News
- Nearly 40% of Gen Z adults believe Jesus wasn’t sinless: survey | U.S. News
- Complaint claims Greg Locke violated Johnson Amendment | Politics News
- Islamic cleric defends murder of Christian woman: report | World News
- Kanye West wins every Christian, gospel award at 2022 Billboard | Entertainment News
National and local pregnancy resource centers are making preparations to support women and babies in a post-Roe world.
More than two dozen Ukrainian refugees have arrived in Canada after a prominent religious charity has transported them there over the weekend as part of what one displaced Ukrainian referred to as “God’s mercy flight.”
A new study from the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University has found that just 37% of Christian pastors in the United States have a biblical worldview, demonstrating that spiritual awakening is “needed just as desperately in our pulpits as in the pews “according to the pollster.
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• Judge blocks Alabama law banning puberty blockers for kids | Politics News
• Ukrainian refugees arrive in Canada on 'God's Mercy Flight' | World News
• Ashley Judd says mom died by suicide: Mental illness lied to her | Entertainment News
• Court blocks Biden admin. mandate on gender transitions | Politics News
• Only 37% of pastors have a biblical worldview: Barna | U.S. News
The pastor of a California Presbyterian church hit a gunman with a chair as the shooter paused to reload his gun after killing one member and injuring four others. Church members then grabbed and hog-tied the gunman.
A heavily armed 18-year-old man opened fire at a grocery store in a predominantly black neighborhood in Buffalo, New York, Saturday, killing 10 people, including at least two Christian believers, and wounding three others in what is being described as a racially motivated hate crime.
The Texas Supreme Court has issued a ruling allowing Child Protective Services to resume investigating cases in which children suffering from gender dysphoria risk being sterilized from the use of experimental puberty blockers.
As streaming services increasingly push inappropriate content for children, the Skit Guys are on a mission to create family-friendly, clean content that honors — and pokes fun at — the Body of Christ.
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• California church shooting: Pastor, churchgoers tackled gunman | Church & Ministries News
• Devout Christians among 10 killed by NY shooter in racial attack | U.S. News
• 65% of Americans want voters to decide abortion laws: poll | Politics News
• Texas Supreme Court allows investigation of child sterilizations | Politics News
• 2 Muslims arrested for Christian girl’s murder, churches attacked | World News
• The Skit Guys ‘Family Camp’ film shares truth through humor | Entertainment News
• The Church urged to take a stand during National Police Week | U.S. News
Following Politico’s report of a leaked draft opinion in the U.S. Supreme Court case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization indicating that a majority of justices seem inclined to overturn the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision that legalized abortion nationwide, multiple churches and pro-life advocacy organizations have been burned, looted and vandalized by abortion extremists.
Karine Jean-Pierre will serve as the new White House Press Secretary, replacing the departing Jen Psaki, becoming the become the second White House Press Secretary to serve under President Joe Biden.
Pastors should be using their time in the pulpit to preach about Jesus, not pontificating about the latest comments made by talking heads on Fox News or MSNBC, said Pastor H.B. Charles Jr., citing Colossians 1:28.
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• Churches, pro-life orgs vandalized since Supreme Court leak: list | Politics News
• Duggar daughter pegs dad as ‘verbally abusive’: report | Entertainment News
• 4 facts about new White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre | Politics News
• Half of White Evangelicals ‘proud’ of religious diversity in US | U.S. News
• Candace Cameron Bure says ‘the enemy’ attacked her home | Entertainment News
• H.B. Charles Jr.: Preach the Gospel of Jesus, not Fox or MSNBC | Church & Ministries News
Groups of pro-abortion advocacy organizations claimed credit for vandalizing the headquarters of a pro-life advocacy group in Wisconsin, vowing to carry out similar attacks.
The United Methodist Church’s highest court has ruled that annual conferences cannot unilaterally disaffiliate from the Church.
Former Nickelodeon star Kel Mitchell has released his debut book, Blessed Mode, in hopes of inspiring others who are struggling to stay encouraged.
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- Pro-abortion groups take credit for fir at pro-life office | Politics News
- Wikipedia removes page of Senate candidate conceived in rape | Politics News
- UMC says annual conferences can’t leave amid LGBT debate | Church & Ministries News
- After girl dies in botched exorcism, ritual takes spotlight | U.S. News
- Kel Mitchell releases book ‘to help others through my testimony’ | Entertainment News
- 3 takeaways from polls on abortion, protests and 2022 election | Politics News
- Prophesy Pros highlight signs the world is in the End Times | Church & Ministries News
- World reacts to Hong Kong’s arrest of 90-year-old Cardinal Zen | World News
Since their former Pastor Darren Paulson resigned last September as the COVID-19 pandemic raged into its second year, congregants of Atonement Lutheran Church in Billing Heights, Montana, have been waiting patiently for their local synod to replace him.
Police in Colorado are investigating another attack on a Catholic church after abortion slogans were spray-painted on the doors and glass panels broken at Saint John XXIII Catholic Church of Fort Collins.
School board candidates opposed to critical race theory won nearly every election in the largest counties in Texas as concerns about the direction of public education continue to loom large in American politics.
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• Evangelical Lutheran Church short ’at least 600’ pastors | Church & Ministries News
• Abortion activists attack Catholic church, graffiti front doors | U.S. News
• Catholic church vandalized 2nd time with pro-abortion graffiti | U.S. News
• Anti-CRT candidates win school board races in Texas | Politics News
• New ‘Harbinger’ movie details America’s prophetic history | Entertainment News
• Movieguide co-founder Lili Baehr dies | Entertainment News
• Kansas teacher suspended over pronouns secures court order | U.S. News
A new poll reveals that white Evangelicals are twice as likely as other religious groups to support overturning Roe v. Wade, a scenario that looks increasingly likely following the leak of a draft United States Supreme Court opinion in a case surrounding Mississippi’s 15-week abortion ban.
Police have yet to identify or arrest any suspects after the headquarters of a Wisconsin pro-life organization was set on fire Sunday and rejected the notion that the fire was an "inside job" perpetrated by the organization itself.
The Church of England is calling for Christians worldwide to “repent” for what it calls centuries of “anti-Judaism” and anti-Semitism.
A religious freedom law firm says it will represent any church or person of faith that seeks legal recourse against a group that has threatened or disrupted services in the wake of a leaked draft majority opinion by the U.S. Supreme Court that would overturn Roe v. Wade.
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- White Evangelicals twice as likely to support bans on abortion | Politics News
- Man who opened fire on Washington church is killed by police | U.S. News
- Pro-life headquarters set on fire after Supreme Court leak | U.S. News
- EU demands countries provide abortions for Ukrainian refugees | World News
- Texas pastor sues Kanye West for sampling part of his sermon | Entertainment News
- Church of England urges Christians to 'repent' for 'anti-Judaism' | Church & Ministries News
- Law firm threatens to sue activists who disrupt church services | U.S. News
Christian author Jen Hatmaker, a mother of five, has voiced her support for Roe v. Wade after a leaked U.S. Supreme Court opinion suggests that the landmark decision that legalized abortion appears set to be overturned.
Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin said the state’s police are monitoring the protests planned for this week outside the homes of Supreme Court justices who were doxxed by pro-abortion activists as they are poised to release their decision in a Mississippi abortion case.
A Nebraska pastor will donate a life-saving kidney to one of his associate pastors who has been waiting for months to find a donor after it was discovered that his organ was a perfect match.
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- Jen Hatmaker voices support for abortion, derides opposition | U.S. News
- Gov. Youngkin: Police monitoring justices’ homes after doxxing | U.S. News
- Iran: Christian sentenced to 10 years for hosting house church | World News
- Doubt keeps Christians from fulfilling God’s purpose: pastor | Church & Ministries News
- NFL wife, mom of 7 shares how women can avoid comparison trap | Family News
- Olympian Sydney Mclaughlin marries former NFL player | Entertainment News
- Nebraska pastor to donate life-saving kidney to associate pastor | Church & Ministries News
- Satanic Temple pushes Boston to fly its flag | U.S. News
As the possibility of a reversal of the United States Supreme Court ruling that legalized abortion nationwide looms large, individual U.S. states are poised to head in drastically different directions when it comes to regulating the hot-button issue.
For many Evangelical Christians in the United States, there is a gap between what they say and how they give charitably, researchers say.
Former supermodel Tyra Banks is producing a series about teenagers exploring their gender identities and performing in a drag show.
The Lausanne Movement will hold its next global gathering in Seoul, South Korea in September of 2024, marking the 50th anniversary of when the movement held its first meeting.
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• 4 things to know about state abortion laws if Roe is overturned | Politics News
• Oregon schools place tampons in boys' and girls' restrooms | Politics News
• Majority of US Evangelicals favor secular charities | Living News
• Chad Michael Murray turned down roles because of his faith | Entertainment News
• Tyra Banks producing new series about teen drag performers | Entertainment News
• Kirk Cameron on homeschooling and raising godly kids
• Lausanne Congress to be held in South Korea in 2024: announcement | Church & Ministries News
Amazon announced Monday that it would cover up to $4,000 in travel expenses to employees seeking non-life-threatening medical treatments, including abortions, joining a growing list of corporations offering their employees abortion coverage.
School librarians from across Texas gathered last week in Fort Worth for an annual convention that featured a pair of men in drag and symposiums about teaching kids to become “anti-racists” and embrace other social justice ideologies.
President Joe Biden has spoken of the United States having a “new hope” and “a moment of renewal” as the nation observes the National Day of Prayer.
Leaders of the fast-growing, multi-campus Grace City Church in Lakeland, Florida, announced that they have ended their affiliation with the global Hillsong Church after the denomination’s founder, Brian Houston, resigned over misconduct.
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- Amazon to reimburse employees who travel for abortions | U.S. News
- Over 200 faith leaders lobby Congress to pass immigration reform | Politics News
- Evangelical billionaire Bill Hwang could spend life in prison | U.S. News
- Librarian conference hosts drag queens, social justice workshops | U.S. News
- Sudanese couple face flogging over conversion to Christianity | World News
- Pro-lifers offer $25K for information that may indict abortionist | Politics News
- Biden talks of ‘moment of renewal’ in US Prayer proclamation | Politics News
- Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston resigns amid scandals | Church & Ministries News
- Grace City Church in Florida ends affiliation with Hillsong | Church & Ministries News
The leaked draft of a U.S. Supreme Court majority opinion overturning Roe v. Wade is leading to renewed calls from Democratic lawmakers to expand the number of justices on the court and pursue legislative means to legalize nationwide.
Driven to despair by stress, loneliness, political divisions and other worries like their church being in decline, more pastors now say they considered quitting their jobs compared to a year ago, new data released by the Barna Group show.
Actress Danica McKellar revealed that she’s been going to church in recent weeks and "discovering the pure part of Christianity" as she begins a relationship with the Lord.
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- Democrats push for adding justices to Supreme Court after leak | Politics News
- Journey Church day care workers charged with child abuse | U.S. News
- Liberty University faces federal investigation amid lawsuits | U.S. News
- More pastors now say they have considered quitting: study | Church & Ministries News
- Danica McKellar talks faith, misconceptions about Christianity | Entertainment News
- SCOTUS urged to release abortion ruling now after leak | Politics News
Here are five reactions to the leaked U.S. Supreme Court’s majority opinion overturning Roe v. Wade. They include concerns raised by pro-choice groups and cautious optimism from pro-life groups.
The Biden administration’s plans to create a Disinformation Governance Board are receiving an overwhelmingly negative reaction, with critics invoking comparisons to the Ministry of Truth from George Orwell’s dystopian novel “1984.”
The Church of Scientology is facing new allegations from former employees who say they were trafficked as children growing up in what some consider to be a celebrity cult.
An upcoming Apple TV special featuring the characters from the Peanuts comic strip will promote same-sex families in the latest example of children’s programming incorporating LGBT-related content.
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- Free speech advocates slam Biden’s ‘Ministry of Truth’ | Politics News
- Church of Scientology accused of holding children captive | U.S. News
- California church sheltering Ukrainians seeking refuge in America | Church & Ministries News
- Peanuts Mother’s Day special declares ‘some kids have two moms’ | U.S. News
- UK mayor pushes to remove Franklin Graham bus ads | World News
The U.S. Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that Boston officials cannot prohibit a group from flying a Christian flag at city hall.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has signed into law a bill that bans nonbinary identification of residents on their government-issued documents, making his state the first in the nation to require birth certificates to indicate only male or female as a person’s biological sex.
Christian singer Katy Nichole has made history by hitting No. 1 on multiple charts after a TikTok video of her debut single "In Jesus Name (God of Possible)" went viral.
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- Supreme Court rules Boston city hall can't ban Christian flag | Politics News
- Oklahoma bans nonbinary gender X option on birth certificates | Politics News
- Christian singer discovered on TikTok makes history, hits No . 1 | Entertainment News
- China shuts down popular Christian website | World News
- Group laments Church of Scotland's drift toward gay marriage | World News
A national pro-life advocacy group active on school campuses nationwide says its TikTok account has been shut down as the debate about censorship on social media is receiving renewed attention while billionaire Elon Musk is set to purchase Twitter.
An Italian scientist and his team claim their research shows the Shroud of Turin, a fabric purported to have been Christ’s burial garment, may have originated during the time of Jesus’s death and resurrection.
Three Christian college students have sued the University of Idaho for alleged wrongful punishment for expressing traditional views on marriage and sexual ethics on campus.
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- TikTok bans student group for 'posting life-affirming content' | U.S. News
- New technology challenges old conclusions about Shroud of Turin | World News
- University stops Christian students from debating gay marriage | U.S. News
- Thinking about God influences consumer shopping habits: study | Living News
- Florida teen is shot dead in church clothes protecting friend | U.S. News
- NY undercounted COVID-19 nursing home deaths under Gov. Cuomo | Politics News
Nearly three dozen House Republicans are slated to take to the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives to discuss the importance of faith and prayer as the nation finds itself in the midst of “spiritual warfare."
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has signed a law that prohibits the state from placing greater restrictions on houses of worship than essential services during a state of emergency.
Parents of preteens “are in a state of spiritual distress” as American adherence to biblical Christianity fades even in churches, a new study has found.
The grandparents of the National Guardsman who drowned trying to save two migrants from the Rio Grande said they're not surprised the boy they raised died trying to save someone's life.
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- House Republicans postpone special order hour on prayer | Politics News
- SC gov. signs bill protecting churches during pandemics | Politics News
- City approves church private school after stonewalling accusation | U.S. News
- Parents of preteens in ’spiritual state of distress’ | U.S. News
- Christian college rejects alleged drift into CRT advocacy | U.S. News
- Family of National Guardsman who drowned to save migrants speak | U.S. News
The family of a woman who died during an abortion has received a six-figure settlement following a lengthy legal battle and allegations of wrongdoing on behalf of the abortion clinic as well as the university that referred her there.
Jars of Clay's Dan Haseltine and Matthew S. Nelson talk about composing the music behind The Chosen.
Nicolina Bozzo stunned American Idol judges with her powerful performance of “Hallelujah” on season 20 of “American Idol.”
Founders of the 12,000-member Celebration Church in Jacksonville, Florida, have filed a lawsuit against the megachurch they founded in 1998 amid dueling allegations of financial misconduct.
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• UNM settles with family of woman who died during abortion | Politics News
• Biden's plan to end Title 42 border rules blocked by judge | U.S. News
• Dan Haseltine, Matthew S. Nelson talk composing for 'The Chosen'
• 'American Idol' contestant performs 'angelic version of Hallelujah | Entertainment News
• Pastor Stovall Weems sues Celebration Church amid suspension | Church & Ministries News
A high school football coach fired for praying on the field after games had his case argued before the Supreme Court, with the justices debating whether his religious practices were coercive or lawful.
Two centuries after its founding, Yale Divinity School marked its first-ever non-Christian service attended by 80 students outside the university’s Marquand Chapel.
Actor Andrew Garfield who gained international recognition for his superhero role in “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” revealed that he's drawn to films that deal with faith and spirituality.
The Presbyterian Church (USA) lost over 51,000 members, over 100 congregations, and even four regional bodies in 2021, according to a new report.
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- Supreme Court debates right for football coach to pray on field | Politics News
- Yale Divinity School hosts first-ever non-Christian service | U.S. News
- Satanic Temple sues after school board rejects Satan club | Living News
- USCIRF: Religious freedom in Afghanistan is in ‘downward spiral’ | Politics News
- Andrew Garfield says he’s drawn to spiritual life, theology | Entertainment News
- PCUSA lost 51K members, 4 presbyteries in 2021: stats report | Church & Ministries News
- Judge holds Trump in contempt of court amid probe into finances | Politics News
A nonprofit organization working to minister to Ukrainian refugees had one of its buildings destroyed in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
Pornhub's parent company MindGeek has been slapped with a $500 million class-action lawsuit headed by a Canadian woman who claims that she was featured in pornographic videos uploaded online without her consent.
Westminster College said it won't be canceling an elective class where students will be watching hardcore porn together to study it as “an art form” during its upcoming May term.
Capitol CMG artist Anne Wilson released her full-length debut album, My Jesus this week and the compilation of emotional declarations comes from the young singer's experience with tragedy and how God’s tangible presence got her through.
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• Mission Eurasia ministry center blown up in Ukraine | World News
• Possible mass grave with up to 9,000 bodies found in Ukraine | World News
• Priest stabbed multiple times, nun injured in attack in France | World News
• Ugandan woman stabbed by husband for converting to Christianity | World News
• Pornhub’s parent company faces $500M class-action lawsuit | U.S. News
• Sexual exploitation victims urge Congress to investigate Pornhub | Politics News
• Westminster College says hardcore porn class won’t be canceled | U.S. News
• ’My Jesus’ singer Anne Wilson tells why she’s on fire for God | Entertainment News
Florida lawmakers have approved a bill to end Disney's special tax district that allows the company to govern the land for its Disney World theme park.
Nonpartisan media watchdog group the Parents Television and Media Council says the practice of portraying male nudity is on the rise, highlighting the example of HBO's "Euphoria," which included fully nude images of more than 30 high-school-aged-boys in the first couple of episodes.
New research from Barna shows that, while a majority of pastors believe that every disciple of Jesus Christ is mandated in Scripture to "go and make disciples" as part of the Great Commission, most Christians believe this mandate only applies to some disciples.
Actor Neal McDonough claims he wrestled with God after being blacklisted in Hollywood for several years because he refused to perform sex scenes.
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- Fla. lawmakers pass bill revoking Disney's special tax status | Politics News
- Disney to air GLAAD ad defending gender transitions for kids | Politics News
- Ex-teacher will serve no jail time for sex with female student | U.S. News
- Media watchdog finds 'disturbing' uptick in male nudity | Entertainment News
- Most pastors believe all Christians should make disciples: study | Church & Ministries News
- Hillsong executive calls out church's handling of Brian Houston | Church & Ministries News
- Actor regrets asking God why he was forgotten in Hollywood | Entertainment News
Northern York County School Board in Dillsburg, Pa., voted 8-1 Tuesday against a parent's request to launch an After School Satan Club at an elementary school. New Horizons for Children, an Ohio-based Christian charity, has helped evacuate and shelter approximately 1,200 orphans from the war-torn regions of Ukraine since Russia began its invasion. Candace Cameron Bure has taken an executive role at GAC Media where the outspoken Christian will produce and star in faith and family-friendly content. Pastor Jack Jensz Jr. recently went viral with a video that showed his ministry team worshipping aboard an airplane mid-flight, with the post garnering more than 35 million views.
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- Pa. school board votes down launch of After School Satan Club | U.S. News
- UMC high court affirms striking down of LGBT resolution | Church & Ministries News
- Christian group evacuates hundreds of Ukrainian orphans | World News
- Candace Cameron Bure exits Hallmark franchise, signs GAC deal | Entertainment News
- Viral pastor reveals what took place prior to worship on airplane | World News
- Canada’s first national indigenous Anglican archbishop resigns | Church & Ministries News
- Putin demands Israel give Russia control of Jerusalem church | World News
Dede Robertson, the wife of televangelist Pat Robertson, has died at the age of 94. Nearly two months after filing a lawsuit over who controls the 12,000-member Celebration Church in Jacksonville, Fla., founding pastor Stovall Weems announced Monday that he has resigned from every role he had with the church. The parachurch ministry organization Youth For Christ has raised nearly $170,000 to help support 75 staff and volunteers who were forced to flee their homes amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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- Dede Robertson, wife of televangelist Pat Robertson, dies at age 94
- Burger King apologizes for 'offensive campaign' using Jesus' words at the Last Supper
- Pastor Stovall Weems steps down from Celebration Church after filing lawsuit
- City rejects atheist group's demand to remove crosses from mountain
- Former fertility doctor at the center of latest Netflix documentary
- Ministry raises $170K for Ukraine volunteers