Today’s news briefs include a surprise gold medal for women’s cycling; Iran could attack Israel any moment and Missouri Squad member Bush may lose election today. Attack on Israel could come any ...
Read More »Anti-Israel activists disrupt Christians United for Israel conference
Anti-Israel activists protested outside the Christians United for Israel conference near Washington, D.C., in late July. “We cannot call ourselves followers of God’s holy and enduring mandate if we fail to stand ...
Read More »Today’s News Briefs: Iran attack today?; Hurricane hits; Unemployment up
Today’s news briefs include Iran attack on Israel today?; “Historic” Hurricane Debby; Unemployment stokes recession fears; Asian leader flees her country. Iran attack on Israel could come today An attack by Iran ...
Read More »Baptist missions team sharing gospel during Paris Olympics
Despite some being upset with the imagery in the Olympics’ opening ceremonies, other Christians are actually making a difference in the lives of the athletes, including the Baptist International Mission Board which ...
Read More »Multiple St. Louis lawsuits accuse Catholic priests, nuns of abuse
Sixty people have filed lawsuits in St. Louis and surrounding counties alleging they were abused as children by dozens of Catholic priests, nuns and others, the Catholic News Agency and Associated Press ...
Read More »News Briefs: Military wants refund from “The Rock”; Hostages home; Black bears
Today’s News Briefs include the Military seeking refund from “The Rock”; US hostages home; Black bear encounters; US Debt $142 trillion; Child tax credit fails. US Hostages swapped for Russian terrorists Americans ...
Read More »Here’s the scoop: Former Blue Bell CEO puts God above ice cream
Although Ben & Jerry’s ice cream often supports progressive causes and promotes divestment from Israel, Blue Bell is promoting the work of the church. In his new book, “One Scoop at a ...
Read More »Affordable housing in God’s backyard: repurposing church property
As housing becomes a premium across the country, congregations are re-imagining their church space to find bible-based solutions. Faced with declining membership, aging buildings and large, underutilized properties, many U.S. houses of ...
Read More »Israel takes out leaders of both Hamas and Hezbollah
Within days of each other, Israel has undertaken two operations that have killed the leaders of both Hamas and Hezbollah. On Thursday, Israel revealed how it killed Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, mastermind ...
Read More »Did the media report Kamala Harris as Indian-American?
In a viral clip today, Vice President Kamala Harris appears four years ago with actress Mindy Kaling. It the cooking segment, Harris acknowledges that she is Indian. See the video below. But, ...
Read More »News Briefs: British protests of murders; Hawaii fire lawsuit; 9/11 plea deal
Today’s News Briefs include British protests over murdered girls; Settlement for Laihana fire victims; 9/11 families react to plea deal. Violent protests continue across England after girls murdered Tbousands of Britains continue ...
Read More »Evangelical support for Israel, Jewish people remains steady
Evangelical Christians remain firmly behind Israel in its war against Hamas, in part because of the belief that “God’s covenant with the Jewish people remains intact today,” according to a survey. Motti ...
Read More »Intelligence agency: Iran seeking to disrupt US elections
The The Wall Street Journal reports an American intelligence agency says Iran is attempting to sabotage the election campaign of former U.S. President Donald Trump. The assessment was revealed the Office of the ...
Read More »IHOPKC prayer room disassociates with church, board decides
The prayer room at the International House of Prayer Kansas City no longer operates under the umbrella of any church, the organization’s board decided. This decision follows the closing of other parts ...
Read More »Six warning signs of potential crises in Christian organizations
The recent news has been filled with stories about the moral failings of prominent Christian leaders, both locally and nationally. Media consultant Phil Cooke identified six types of risky behavior that can ...
Read More »News Briefs include: Israel kills leaders of Hamas, Hezbollah; Apology for Massey death
Today’s News Briefs include Israel taking out the top military commander of Hezbollah and Hamas’s leader; Sheriff apologizes for Massey killing; Boy killed on Cancun beach. Israel kills top Hamas leader Hamas ...
Read More »Back-to-school tax holiday is this weekend
As hard as it may be for parents to believe, back-to-school time is right around the corner. This Friday through Sunday, Missouri is giving them a break with its annual sales tax-free ...
Read More »Today’s News Briefs: Secret Service testimony; Venezuelan election stolen; Airline drops green goals
Today’s news briefs include Secret Service testimony in Congress; Proof Venezuelan elections stolen; and airline drops costly “green” emissions goal. Secret Service to give testimony to Congress Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe ...
Read More »Singer John Rich wrote “Revelation” to counter “satanic” content
Country music star John Rich said God inspired him to write the song “Revelation” to counter “satanic” content promoted by the mainstream media. Rich, a multiplatinum artist and half of the duo Big ...
Read More »Chiefs Harrison Butker criticizes Olympics opening ceremony
The Olympics has given contradictory statements if a scene in the opening ceremonies of the games was a depiction of Leonardo da Vinci’s “Last Supper.” The burlesque performance was an “interpretation of ...
Read More »Nigerian, other Christians slaughtered while Christians focus on Last Supper
As Christians in the West were fuming over what they saw as a blasphemous interpretation of The Last Supper at the Olympics, as many as 76 Christians died for their faith in ...
Read More »News Briefs: Israel & Hezbollah; Measles cases; Venezuela elections; changes to SCOTUS
Today’s News Briefs include Measles on rise in U.S.; Israel prepares response to Hezbollah after rocket attack kills 12 children on soccer field; SCOTUS changes proposed; Venezuelans protest election result. Israel to ...
Read More »Plane crash kills members of The Nelons family gospel group
A plane crash has taken the lives of three members of the four-person gospel singing group The Nelons. Their plane went down Friday afternoon in northeast Wyoming on its way to meet ...
Read More »Oklahoma schools receive guidelines on using the Bible
Oklahoma this week sent out guidelines to the state’s school districts on incorporating the Bible into classroom instruction. The guidelines outline how the Bible can be used in a non-religious role to ...
Read More »French Bible Society to distribute 200,00 Bibles during Olympics
Athletes and spectators participating in the summer Olympics in Paris will receive a special edition of the New Testament, thanks to the French Bible Society. The organization plans to hand out 140,000 ...
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