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Nigerian Christian killed in Fulani ambush attack as violence skyrockets

Suspected Fulani extremists murdered a Christian man in an ambush-style attack as he and two others walked home from work.

US, 31 other countries sign document declaring ‘there is no international right to abortion’

By Ryan Foley

The United States, along with 31 other countries, signed on Thursday a document declaring that “there is no international right to abortion.”

Pope appoints Wilton Gregory as America’s first black cardinal

By Anugrah Kumar

Archbishop Wilton Gregory of Washington, D.C., is going to be the first African-American cardinal. Pope Francis announced his name among the 13 new members of the Catholic Church’s highest governing body.

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Amy Coney Barrett’s final Senate confirmation vote set for Monday evening

By Anugrah Kumar

After the Senate voted on Sunday to limit debate on President Trump’s Supreme Court appointee, the confirmation vote for Amy Coney Barrett has been set for late Monday.

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The actual number of Christians are few

By Robin Schumacher

That found while 61% of American millennials consider themselves to be Christian, just 2% of them were found to hold a biblical worldview.
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‘We are in a battle with Satan’: The biblical truth we too often ignore

By Billy Hallowell

In our feel-good, live-in-the moment culture, it’s easy to gloss over the parts of scripture that implore us to consider what we cannot always see: the invisible hand of evil.
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What is QAnon? Why it's dangerous and how Christians can respond

By Jim Denison

QAnon followers focus on ambiguous predictions made by Q that, when unfulfilled, are unfalsifiable.
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Culture may change but God’s word does not change

By Michael Brown

The truth be told, in many ways, we are no better than previous generations while, in some ways, we are worse. That’s why the 20th century was the bloodiest century in world history.
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The power and importance of personal conviction for leaders

By Adam Groza

Burke is right, and history bears this out: One man with conviction is a majority. Martin Luther King Jr.’s personal conviction of non-violent protest led to monumental civil rights legislation.
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The reason you might feel a little crazy

By Tony Miltenberger

What I want to suggest to you today is that prolonged stress will turn your cracks into canyons.
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The threat of court packing

By Jerry Newcombe

In one fell swoop, they could undermine the United States, which President Lincoln labeled the “the last best hope of mankind.”

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David Platt on how Christians should approach election: 'I don’t want to see the church further divided'

By Michael Gryboski

Pastor David Platt wants Christians to consider seven questions before they vote and longs to see a united church in a "toxic" political climate.

Nigeria's End SARS protests not like BLM in America, Christians say

By Jackson Elliott

Until this week, protests have mostly been peaceful. In the last few days, they escalated as government crackdowns have clashed with groups of armed men. 56 people have died. “The people are in shock and are devastated. There is much greater distrust in the government now,” said Nigerian Modupe Ehirim

Trump vs. Biden on 3 key issues important to Christian voters

By John Wesley Reid

As Election Day draws near, President Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger former Vice President Joe Biden are being scrutinized by voters who are looking at their records and positions on many issues, including abortion, religious freedom, and illegal immigration.

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