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Supreme Court sides with Christian student barred from preaching on Ga. college campus

A former student at a Georgia college prohibited from preaching on campus can seek compensation, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday.

Leah Sharibu’s parents renew pressure on Nigerian Pres. Buhari

By Emily Wood

On International Women’s Day, Leah Sharibu’s parents are renewing pressure on Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari to secure their daughter’s release from Islamic terrorists after nearly 300 recently kidnapped schoolgirls were released last week.

Utah legislature passes bill to require porn filters on mobile devices

By Emily Wood

The Utah legislature passed legislation last week that would require filter mechanisms on smart devices sold in the state to prevent users from accessing pornography and other information harmful to minors, a move sexual exploitation advocates applaud.

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Supreme Court rejects Trump's final legal challenge to 2020 election results

By Michael Gryboski

The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear the Trump campaign’s lawsuit against the Wisconsin Elections Commission over its handling of the 2020 election, dealing the final blow to the former president's election legal challenges.

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Understanding the 6 seasons of tests and temptations

By Joseph Mattera

The following are the six seasons for tests and temptations that I have observed during my Christian walk.
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Do I offend you?

By Robin Schumacher

I find that I still irk the world from time to time. And when I do, it’s usually for one of three reasons.
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Why I disagree with John MacArthur: I would fight for religious freedom

By Shane Idleman

I understand where he is coming from, but shouldn't we defend our freedom to worship Jesus when given the opportunity? And isn't that what he and other pastors like myself, Jack Hibbs, and Rob McCoy are doing by staying open during the pandemic . . . exercising and defending religious freedom?
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What does the Bible say about joy?

By Jim Denison

We can’t talk about joy unless we first talk about our need for joy, the reason why we need joy in our culture.
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Some inconvenient truths about abortion in America

By Michael Brown

But when it comes to the number of abortions and the amount of federal funding, it is unlikely that the results would have been dramatically different under Clinton rather than Trump.
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My church is making it through the pandemic. Is it OK for me to leave?

By Sam Rainer

A great reshuffling is beginning to take place. Many pastors are considering leaving their positions or transitioning to a new ministry. It’s not surprising.

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4 times media, gov't promoted claims that puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones are safe for kids

By Brandon Showalter

Much of the mainstream media has portrayed the medicalization of gender, some of which has been federally funded, as "life-saving" healthcare for children and teens suffering from gender dysphoria.

‘The Voice’ winner Jordan Smith releases Christian music, wants people to experience the Holy Spirit

By Jeannie Law

Pop singer and "The Voice" season 9 winner Jordan Smith says he's “returning” his gift back to the Lord by releasing his first Christian single and album to follow.

Christians respond after 6 Dr. Seuss books were 'canceled' for 'hurtful' portrayal

By Emily Wood

As conservatives voice outrage after six Dr. Seuss books were “canceled” over insensitive imagery, a culture and policy analyst with a leading conservative Christian family organization believes Christians should acknowledge some of Seuss’ work was problematic without demonizing him.

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