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  Jan 12, 2021

  Russell Moore: 'If I were a member of Congress, I would vote to impeach' President Trump

  Influential Southern Baptist leader Russell Moore issued a blistering criticism of President Donald Trump and the mob that stormed the U.S. Capitol last week and said that if he were a Member of Congress, he “would vote to impeach” the President. 

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  Jan 12, 2021

  'Heavy hearted' Steven Curtis Chapman releases worshipful song amid 'brokenness and division'

  As the violent storming of the U.S. Capitol rocked the country, Christian music artist Steve Curtis Chapman released a worshipful new song calling for peace and unity.

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  Jan 12, 2021

  Chinese Christians, missionaries falsely blamed for COVID resurgence

  In China’s Hebei province, local Christians and foreign missionaries are being blamed for a resurgence of COVID-19 infections that resulted in a strict lockdown enacted on Jan. 6.

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  Jan 11, 2021

  Medical testimony against UK gender clinic in court case released: 'Live experiment on children' 

  Medical testimony shared in recent U.K. court proceedings against a gender clinic in London regarding the prescribing of puberty-blocking drugs to gender-confused minors has been published. 

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  Jan 11, 2021

  Matt Chandler, Samuel Rodriguez call for repentance in sermons after Capitol storming

  On the first Sunday since a mob of Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol, influential pastor Samuel Rodriguez called on the Church to “repent” for “making the person who occupies the White House” more important than God. 

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  Jan 10, 2021

  How should Christians question their salvation? John Piper answers

  Theologian John Piper is weighing in on how often Christians should question their salvation, stressing that Scripture points out some substantial distinctions as to what that means. 

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  Jan 9, 2021

  China imposes strict lockdowns on city of 11M amid rise in COVID-19 infections

  China has imposed a strict lockdown in Shijiazhuang, the largest metropolis in northern China’s Hebei Province, barring its 11 million residents from leaving the city after it reported 63 coronavirus infections.

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  Jan 9, 2021

  Author Charles Martin challenges Christians to forgive like Jesus in divided society

  New York Times bestselling author Charles Martin is challenging Christians to demonstrate Christ-like forgiveness — an act he believes has the power to “turn the world upside-down,” just like the first-century believers. 

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  Jan 8, 2021

  British police warn of fines over $8,000 for going outdoors without 'reasonable excuse' during third lockdown

  British police have warned the public that they will face a fine of $271 (£200) for going outdoors during the country's third lockdown unless they have a "reasonable excuse," and fines will double for every violation that follows up to $8,675 (£6,400).

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  Jan 8, 2021

  Al Mohler dismayed by 'American nightmare' on US Capitol, but stands by Trump vote

  Though dismayed by the “American nightmare” that took place on Capitol Hill, Southern Baptist leader Al Mohler said he stands by his vote for President Donald Trump, as he “could not” vote for Joe Biden in a binary system.