
Ian M. Giatti
Christian Post Reporter
A veteran media and entertainment talent, Ian Michael Giatti is also a seasoned ministry leader whose first passion is teaching the Word of God for audiences of all ages. In addition to his career in broadcast and digital journalism, Ian has served as a Sunday School teacher, in ministry leadership, and has led Bible studies for inmates and staff at local jails. After departing California during the COVID-19 pandemic, Ian, his wife and four kids are now proud Texans.
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Evangelical leader criticizes Trump for flipping off factory worker: 'Coarsening of civic conduct'
A prominent conservative Evangelical political leader has criticized President Donald Trump's explicit gesture to a Ford factory worker in Michigan this week, calling out the "coarsening of our civic conduct."

Oklahoma city council rejects proposal to build 15-acre Islamic center, mosque
City officials in Oklahoma have rejected a plan to build a 15-acre development with an Islamic center and mosque.

Ex-Trump advisor Steve Bannon warns of 'invasion,' urges ban on Islamic law in Texas
Former White House adviser Steve Bannon is warning Texas of what he called an “invasion” of Islamists that he contends are hurting Western society.

Feds ask court to end oversight of desegregation in Texas school district as 'demographic composition' shifts
Federal prosecutors are calling for an end to more than five decades of court oversight over a Texas school district’s half-century-old desegregation policies that the U.S. government says are outdated.

Teachers' union sues Texas over investigation into educators' reactions to Charlie Kirk shooting
A Texas teachers union that lobbied against state laws allowing religious curriculum in public schools says a new investigation into several teachers’ comments in the wake of the Charlie Kirk shooting violates their First Amendment rights.

Historic Texas UMC church gets OK to keep LGBT rainbow-color steps painted to defy governor
A historic Dallas church will keep its rainbow-painted front steps as a temporary art installation after getting approval from city planners.

'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams announces plan to convert to Christianity before he dies
Scott Adams, the creator of the nationally syndicated "Dilbert" comic strip, says he hopes that living a "good life" will lead him to Heaven as he announced plans to convert to Christianity in the face of terminal prostate cancer.

'Deeply concerning': Street preachers handcuffed, detained outside Dallas arena for violating noise ordinance
A Texas evangelist who was arrested while preaching the Gospel in downtown Dallas called the arrest “deeply concerning” and urged law enforcement to “respect” the U.S. Constitution.

Bi-vocational pastor, real estate agent reinstated after $5K fine for 'hateful' comments on LGBT-themed coloring book
After more than three years of legal disputes, a Montana real estate association has reinstated a bi-vocational pastor after disciplining him over comments he made about an LGBT-themed coloring book for children.

Okla. lawmaker urges constituents to pray after massive Islamic development gets preliminary OK
An Oklahoma state lawmaker is urging his constituents to turn to prayer after city planning officials gave preliminary approval to a massive development in northern Oklahoma that includes a mosque and a retail center.



















