
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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Pastor: Texas officials 'weaponizing office' to shut down church as polling site
A Texas pastor believes city officials are “weaponizing their political office” in an effort to prevent his church from being a designated polling location in the November election.

School board members who voted to remove supt. over objection to same-sex kiss attend LGBT-affirming church
Two members of a North Texas school board that voted to remove a superintendent who objected to a same-sex kiss during a school play belong to the same LGBT-affirming denominational church.

Texas city threatens to pull church permit over polling place dispute
Attorneys for a North Texas church could file a lawsuit after officials threatened to pull a license that would shut down the church following a dispute over its status as an early voting site.

Ralph Reed talks using AI for the ‘building of God’s Kingdom on Earth’
Ralph Reed, the founder and chairman of the Faith & Freedom Coalition, says it would be “spiritual and civic malpractice” not to use tools, such as artificial intelligence, for the “building of God’s Kingdom here on Earth.”

Big tech, not gov't overreach, poses biggest threat to religious liberty in 2024 and beyond, legal experts warn
While America’s history of religious freedom is often regarded as unparalleled, the application of that freedom in today’s global context raises important questions. What does that history entail? Is religious freedom the right for everyone to practice their beliefs, regardless of what they are?

Jeremy Dys talks DEI and debanking
Jeremy Dys, senior counsel at First Liberty, talks about DEI and the pressure banks faced under the Biden administration that led to the debanking of customers.

'Threat to democracy' or media phantom? Christian nationalism debate takes violent turn
What happens when “one nation under God” becomes “one God over a nation”? That’s essentially the question at the heart of the controversy surrounding Christian nationalism.

Teachers union slams Texas plan to incorporate Bible references into school curriculum
A Texas teachers union that opposes a plan to allow Christian references in elementary school curriculum is a staunch supporter of the homosexual and trans movement.

RNC official blames 'hateful, antisemitic people' for response to Sikh prayer
Attorney and conservative political activist Harmeet Dhillon isn’t mincing words over criticism of her Sikh prayer.

'Saved'? 'Converted'? For Evangelical media, them's fightin' words
There we were, at an Evangelical media workshop, Christian journalists being told not to evangelize others for fear of causing offense. That the words of the Gospel aren’t “inclusive” enough for the mission field. And we wonder why the mission and the message of the Church is weak in America.



























