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Dave Ramsey promoted a timeshare quick-fix. His listeners called fraud. For years, radio host Dave Ramsey told listeners how to get out of timeshares — which he says they shouldn’t have signed up for in the first place. The evangelical Christian financial guru repeatedly told his millions of followers to use a timeshare-exit company.... Oklahoma Approves First Religious Charter School in the U.S. Oklahoma approved what
would be the nation’s first religious charter school on Monday, handing a victory to Christian conservatives but opening the door to a constitutional battle over whether taxpayer dollars can directly fund religious schools.... Utah School District Bans the Bible from Elementary and Middle Schools Many kingdom and political leaders—not to mention the Bible itself—have predicted it, and now it's coming to fruition. God's Word is being banned from the public square. And so, the attack on God Himself is ramping up....
Transfer of holy icon shows Russian Orthodoxy's new sway under Putin
President Vladimir Putin's decision to move one of Russia's holiest icons from a museum to a Moscow cathedral highlights his growing reliance on the Church as the Ukraine war drags on, but has
also raised fears about the safety of the fragile artifact.... Christian and Missionary Alliance Will Ordain Women The Christian and Missionary Alliance (CMA) has decided to ordain women and allow them to carry the title of “pastor.” More than 60 percent of the denomination’s delegates approved the two changes at the Alliance’s general council in Spokane, Washington, last week, after four years of official discussion and
debate....
Employees fired for using their pronouns in emails A Christian
Liberal Arts College in New York fired two employees in April for breaking the institution’s regulations by using their pronouns in the signatures of their emails. The case was made public after the dismissed staff accused the school on their social
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Theological Education Can’t Catch Up to Global Church Growth I recently received a handwritten letter from a pastor in India. His name is Roy, but I didn’t know this gentleman, and we had never corresponded. Somehow he contacted me and told me about the two congregations he leads in Andhra Pradesh and of his great desire to study the Bible.... Matt Walsh’s watershed documentary What Is a Woman? made its debut over a year ago, but he recently made it available for people to view for free on Twitter. It was supposed to be available only for 24 hours, but as I type this it is still available and has a staggering 161 million views.... Israelite Divination and the Mysterious Teraphim A biblical topic that intersects the practice of necromancy—though not specifically the ritual at Endor—is that of the teraphim.
These religious objects play a minor role in several stories and are also occasionally mentioned by the prophets, but their physical appearance and their purpose remain conjectural.... The Buendía Family Curse The morning of Friday, October 14, 2022, two young protesters from Stop Big Oil entered The National Gallery went to Vincent
van Gogh's "Sunflowers," threw tomato soup onto the painting, superglued their hands to the wall, and began to shout, "What is worth more: art or life?"... How to Make People Feel
“Seen” Rather than “Watched” As the tributes to Tim Keller continue to pour in, I was struck by a comment my wife Melissa made recently in a podcast with Collin Hansen. As they discussed Tim’s ministry, she made the observation that Tim had the ability to make a person feel ‘seen’ rather than ‘watched’...
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