Tuesday, July 27, 2021

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Billy Graham's grandson shares Gospel with hospital staff while battling COVID in ICU

U.S.

Christian web designer opposed to creating same-sex wedding websites loses at 10th Circuit

A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 10th Circuit has ruled that a Christian web designer must create websites that conflict with her religious views.

A Message from Westside Christian Fellowship

Something Has To Break

When we say something has to break, sometimes it's not the problem itself. Sometimes the problem is used to break us. Maybe the sooner you get to realize that the sooner you will have a breakthrough. Listen Now

Church & Ministries

Tony Evans suggests ‘biblical response’ to critical race theory as tensions mount

As tensions continue to mount nationally over critical race theory, prominent Dallas Pastor Tony Evans of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship has suggested a “biblical response” to the controversial “social construct” called “Kingdom race theology.”

Entertainment

Lecrae says he’s moved from deconstructing to reconstructing his faith: ‘I love Jesus, but I’m not churchy’

Christian artist Lecrae will be going on tour with Maverick City for their Welcome to New Maverick City tour and recently revealed that while he's gone from deconstructing to reconstructing his faith, he's still "not churchy.”

Church & Ministries

Ohio megachurch apologizes after speaker criticizes cross-sex hormones, puberty blockers

An Ohio megachurch has apologized after a guest speaker from a socially conservative advocacy organization drew backlash and protests from the LGBT community and its supporters.

World

Christian group cautiously optimistic after Sudanese gov’t allows building of Orthodox Church

In a country where churches are often destroyed, the Orthodox Church in Sudan was finally granted permission to build a church on its own land in a residential area after previously being denied that right by the government.

World

Chile: Parents win right to make education decisions for their children

The constitutional court of Chile has ruled in favor of the rights of parents to choose the kind of education their children receive, preventing the government from imposing a secular worldview in sex education and other topics.

A Message from Dallas Theological Seminary

Advancing the Gospel in a Pandemic & Post-Pandemic World

Pastoral leaders had to move quickly to shift their thinking and approach to gospel ministry while being flooded with a tsunami of daunting challenges in a world turned upside down. Read Now.

Voice

Are wildfires and drought the judgment of God? An urgent lesson for every follower of Jesus

With all our scientific advances, we cannot stop droughts or prevent wildfires. With all our medical expertise, we cannot yet end the present pandemic or forecast the next one. We may live longer on average, but none of us are guaranteed another day. However, I do not sense true urgency among many Christians in America. We may believe theologically that Jesus could return tomorrow or we could die today, but we need to translate this belief into practice.

Something Has To Break

In the 1970s, the top problems in public schools are Chewing Gum and Making Noise. You don't want to know what they are today. Rape, Robbery, and Assault lead the list. I get very discouraged but I have to encourage myself in the Lord. Because there might not be a place where our nation turns to God. It might just be remnants of people, and God brings you revival, and not trusting in a political party or in a person but in trusting in God almighty.

Often, spiritual pressure must be applied before there is a breakthrough in heavenly warfare. Listen to this life-changing message, Something has to Break: https://youtu.be/lV70o68ipqA

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