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  • Trump's Bold Plans for Gaza, Bondi Sworn in as Attorney General, School District Backlash for ‘Coming Out’ Exercise
    2025/02/06

    Top headlines for Thursday, February 6, 2025

    In this episode, we we explore President Trump's vision to transform the Gaza Strip into the Riviera of the Middle East, contemplating potential impacts and challenges. Then, we turn our attention to Washington, where Pam Bondi has been sworn in as the new attorney general, marking a significant shift in the U.S. political landscape.

    In education news, a California school district faces controversy over an alleged LGBT “coming out” role-play, sparking debates about school curriculum and inclusivity. Lastly, we highlight Christian artist Lauren Daigle, who is set to captivate audiences with her rendition of America the Beautiful at the Caesars Superdome this Sunday.

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    • Shattering decades of Middle East policy, Trump vows US will ‘tak | World
    • JD Vance: US religious liberty push abroad has been 'corrupted' | Politics
    • Trump says Pam Bondi will restore 'equal justice' as atty. gen. | Politics
    • Judge blocks Trump’s birthright citizenship order nationwide | Politics
    • School district faces backlash for LGBT 'coming out' exercise | Education
    • Liam Goligher officially deposed, suspended from Lord's Supper | Church & Ministries
    • CCM artist Lauren Daigle to perform at Super Bowl pre-game show | Entertainment
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  • RFK Jr.'s Nomination Advances, NY Orders Hospitals to Offer Sex-Change Surgeries, Shawn Bolz Prophecy Controversy
    2025/02/05

    Top headlines for Wednesday, February 5, 2025
    In this episode, we explore the political landscape as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. edges closer to securing a significant position in the Trump administration, with a key Senate committee advancing his nomination. Next, we turn our attention to New York, where Attorney General Letitia James is pushing for hospitals to maintain access to puberty blockers and cosmetic surgeries for minors, igniting a heated debate on healthcare rights. Also, we address the controversy surrounding Bethel Church and minister Shawn Bolz, following allegations that Bolz used social media to fabricate prophecies he attributed to Jesus.
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    • RFK Jr. nomination heads to Senate floor, clears key committee | Politics
    • NY AG orders hospitals to continue offering sex-change surgeries | Politics
    • Bethel Church addresses Shawn Bolz false prophecies allegations | Church & Ministries
    • Franklin Graham backs Tulsi Gabbard as Christians voice concern | Politics
    • Lutheran orgs. respond to Elon Musk's 'illegal' activity claim | Politics
    • Prayer app Hallow may be banned in Europe | Entertainment
    • Paul Brandeis Raushenbush says Franklin Graham doesn't love LGBT | Politics
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  • Tucker Carlson Slams Episcopal Church, L.A. Deportation Protests, Grammy Wins for Gospel Artists
    2025/02/04

    Top headlines for Tuesday, February 4, 2025

    In this episode, a major legal decision as a federal court mandates San Francisco to reinstate employees dismissed over their COVID vaccine stance. Next, we delve into a controversial claim by Tucker Carlson, who argues the Episcopal Church's deviation from core Christian principles after a recent sermon by Bishop Budde.


    In church leadership news, Chris Hodges, the visionary behind Alabama's Church of the Highlands, announces his decision to step down as lead pastor. Finally, we celebrate the triumphs of faith-inspired artists like CeCe Winans and DOE at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, hosted by Trevor Noah.


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    • San Francisco must rehire Christians fired not taking COVID shot | Politics
    • Tucker Carlson says Episcopal Church 'not Christian at all' | Politics
    • Gateway Church names 4 new interim elders | Church & Ministries
    • Church of the Highlands Pastor Chris Hodges steps down | Church & Ministries
    • Freed hostages confronted by mob in Gaza: 'Shocking scenes' | World
    • Sam Rodriguez: Latinos shouldn't fear Trump immigration policies | Politics
    • CeCe Winans, DOE win Grammy Awards | Entertainment
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  • Trump Pushes School Choice Expansion, Nation Grieves Crash Victims, Arizona Ruling on Bible Quoting in Meetings
    2025/02/03

    Top headlines for Monday, February 3, 2025

    In this episode, President Donald Trump has tasked the Department of Education and other federal agencies with exploring avenues to enhance school choice, a move likely to spark significant debate. Meanwhile, the country grapples with sorrow as the identities of victims from the tragic American Airlines, Army helicopter crash come to light.

    In Arizona, a legal ruling finds that a school's decision to warn an official about quoting the Bible during public meetings did not violate federal law, highlighting ongoing tensions around free speech and religion in public spaces. Lastly, we explore the shifting landscape of free speech in America, with conservatives expressing newfound optimism following President Trump's recent election victory.

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    • Trump pushes school choice expansion in new executive order | Education
    • Nation grieves as crash victims are identified | U.S.
    • Hospitals suspend sex-change surgeries after Trump's order | U.S.
    • Evangelical refugee org. told to halt federally funded activities | Politics
    • Judge sides with Arizona school board in Bible row with member | U.S.
    • CofE bishop of Liverpool resigns amid claims sexual harassment | Church & Ministries
    • Conservatives more optimistic about free speech after Trump win | Politics
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  • American Eagle Air Tragedy, Trump Signs Order to Fight “Indoctrination,” RFK Jr. Confirmation Hearing
    2025/01/31

    Top headlines for Friday, January 31, 2025


    In this episode, we delve into a tragic collision over Washington, D.C., where an American Eagle passenger jet and a Black Hawk helicopter met a devastating fate over the Potomac River, claiming 67 lives. We discuss President Trump's recent executive order aimed at implementing patriotic education in schools to counter perceived radical indoctrination, examining potential impacts on educational content.


    Moving on, we highlight key moments from Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s confirmation hearing for the role of U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, offering insights into his vision and priorities for the department. Finally, we tackle the concerning trends in American education, as experts voice alarm over declining reading skills and stagnant math performance among students.


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    • All passengers dead in American, Black Hawk crash into Potomac | U.S.
    • Trump signs order to fight 'radical indoctrination' in schools | Politics
    • Top 5 highlights from RFK Jr.'s first confirmation hearing | Politics
    • Ohio AG backs pastor facing legal battle over homeless ministry | U.S.
    • Evangelical refugee org. told to halt federally funded activities | Politics
    • Shady nonprofits push child sex change: no questions
    • Education experts worry as American children fall in reading | Education
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  • Trump's EO on Youth Sex Change Surgeries, Target's DEI Policy Shift, More Allegations Against TD Jakes
    2025/01/30

    Top headlines for Thursday, January 30, 2025


    In this episode, we discuss Donald Trump's recent executive order aimed at restricting government involvement in sex change procedures for minors, sparking a nationwide debate on medical ethics and parental rights. Next, we analyze Target's decision to scale back its diversity and inclusion policies, exploring the potential impact on its brand and customer relations.


    Lastly, we cover a lawsuit involving Richard Youngblood, who joins his brother in accusing megachurch pastor TD Jakes of inappropriate conduct, raising serious questions about accountability in religious institutions.


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    • Trump order cracks down on sex change surgeries for minors | Politics
    • Target rolling back DEI policy, backs out of LGBT pride event | Business
    • Leavitt doubles down on Trump's birthright citizenship order | Politics
    • Hamas can never govern Gaza or threaten Israel again: Rubio | Politics
    • Trump border czar reacts to Selena Gomez crying over deportations | Politics
    • Brother of TD Jakes’ accuser says pastor tried to assault him | Church & Ministries
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  • NYT Claims Trump Lied on Abortion Claims, Canada Religious Symbol Ban, Chris Pratt Thanks God Amid Wildfires
    2025/01/29

    Top headlines for Wednesday, January 29, 2025


    In this episode, we begin with a contentious claim from The New York Times, accusing former President Trump of misrepresenting the Democrats' stance on abortion, a debate reignited as Democrats halted a born-alive infant protection bill. Switching to personal trials, we discuss former Pastor Steven Lawson, who, following a scandalous affair, takes a new path by relocating after his exit from Trinity Bible Church in Dallas.

    On a different note, we explore the legal and cultural implications of Canada's Supreme Court deliberating on Quebec's controversial ban on religious symbols for public officials. Lastly, we touch on a moment of relief amidst calamity, as actor Chris Pratt shares his gratitude for his home's safety during the devastating LA fires.


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    • NYT says Trump lied about Dems' support for abortions after birth | Politics
    • Webpage for changing sex on Social Security card removed | Politics
    • Pastor Steve Lawson moved out of Texas after resignation: friend | Church & Ministries
    • Worsening persecution in North Korea calls for change in strategy | World
    • Canada's top court to rule on religious symbols ban | World
    • PCUSA backs Episcopal Bishop Mariann Budde who rebuked Trump | Church & Ministries
    • Chris Pratt says by God's grace house was spared from wildfires | Entertainment
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  • Pro-Life Leaders Cautious of Trump, Prosperity Gospel Poll Among Pastors, Israeli Soldiers Freed by Hamas
    2025/01/28

    Top headlines for Tuesday, January 28, 2025


    In this episode, we explore the policies pro-life leaders are advocating for in President Donald Trump's potential second term, examining potential shifts in abortion-related legislation. Next, we analyze a revealing new poll from Lifeway Research that uncovers pastors' beliefs in the prosperity gospel and what it means for modern faith communities. Finally, we highlight the remarkable resilience of the four Israeli soldiers recently freed after being held hostage by Hamas, showcasing their inspiring strength and the broader implications for regional stability.


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    • Pro-life leaders hopeful but cautious in Trump's second term | U.S.
    • Coral Ridge Presbyterian pastor says Budde sermon sowed division | Church & Ministries
    • Poll reveals Protestant pastors' views on the prosperity gospel | Church & Ministries
    • Mahomes credits God as Chiefs advance to 3rd Super Bowl in a row | Sports
    • Israeli soldiers freed from Hamas share their testimony | World
    • John MacArthur undergoing physical therapy after being bedridden | Church & Ministries
    • Charlie Sheen, Denise Richards’ daughter gets baptized | Entertainment
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