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  Steven Lawson Removed from Church Role Due to ‘Inappropriate Relationship’ One of evangelicalism’s most well-known pastors was removed from his pastoral duties this week due to what church elders called an “inappropriate relationship” with a woman. Michael Foust Sep 23, 2024
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  How Apollo Quiboloy’s Arrest Exposes the Dangers of Self-Appointed Leaders Apollo Quiboloy, leader of the "Kingdom of Jesus Christ" cult, falsely claimed to be the "Appointed Son of God." Starting with just fifteen followers, his influence grew to millions. However, in 2021, his... Ryan Denison Sep 23, 2024
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  Radio Host Charlamagne Tha God Discusses Mental Illness, Therapy, and Building Trust Radio and television personality Charlamagne tha God (Lenard McKelvey), best known for co-hosting the radio show "The Breakfast Club," opened up about his struggle with mental issues with former Hillsong NYC... Milton Quintanilla Sep 20, 2024
• ‘The Passion of the Christ’ Sequel Takes Shape as Mel Gibson Scouts Malta According to a new report, Mel Gibson is scouting locations in Malta for the sequel to the 2004 blockbuster The Passion of the Christ and could begin production as early as 2025. Michael Foust Sep 20, 2024
• Two Explosive Attacks on Hezbollah Raise Fear of a ‘New Era’ of War A second wave of attacks involving explosives targeting Hezbollah members took place in Lebanon on Wednesday, in which Lebanese leaders have blamed Israel. Milton Quintanilla Sep 20, 2024
• Moms Group Warns Disney’s ‘Agatha All Along’ Is Pushing an ‘LGBTQ Agenda’ A moms group is warning parents that Disney Plus' Agatha All Along isn't family-friendly, and the series' cast seems to confirm this. Michael Foust Sep 20, 2024
• How Israel's Strike on Hezbollah Calls for a Return to Biblical Values Israel recently targeted Hezbollah in Lebanon, bombing a weapons storage facility and triggering explosions in personal devices used by operatives. These attacks, resulting in significant casualties, serve... Jim Denison Sep 20, 2024
• Tragedy Strikes as Hezbollah’s Pagers Explode, Leaving Thousands of Casualties More than 2,700 people were reportedly injured, and at least 11 people were killed after thousands of pagers used by Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon exploded simultaneously in their hands and pockets on... Milton Quintanilla Sep 19, 2024
• Amanda Jenkins Seeks to Lead ‘The Chosen’ Fans Back to Scripture The co-author of a new interactive Bible study featuring clips from The Chosen says her goal is for fans to leave with a greater appreciation for Scripture than the series itself. Michael Foust Sep 19, 2024
• What's Your Generosity Story? Everyone lives generously in different ways. Thrivent clients share their stories of living out their calling.   Donna Hein Sep 19, 2024
• Creed’s Scott Stapp Reminds America of Its Biblical Foundation for True Unity Creed's lead singer, Scott Stapp, recently went viral over comments calling for greater unity and reminding Americans that the constitutional republic is built on biblical principles. Milton Quintanilla Sep 19, 2024
• Homeschooling Is Growing Rapidly in the United States, New Studies Reveal Homeschooling is rising in the United States, according to a pair of new studies. The studies reveal that many families shifted their perspective on education during the pandemic and have maintained that new... Michael Foust Sep 19, 2024