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  Are Cellphone Bans in Schools the Key to Better Mental Health? More local and state governments, from both sides of the political aisle, are acknowledging the harmful effects of cellphones in schools and adopting policies to limit their use.   John Stonestreet and Jared Hayden Aug 01, 2024
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  Paris Plunged into Darkness Hours after Controversial Olympics Opening Ceremony An Olympics Opening Ceremony featuring drag queens seemingly portraying Jesus and the disciples was followed by a major power outage, leading some observers to attribute the event to divine providence. Michael Foust Jul 31, 2024
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  Kamala Harris Calls on Pastor for Prayer as She Prepares for 2024 Presidential Race Vice President Kamala Harris may have been feeling the intense weight of choosing to run for the highest office in the country when she called her pastor and asked him for prayer after President Biden... Elizabeth Delaney Jul 31, 2024
• Jackie Hill Perry Aims to ‘Glorify the Lord’ in Her Return to Christian Hip-Hop Jackie Hill Perry has always had a passion for words. As a young girl, she would lie in bed writing songs. In high school, she tried her hand at rapping. In college, she wrote poems, and as a young adult,... Michael Foust Jul 31, 2024
• Brazilian Skateboarder Rayssa Leal Signs John 14:6 after Winning Bronze Title Many Christians have been offended by various aspects of the Paris Summer Olympics thus far. The opening ceremony faced criticism on social media, with some calling it one of the worst in history due to the... Elizabeth Delaney Jul 31, 2024
• Max Lucado Becomes Interim Teaching Pastor after Robert Morris’ Son Resigns Pastor and best-selling author Max Lucado was appointed interim teaching pastor at Gateway Church after James Morris, the son of Robert Morris, and his wife Bridgette resigned. Milton Quintanilla Jul 30, 2024
• French Bishops Issue Statement on Olympic Ceremony Backlash The opening of the 2024 Paris Olympics came under intense scrutiny last weekend due to what many assumed was a parody of the Last Supper featuring drag queens. Milton Quintanilla Jul 30, 2024
• Filmmaker Sean McNamara Advocates for Family-Friendly Entertainment in Hollywood The director behind some of Hollywood’s most beloved family films says he wants to help “bring back” movies that everyone can watch together, inspiring both parents and kids alike. Michael Foust Jul 30, 2024
• Candace Cameron Bure Speaks Out against Olympic Ceremony and Says ‘God Is Not Mocked’ Actress and filmmaker Candace Cameron Bure is speaking out about the controversial Opening Ceremony at the Paris Olympics, saying she was both “sad” and “mad” as she watched drag queens portray what appeared... Michael Foust Jul 30, 2024
• How to Change the World, One Person at a Time One person, one name, one life—your “one” who you know needs a relationship with Jesus to change the trajectory of their life. Get that name. Get that face. Commit to it. Write it down on a piece of paper.... Dr. James Emery White Jul 30, 2024
• Drag Queens Portraying Jesus and Disciples at Opening Ceremony Spark Outrage The Opening Ceremony at the Paris Games sparked outrage on social media Friday after featuring drag queens portraying Jesus and the disciples in a reenactment of Leonardo da Vinci’s painting The Last... Michael Foust Jul 29, 2024
• Gospel Music World in Shock after The Nelons’ Members Killed in Plane Crash Three members of the award-winning southern gospel group The Nelons were among those killed in a plane crash Friday as they traveled to a cruise in Alaska, Gaither Music announced in a statement. Michael Foust Jul 29, 2024