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  • Patriot Post: A Moral Reckoning For Donald Trump

    ...A president’s language can steady a nation or deepen its divisions. Insults, threats against political opponents and contempt for dissent may energize a rally, but they do not build trust. The office demands more than the ability to command attention. It demands discipline, humility and an understanding that...

  • Daily Citizen: A.I. Will Never Bear God’s Image

    ...Calls to treat AI as if it has a conscious mind, or a soul, will likely only grow louder as the technology advances, and its use becomes more widespread. With it will come the temptation to let developers and elected officials determine how it should be “treated.” Here is where the Christian must step in.

  • Harbingers Daily: The Halls of Congress Will Soon Be Filled With Fierce Hostility Towards Biblical Truth

    ...Let’s take a closer look at some of the winners and who exactly Democrats will be sending to the U.S. Congress in January to enact laws and determine the direction of our country.

  • Gentle Reformation: Christianity Under the Progressive Gaze

    ...Progressive Christianity is set against historic orthodox Christianity. It reinterprets Christianity in light of contemporary cultural and moral assumptions. It denies the essential doctrines of historic Christianity...

  • HD: After Midterms, Social Media Erupts With Gleeful Celebration of Murder

    Right after historic election resuts—segments of the left moved swiftly from victory laps to something darker: They began openly celebrating death. Not in the abstract, but in explicit, gleeful detail.

  • Report: Church Insurance Premiums Soar, But Relief May Be Coming

    Changes are afoot in church insurance, and some congregations have borne the brunt. A combination of factors led to higher premiums for churches during the past five years, including weather, lawsuits...

  • Christ Over All: Forever Jihad—Islam’s Unfinished War On Christendom

    Without hyperbole, Islam has been at war with Christendom since A.D. 634...The first great clash with a Christian empire was not a misunderstanding. It was the opening campaign of a religious war still...

  • P&D: Forsaking Sinful Ambition and Fostering Christlike Humility

    ...Remember this—God hates pride and opposes the proud. He prizes humility and rewards it in time to come. Jesus said as much to James and John. So how can we be humble?

  • What the Midterms Revealed About American Christianity and Politics

    This week’s midterm election results revealed two realities about contemporary American Christianity and partisanship that could shape American politics in the next election cycle and beyond.

  • Christianity Today: A Manifesto For a Phone-Free Church

    What happens when you pull your phone out during a church service?  We may not want to admit it, but I suspect that most of us know the truth: Our thoughts get interrupted, and our attention is divided. We become more attentive to our devices than to the Lord or even the Christian family gathered around us. 

  • PNW: Two-Thirds of Churchgoers Fail Bible Literacy Questions

    Imagine walking into church this Sunday, listening to the sermon, and then being handed a basic Bible knowledge test. Would you pass? A new study says nearly two-thirds of American churchgoers would not.

  • Tabletalk Mag: Inerrancy and Divine Accommodation

    ...Some scholars reject inerrancy by appealing to accommodation. They want to relieve the dissonance that Christians sometimes perceive between an inerrant Scripture and theories from the natural sciences...

  • Justin Huffman: Your Job In Trials—Trust God

    ...God’s timing is usually not what we would expect, yet we must continue believing in his goodness and wisdom, and obeying his Word, even when we may go through lengthy periods of difficulty.

  • 9Marks: Discerning Between Godly and Worldly Grief

    ...Three ways to help pastors distinguish between worldly grief and godly grief based on Paul’s words in 2 Corinthians 7:10. Only godly grief produces true repentance, and such grief can be discerned by...

  • ReligionUnplugged: Have We Drugged Away Our Sense of the Divine?

    Roughly 17% of American adults take antidepressants. That undeniable biological reality runs right alongside contemporary religious life. Many Sunday worshippers washed down some mood-altering medication with their morning coffee before piling into the minivan to church.

  • Patriot Post: SCOTUS Tackles Colorado Gender Cult—Again

    The justices heard arguments regarding a case brought by Catholic preschools against a state program that excludes them due to their religious views on sex and marriage.

  • The Federalist: Legalized Weed Created a Disaster That Will Get Worse

    The damage legalized marijuana has inflicted on today’s youth cannot be quickly undone.

Sunday, November 8, 2026

  • Breitbart: New Israel Government To Be Headed By Netanyahu Rival

    Israeli President Isaac Herzog announced Saturday that he will give former military chief Gadi Eisenkot the first opportunity to form Israel’s next government, handing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu a significant political setback nearly two weeks after the country’s parliamentary elections.

  • CBN News: US Stock Markets Plunge By Trillions as Data Center Fears Grow

    Stocks took a massive hit Thursday, amid concerns the AI boom could be losing steam, especially now that Democrats have won control of Congress and control states where data centers are under construction.

  • Fox News: Protests Continue In France For Fourth Week

    Protesters in France are continuing to demonstrate in Paris and across the nation despite police prohibitions on gatherings in the capital. The Paris Police denied numerous formal requests for permits...

  • CP Voices: Three Lessons America Must Learn From Europe’s Unrest

    ...When considered alongside growing cultural tensions, immigration controversies, political radicalization, and public distrust, the protests raise a troubling question: Could all of this be connected to Western civilization losing the convictions that made it powerful and prosperous?

  • Washington Stand: Debacle—The 2026 Midterms and the Cost of Silence

    Historians will be mining the results of Tuesday’s election results for decades, sifting through a debris field that was as wide as it was deep. The defeat of Republican candidates reached red states that have been off-limits to the Democrats for decades...The margins were not close...

  • CBN: New Data Shows One-Fourth of Americans Have Seen Spiritual Attacks

    The question isn’t if people will experience spiritual warfare; it’s when. A new survey explores what Americans believe about spiritual warfare, specifically measuring how many have faced such attacks.

  • Log College: A.I. and the Omniscience of God

    ...This post examines what AI can—and cannot—tell us about human souls and divine
    creation. AI and the omniscience of God raises key questions that need answers.

  • PNW: A.I.-Generated Christian Music Tops the Charts

    A Christian song about heaven, grief, and the loss of a loved one climbed to number one on the U.S. iTunes music chart, competing against some of the biggest names in the industry. There is just one problem. The singer delivering those emotional lyrics may not be a real person at all.

  • David Cloud: Awana Then and Now

    ...Awana’s original statement of faith had warnings about false doctrine and required that churches using the Awana program be separate from liberal organizations. This was weakened in the 1990s...

  • The Gospel Coalition: How Tyndale's Bible Made Modern English

    ...The flowering of English at the end of the 16th century would have been impossible without the linguistic wheels that Tyndale set in motion at the beginning of the century.

  • Christ Over All: Preaching Christ Without Fear

    ...I was in prison for Christ, my conscience captive to his word, and my convictions forged by months of wrestling through the issues of our day with Bible in hand. Reports of my imprisonment went far and wide.

  • AG: How To Speak Comfort To a Suffering Friend

    When a friend or loved one is suffering, it can be challenging to say the right words. We want to have words that help rather than hurt.Scripture teaches how we can be truly wise and helpful to those who hurt.

  • Seven Cybersecurity Risks Every Church Leader Needs To Know About

    Church cybersecurity can sound like an IT problem, but it is increasingly a financial, legal,
    operational, and governance issue for churches. Risks extend far beyond suspicious emails.

  • ReligionUnplugged: Religion and the Changing Face of the Democrat Party

    ...Faith emerged as one of the defining storylines of this election, influencing how candidates how voters understood issues and how young people connected their personal beliefs with their political choices.

  • Tim Challies: New Book Proves That 'Heaven Tourism' Is Back

    ...You might be tempted to think that 18 days in heaven would provide a man with profound and original insights into the nature of God and man. But you would be mistaken.

  • Substack: What Led To Christianity Today’s Crisis?

    ...A larger story was Christianity Today’s declining market base even before the layoffs. This conflict would likely never have occurred if their subscription list had been growing. But it was not.

  • Fox: Research Reveals New Type of Depression Linked To Sleep Habits

    A person's sleep habits may help identify a newly proposed subtype of depression linked to the body's internal clock. 23% of patients met researchers' criteria for what they called "circadian depression."

Saturday, November 7, 2026

Friday, November 6, 2026