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We often hear about the increasing number of confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths, but this report from Johns Hopkins shares news we do not often hear. Almost 1.5 MILLION  individuals from the U.S. with confirmed COVID-19 cases have recovered! This is news we can be thankful for!  Share your praise below in the comments! Share … Continued

An unidentified thief posted a lengthy apology after stealing American flags from a Fourth of July tribute set up by an Alabama church to honor its veterans, and now the congregation is inviting the remorseful robber to attend a Sunday service. The thief ultimately returned the stolen flags to First Baptist Church in Grand Bay … Continued

Did you know that after Paul and Silas were miraculously delivered from jail, they put themselves right back in? I had never seen this before! We’ve been taught since Sunday School that the supernatural earthquake that freed these two disciples from prison was the end goal. But it wasn’t! We know that they went to … Continued

Minnesota Senate Republican Caucus  recently posted the video below explaining how Senator Scott Jensen recently spoke out about COVID-19 and has in the past week been notified that he is beginning to be investigated by the Board of Medical Practices.  The two allegations against him are for; spreading misinformation about death certificate and providing “reckless … Continued

Dr. Francis Collins is an “acclaimed scientist and a public Christian.” This is an excerpt from a long interview about COVID-19, Dr. Fauci, and Dr. Collins’ personal faith. Even before he became the point person in a global effort to find a coronavirus vaccine, Dr. Francis Collins occupied an interesting perch in government. One of … Continued

Most Americans expect schools to reopen in the fall, but a stunning number of teachers and students may not be there. In an exclusive USA TODAY/Ipsos poll, 1 in 5 teachers say they are unlikely to go back to school if their classrooms reopen in the fall, a potential massive wave of resignations. Though most teachers … Continued

The desire to help those in need is something most police officers have in common. They often face violence, disaster and destruction to do their job.   Which, by the way, is keeping us safe.  It is a noble line of work that requires a great deal of continual training.  It is hard on the body … Continued

Corinth, like America, was steeped in immorality, idolatry and hostility to the simplicity of the gospel. Paul pulled no punches in boldly communicating truth accompanied by signs and wonders arresting the attention of multitudes. “My speech and my preaching was not with enticing words of man’s wisdom, but in demonstration of the spirit and of … Continued

Rumors swirled 1 that conservative Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito were considering retirement sometime soon. Thomas, 72, was appointed by George H.W. Bush in the early 1990s. Alito, 70, was appointed by George W. Bush in the early 2000s. Both are conservative stalwarts and vacancies of either of their positions could throw the new … Continued

Have you been praying for China and its role globally? Now would be a good time to press in. Last month, one top diplomat said China is giving us a glimpse of “the future of what oppression’s going to look like.” Now it appears the influence of that communist giant is closer than we may … Continued

Has the Supreme Court broken new ground with its last decision of the session? According to The Hill, “The Supreme Court handed down a split decision Thursday that upheld a New York state prosecutor’s authority to access President Trump’s tax returns but dealt a defeat to congressional Democrats who also sought Trump’s records.”  The decision … Continued

A spokesperson for the U.S. Supreme Court confirmed Chief Justice John Roberts was hospitalized overnight on June 21 after what was termed “a nasty fall” which required sutures. What is curious is that the notification came two weeks after the incident which occurred just before a Supreme Court ruling favoring abortion in which Roberts did … Continued