Campaigners have accused TikTok of helping children to be ‘brainwashed’ by hosting viral social-media videos that promote changing sex as ‘cool’. Material posted by transgender influencers on the social networking service – in which they provide advice on transitioning and accessing hormone therapies – has been seen by millions of young viewers. Some parents are concerned the involvement of … Continued
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is continuing to criticize the NFL’s and the country’s handling of COVID-19, saying in an interview Tuesday that it had become unscientific dogma. In the interview on “The Pat McAfee Show,” the football star noted that his resistance to vaccine mandates had become a cause and produced social-media calls for his silencing or … Continued
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) challenges coaches and athletes around the world to use the powerful platform of sport to spread the Gospel of Jesus Christ. While The ministry is known for sports camps and Fields of Faith events, FCA is also dedicated to sharing God’s word through Bible distribution. In 2021, it handed out 208,624 … Continued
Praise leader Sean Feucht’s “Let Us Worship” tour brought hope to so many Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic as the world struggled with restrictions, isolation, and loneliness. As churches were shut down and people were forbidden to pray or sing together in an unprecedented manner, Feucht and his team launched Let Us Worship during the summer of … Continued
Florida’s Republican governor accused Biden of ‘abdicating responsibility’: Florida Governor Ron DeSantis wants President Joe Biden to scrap his ‘useless’ vaccine mandates after he told the leaders of 25 states that there is ‘no federal solution’ to the COVID-19 pandemic, his office said on Tuesday. Four GOP governors called on him to roll back vaccine mandates in response: … Continued
Did you struggle to pray for the USA in 2021? If so, you’re not alone. Many, many people in the Body of Christ have struggled with disillusionment, discouragement, and even despair over our nation recently. The hopes of many have been dashed to a million pieces, and many are struggling to understand how and when … Continued
Many are looking forward to saying good-bye to 2021 with the hope that 2022 will be better. Of course, prayer is key to that equation, but so are the steps we take to see change. Are you feeling stuck? Frustrated that you haven’t been able to achieve the dreams you feel God has placed in … Continued
More than most years, in 2021, courageous legal advocacy groups succeeded in protecting religious liberties. These organizations champion the cause of average individuals persecuted for their faith in public settings. Consider Tanner Cross, a teacher in Loudoun County Virginia fired from his job for standing up for biblical beliefs about gender. Because of legal organizations … Continued
As we begin a new year, many who have been overwhelmed by personal and private difficulties are probably looking to 2022 with much prayer and in need of hope. Many are believing for 2022 to be flooded with light, justice, and the arm of the Lord to be revealed in the midst of darkness. Personally … Continued
Like 2020, this year has seen continued threats to religious liberty. Yet First Amendment protections were bolstered by a Supreme Court majority that seems committed to protecting the rights of the faithful—particularly those whose views are increasingly disfavored in post-Christian America. As always, bad news is tempered by the good and by a belief in … Continued
The bill, H.R. 5665, is truly remarkable as it amounts to Congress making a law respecting the establishment of Islam and reducing the United States government into a tool of the world’s ayatollahs. The actual text of the bill not only seeks to eradicate blasphemy against Islam around the world – and solely against Islam at … Continued
Mr. Perman is co-director of The Bipartisan Policy Center’s American Congressional Exchange. Founded in 2018, the stated purpose of the nonprofit organization is to assign individual members of Congress who might not know each other well, or at all, to visit one another’s districts, hoping they will discover some shared interests. It sounds like a type of … Continued
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