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  • Lifeway: Americans’ Confidence In the Church Falls To Near Record-Low

    Only 1 in 3 Americans have the highest confidence in the church, which is part of a larger general distrust of institutions, according to Gallup’s annual tracking poll.  Last year saw confidence rebound slightly...

  • Pastors Are Using A.I. To Write Sermons Sparking Debate In Congregations

    A growing number of Christian leaders are incorporating AI tools into their sermon building, sparking a contentious debate about the appropriate boundaries for technology in spiritual leadership.

  • PNW: Is President Trump Preparing a Final Blow Against Iran?

    Wars rarely end by drifting quietly into history. More often, they conclude with one side deciding the cost of prolonging the fight has become greater than the risk of one final, overwhelming push. That possibility is increasingly being discussed regarding the conflict with Iran.

  • RedState: Iran Furious After U.S. Missiles Hit Nuclear Plant

    On Sunday, a new report came out that, among Saturday night's targets in Iran hit by American attacks, there was a strike against a nuclear facility under construction, called the Darkhovin facility.

  • Slay News: Katy Perry's New Song Is About Burning Churches Down

    ...The song quickly sparked speculation about Canada’s devastating wave of church fires. It features the Perry sitting inside a church as she sings about lighting a match and watching something burn.

  • Washington Stand: Wife of Imprisioned Zion Church Pastor Speaks Out

    As global headlines celebrated the release of one prominent Chinese minister, the wife of another pastor is pleading with the world not to forget those still jailed in China.

  • Proclaim & Defend: Weariness In Serving God

    Do you ever get weary serving the Lord? It’s possible, because Paul says, “Let us not grow weary of well-doing.” We can get weary of laboring without seeing results. But Paul says we will reap.

  • MSN: Scientists Fear Why the San Andreas Fault Is Ominously Silent

    It’s been described as “the mother of all earthquake faults,” but the most unnerving thing about the San Andreas fault these days may be its silence. It’s a mystery scientists are still trying to unlock.

  • Culture Watch: Christian Ministry and A.I.

    ...It is often not too hard to tell when some document or article is mostly the result of AI. It just does NOT read like anything human. It reads like a machine-generated piece. It has no life in it. It has no humanity in it. It has no personal creativity in it. And worst of all, it has no Holy Spirit in it.

  • American Thinker: Who Really Funds the Climate Agenda?

    President Trump’s efforts to dismantle parts of the Biden administration’s climate-policy framework have exposed just how much money and institutional power had become attached to it.

  • Crossway: The Truth of 'Everything Happens For a Reason'

    Have you ever suffered in some way when a well-meaning friend quips, Well, you know, everything happens for a reason? Is this true?  Does everything happen for a reason?

  • Log College: The Best Man In Hell

    ... There are people all around of good moral character...but are trusting in their own righteousness. The only hope for all men is the person and work of Jesus. Don’t be deceived; don't be the best man in hell.

  • Daily Caller: Olive Garden Pasta Is More Secure Than American Elections

    Olive Garden guards its unlimited pasta with a photo ID that many American voters are never asked to show at the polls. The comparison took off after Olive Garden addressed its policy in a July 16 post...

  • Washington Stand: Science Fiction and the Christian

    ...As much as science fiction worlds can be stimulating, entertaining and fascinating, they are also very different from the creation of the one true God. Please do not misunderstand the point. This is not...

  • PNW: Why Europe's Future May Already Be Written

    There was a time when Europe's greatest threats came from outside its borders...But what if Europe's greatest crisis isn't coming from outside at all? What if it has already been set in motion from within?

  • PJ Media: Defending America's Founding Principles In a Divided Age

    ...Increasingly, two ideological movements — one on the far left, one emerging on the populist right — share a willingness to undermine the principles that have long defined the American experiment.

  • Daily Caller: America Must Reject The Socialist Abyss In 2026

    ...In many ways, the 2026 election — that will decide who controls the U.S. Senate and U.S. House, along with scores of governors, attorneys general, and state house races — is a back- to-basics election.

Sunday, July 19, 2026

  • CBN: World Cup Glory Is Fleeting—Eternal Significance Is Found In Christ

    ...There's satisfaction that comes from achieving something great and being recognized for it...So, why do we still wake up some days feeling unfulfilled, even after a career-defining moment?

  • Desiring God: The Real Reasons We Don’t Read the Bible

    Why don’t you read the Bible more? Our minds might rush to all kinds of reasonable excuses. If we’re honest with ourselves, a lot of modern American excuses boil down to one: I’m just too busy right now.

  • Breitbart News: Iran Strikes U.S. Base In Jordan, Kills Two Soldiers

    Two U.S. service members were killed and one remains missing after Iran struck American forces in Jordan, U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) said Saturday.

  • Newsmax: Jordan Becomes Flashpoint In US-Iran Conflict

    Jordan is emerging as a new focal point in the U.S.-Iran war after four Iranian attacks in five days killed two U.S. service members and wounded dozens of others, The New York Times reported.

  • American Thinker: Trump Is Right About Voting Machines

    ...President Trump is not inventing a problem. A liberal federal judge has already ruled on it. The only question left is whether the country is finally willing to listen.

  • Prophecy News Watch: When the Offering Plate Becomes a Weapon—Seven Signs of Spiritual Manipulation

    A Mississippi pastor recently ignited a firestorm after posting the names of church members on Facebook who had failed to pay their tithes. The controversy forces Christians to ask a necessary question.

  • Proclaim & Defend: Is It Immoral To Be a Trillionaire?

    ...The Bible never says that wealth itself is evil. In fact, the Bible teaches that wealth is a gift from God...Yet at the same time, the Bible clearly warns us about the dangers of wealth.

  • ABWE: Are You a Faithful Witness?

    ...The world needs less news, not more. But the singular news of the Lamb of God slain for sinners silences everything else. The message proclaimed by the people of God is not just another piece of news...

  • Ch Post: Pakistani Men Convicted of Burning Christian Couple Alive Acquitted

    Pakistan’s Supreme Court last week overturned the death sentences of the remaining three men convicted in the 2014 lynching of a Christian couple burned alive after being falsely accused of blasphemy...

  • Parents Expect Answers To Moral Questions About Smartphones

    A pediatrician recently began asking his young patients a logical question during pre-exam paperwork: Do you have a smartphone? A smartphone question makes sense after years of research into how these devices, and social media programs, affect mental and physical health. Pastors should take note.

  • IRDB: Ukrainian Churches In Crosshairs as Religious Sites Targeted

    ...Within these Russian-occupied territories, trends emerged showing that Moscow potentially views this conflict with Ukraine not only as political and ideological, but also spiritual.

  • Townhall: Biblical Principles In Lincoln’s Second Inaugural

    Abraham Lincoln’s second inaugural address is known for its biblical quotations and Christian themes. The address is carved into a marble wall at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.

  • Ligonier: Five Things You Should Know About the Apostle Paul

    The Apostle Paul was the most prolific writer of the New Testament, and his travels took him all over the Mediterranean. His background was of Jewish descent, and yet he was a Roman citizen.

  • Log College: The Life Story of Jesus In Romans

    Critical biblical scholarship has sometimes driven a wedge between Jesus and Paul. Some claim, for example, that Paul’s version of the gospel is different from the Gospel’s presentation of Jesus.

  • Climate Alarmists Already Blaming Wildfires On Global Warming

    ...Devastating wildfires in northwestern Ontario are creating eerie orange skies in parts of Canada and the U.S...Unsurprisingly, many climate alarmists are attributing the natural disaster to global warming...

  • Culture Watch: More On the Evil Candace Owens Cult

    For months the deranged Candace Owens has made millions by deceiving people to buy her unhinged and devilish conspiracy theories about the death of Charlie Kirk. It is now all unravelling in Utah...