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Religious
The Bible Does Not Justify Anti-Semitism
- By Joshua Arnold - The Washington Stand
A bill (H.R. 6090) to make the Department of Education adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) definition of anti-Semitism “is unnecessarily raising concerns” about its effect on the gospel message, said Quena Gonzalez, senior director of government affairs at Family Research Council. The IHRA definition includes “contemporary examples,” he told The Washington Stand, among which is “using … claims of Jews killing Jesus … to characterize Israel or Israelis.”
But “no biblical Christian characterizes Israelis or modern Israel, just because they’re Jewish, as having killed Jesus,” Gonzalez responded. “Christians have long denounced this trope, going back to the church fathers of the first few centuries, and Christians today need not be concerned that this bill implicates proclaiming the gospel.”
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New Season of 'Today's Nashville' Premieres May 7 on Cornerstone Television Network
- By Cornerstone Television Network
PITTSBURGH -- “Today’s Nashville: This is Faith” returns with new episodes on Cornerstone Television Network, premiering this Tuesday, May 7, 2024, at 10pm/ET. The new season boasts some of the best stories of faith ever featured on the program, as host Terry Squires sits down with some of the leading forces in Country music, Gospel music, the TV industry, and beyond. Guests will unveil their hearts from their own living rooms, sharing never-before-heard details on what motivates them.
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Nation Prays the Word of God on Thursday, May 2nd
- By The National Day of Prayer Task Force
2024 Theme Calls America to 'Light Up' Our Nation with Prayer
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- For generations, Americans have lifted up scripture-filled prayers in every season and circumstance. From the first national calls to prayer by our Founding Fathers seeking divine guidance, the truths of the Bible have been the foundation for prayer through every tragedy and triumph in our history.
The 2024 National Day of Prayer Theme is a call to stand on this foundation, to "Lift Up The Word – Light Up The World" inspired from the faithful prayer of our theme verse, 2 Samuel 22:29-31 ESV "For you are my lamp, O Lord, and my God lightens my darkness. For by You I can run against a troop, and by my God I can leap over a wall. This God—his way is perfect; the word of the Lord proves true; He is a shield for all those who take refuge in Him."
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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Friday
- By Joshua Arnold - The Washington Stand
At first glance, Good Friday seems pretty bad. It’s fundamentally about a man being executed by one of the most excruciating methods human cruelty has devised. Adding insult to injury, before he died this man was betrayed, beaten, mocked, whipped, jeered, stripped, ridiculed, and slandered. And, to top it all off, the man who so suffered was innocent of any crime. What is good about that?
The grotesque, unsettling nature of this unjust execution has prompted at least one megachurch network of campuses to omit references to “Calvary” or the “blood of Jesus” from its Easter invitations to non-Christians who may attend — I would say, “Resurrection Sunday,” but they also avoid mentioning the resurrection.
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Prison Fellowship International and Eastern European Mission Partner to Distribute More Than 100,000 Bibles and Scripture Resources
- By Prison Fellowship International
Resources to be Shared with Prisoners and their Families Across Eastern Europe
WASHINGTON and FORT WORTH, Texas -- Prison Fellowship International (PFI) and Eastern European Mission (EEM) have signed a new agreement to provide 71,000 adult, 8,500 teen and 34,500 child-friendly Bibles to seven PFI national affiliates across Eastern Europe, which will be distributed to prisoners and their families in the months and years to come. The organizations, who previously worked together to distribute approximately 15,000 Bibles to PFI affiliates across Eastern Europe, have greatly expanded their partnership to provide Bibles and scripture resources to graduates and beneficiaries of PFI's in-prison and family programs across the region.
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Prison Fellowship International and Bible League International Celebrate More Than 500,000 Bibles Distributed to Prisoners Worldwide
- By Press Release
WASHINGTON, and CHICAGO -- Prison Fellowship International (PFI) and Bible League International (BLI) mark their 10-year partnership with a new agreement to triple their service to prisoners over the next five years. In the past 10 years, the organizations have distributed over 550,000 Bibles to graduates of two in-prison programs: Prison Fellowship International's The Prisoner's Journey® (TPJ), currently running in 36 countries, and co-created Prison Project Phillip (PPP), a discipleship follow-on program to TPJ running in 10 countries worldwide. To date, Bibles have been provided in six languages across 900 prison sites.
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Inspiring and True Story of Duck Commander Phil Robertson
- By 130 Agency
His Personal Descent into Darkness, and the Triumph of New Hope and Life Through Jesus
'The Blind,' A Streaming Exclusive, Only on Great American Pure Flix March 22
NEW YORK -- "The Blind," the true story of Duck Commander Phil Robertson's darkest moments and the redeeming love of Jesus that changed his family forever, is now a streaming video-on-demand exclusive on Great American Pure Flix, beginning March 22. "The Blind," starring Aron von Andrian and Amelia Eve, had a limited theatrical run in Q4 2023, opened at #4, extended its release five times by popular demand, and is still the most successful release in Fathom Events history. "The Blind" will now stream exclusively on Great American Pure Flix starting Friday, March 22.
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- Hostility to Churches Fueled by Biden’s Anti-Faith Climate
- Coral Ridge Ministries Honored with the National Religious Broadcasters 'Milestone Award'
- As Rockets 'The Size of Double Decker Buses' Pound Lviv, Ukrainian Team Tisks Everything to Bring iBIBLE to Life
- New Name: D. James Kennedy Ministries Becomes Coral Ridge Ministries as Media Outreach Turns 50
- Lifelong Chiefs Fan Says Greatest 'Super Bowl Sunday' Victory was Putting God Front and Center
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