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January 22, 2024
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| New NCAA Boss Shrugs Off Outrage over Girls' Sports in House Hearing |
| by Suzanne Bowdey |
| For someone who's been on the job for 10 months, NCAA President Charlie Baker certainly doesn't seem to have a grasp of the important issues. While the biggest battle in modern sports boils over on campuses across the country, the former Massachusetts governor was shockingly blithe about the threat to girls' teams and privacy in his latest trip to Congress. |
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| The 51st Annual March for Life: 'Every Person has Inestimable Dignity and Value' |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| As I walked through the snowy streets of Washington D.C. this morning, each step brought me closer to where thousands gathered for the 51st annual March for Life. And the closer I got, the louder the songs, cheers, and laughter became. This march wasn't just a gathering, but a beacon of light shining in a desperate and dark world. |
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| A People of the News: Evangelicals, Politics, and the Media |
| by Jared Bridges |
| It's that time again. The time when evangelical Christians are all over the news for all the wrong reasons. No, it's not due to scandal (although evangelicals have sadly had their fair share), but it's also not it because they possess a life changing message about God, reality, and the human condition. For the mainstream media, evangelicals during this period are seen through only one lens: politics. They're a voting bloc - and for many in the public eye, they have absolutely no right to be. |
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| Activist Urges Congress to Confront China's Transnational Repression |
| by Dan Hart |
| During testimony on Capitol Hill Thursday, a religious freedom expert on China revealed the extent of the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) efforts to engage in transnational repression and espionage by targeting dissidents and religious freedom advocates in other countries. |
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| WHO's Altar to an Unknown Pathogen |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| This week, global elites are discussing the potential danger of a future pandemic at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland. There, World Health Organization (WHO) Secretary-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus led a panel on "Preparing for Disease X," an objective WHO now pursues with religious zeal. Despite a pattern of new pandemics sweeping the globe approximately once a century, WHO insists on nations and individuals giving up their sovereignty and freedoms now. |
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| WPATH Lost Over 60% of Its Members. A Look at 2023 Could Explain Why. |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| In January of 2023, WPATH had 4,119 global members. Within a year, however, membership dropped more than 60%, with only 1,590 members remaining as of January 2024. U.S. membership alone, which constitutes as 78% of the global membership, dropped from 3,104 to 1,234. "The future for gender affirming healthcare at a global level now looks rather uncertain," wrote Peter Jenkins, a member of Thoughtful Therapists. |
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| The Bible Calls Us to Pursue Both Holiness and Love, Not One or the Other |
| by Sarah Holliday |
| The concept of "religion vs. relationship" is something we bring up in evangelism all the time. It's meant to emphasize that one can be religious without ever developing a real relationship with God, which is very important to share with an unbeliever. However, I believe it's just as important to remind the believer of this exact same truth. |
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