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December 4, 2020
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The COVID Bait and Snitch
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by Tony Perkins
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In the middle of a global pandemic, you'd think health officials would have better things to do than mask checks at empty churches. Well, think again, says Rev. Dr. Dennis Jackman. It didn't matter that he was working in his office alone. The last time he answered the door of the church without his face covered, it almost cost him $5,000. Do it again, the government told him, and they'd shut down his church -- indefinitely.
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NASDAQ Trades in Extremism
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by Tony Perkins
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According to NASDAQ, what happens in the bedroom now matters in the board room! In a bombshell announcement, the stock exchange is threatening to drop companies who don't meet certain LGBT, race, and gender quotas on their boards of directors. It's the latest shoe to drop in the march to trample the free market and replace it with woke activism. And if Joe Biden is president, they'll have their best shot at success yet.
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New 'Woke' Denomination is a Warning Sign to Christians
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by David Closson
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Over the weekend, the formation of a new Methodist denomination was announced during an online worship service hosted by former and current Methodist church leaders. According to organizers, the Liberation Methodist Connexion (LMX), as the group will be called, is a socially progressive denomination that will reimage what it means to follow Jesus. But even a cursory review of the new denomination reveals nothing close to orthodox Christianity and something more akin to a Marxist, LGBT-pride.
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On this special "Faith & Freedom" edition of Washington Watch, we feature Mike Conaway, U.S. Representative for the 11th district of Texas, Ranking Member of the House Committee on Agriculture, and Member of the House Armed Services Committee, and Congressman-elect Pete Sessions, who will be representing the 17th district of Texas. Rep. Conaway shares heartwarming memories of his mother's dedication to attending church every Sunday and how serving in office has strengthened his reliance on the Lord. He also reflects on his time in Congress as he nears retirement at the end of his term. Sessions discusses how his parents impressed upon him a sense of duty and integrity for all positions of public service, that ultimately led to a decision to return to Congress. He also shares about the key moments in his life - like the birth of a child with Down Syndrome - that pointed him back to a loving Creator.
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