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February 2, 2023
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| Church's Open Mic Night on 'Biblical Sexuality' Creates Nationwide Buzz |
| by Joshua Arnold |
| How does a church respond when it is "thrust into a maelstrom of hate and disinformation," in the words of Denny Burk, as First Baptist Church of Jacksonville, Florida was last week? FBC Jacksonville announced an open mic night, where quite literally anyone was welcome to come and say quite literally anything. Burk, who is president of the Council for Biblical Manhood and Womanhood and professor of biblical studies at Boyce College, called the event "one of the most extraordinary things I've ever seen." |
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| New Documentary Sheds Light on Disney's Sexual Engineering |
| by Kenneth Chan |
| A new documentary on the Walt Disney Company is making crystal clear how the once family-friendly company is today one of the most serious peddlers of radical ideology in America. Released last week by the Catholic League, "Walt's Disenchanted Kingdom" is a 50-minute film that highlights how Disney went from entertaining and inspiring kids to indoctrinating and grooming them as it embraces and advances the radical agenda of a very small yet vocal minority that even a growing number of liberals feel have gone too far. |
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| Speaker McCarthy, Leaders Gather for Prayer and Repentance |
| by TWS Staff Report |
| On a snowy Wednesday morning in Washington, D.C., hundreds of people made their way to the Museum of the Bible for a unique event: the National Gathering of Prayer and Repentance. Before dawn had even broken across the city, almost 60 speakers from different nations, organizations, political districts, and backgrounds responded to God's call to humble themselves and seek His face. |
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| Julie Rikelman Can't Uphold the Constitution When She Doesn't Know What It Says |
| by Mary Szoch |
| This week, the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee will hold the hearings for several of the judicial nominees resubmitted by President Biden in early January. Among them is Julie Rikelman, senior director of U.S. Litigation for the pro-abortion Center for Reproductive Rights. While Rikelman, who represented Jackson Women's Health Organization (the pro-abortion side in Dobbs vs. Jackson Women's Health), may not be a household name, her willingness to obfuscate the truth and disregard the Constitution for the sake of "women's rights" is a hallmark of those involved in the abortion industry. |
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