In this episode, Josh, Lindsay, and Brent discuss the final presidential debate, record early voting counts, Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation, election interference, Pope Francis’s thoughts on marriage, new COVID-19 symptoms, NAMB’s Hispanic church planting emphasis, black holes, and the 2020 World Series. Lindsay also gives a rundown of this week’s ERLC content including Benjamin Quinn with "How does my faith in Jesus connect with my work life? Every kind of work is a sacred calling," Isaac Whitney with "Why I am thankful for my pastor’s leadership during COVID-19," and Daryl Crouch with "How do we live for the kingdom in the contentious moment?" Also in this episode, the hosts are joined by Jennifer Marshall Patterson for a conversation about life and ministry. 

About Jennifer

Jennifer Marshall Patterson, director of the Institute for Theology and Public Life at Reformed Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C., and Senior Visiting Fellow with The Heritage Foundation. 

ERLC Content

• Benjamin Quinn with How does my faith in Jesus connect with my work life? Every kind of work is a sacred calling
• Isaac Whitney with Why I am thankful for my pastor’s leadership during COVID
• Daryl Crouch with How do we live for the kingdom in this contentious moment?

Culture

1. Final Presidential Debate: What Time to Watch and Key Issues
2. Early-voting numbers: U.S. on pace for record early turnout
3. Judiciary Committee advances Barrett to full Senate
4. The FBI says Iran and Russia have taken 'specific actions' to influence US elections
5. The Good and Bad News About Marriage in the Time of COVID
6. Baptists respond to pope’s endorsement of same-sex civil unions
7. Researchers looking into 'Brain Fog' being lingering symptom of COVID-19
8. It’s Time to Talk About Covid-19 and Surfaces Again
9. New York reports most coronavirus cases since May
10. NAMB to emphasize Hispanic church planting in 2021
11. A Black Hole’s Lunch: Stellar Spaghetti

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