Top headlines for Friday, August 11, 2023

In today's podcast episode, we discuss a recent report by Lifeway Research revealing a growing sense of fear among protestant pastors concerning the future. Then, we'll shed light on the controversy stirred by a razor company's ad featuring a trans-identified woman, which sparked calls for a boycott. We'll also delve into the escalating conflict over an Ohio ballot initiative that could enshrine the right to abortion in the state's constitution, following the defeat of a different referendum. Finally, we will look at the fallout of a court ruling against Southwest Airlines, in which their attorneys were mandated to undergo religious liberty training. 

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Links to the News

• Funeral industry trade group: Demand for cremations on the rise | U.S. News
• Nearly 70% of churchgoers have 'growing sense of fear': Lifeway | Church & Ministries News
• George Pratt tells church they can call on ancestors like Jesus | U.S. News
• Michael Youssef holding worldwide evangelistic events | Church & Ministries News
• Harry's Razors ad shows trans-identified girl's mutilated breasts | U.S. News
• Trial begins for pro-life activists facing 11 years in prison | U.S. News
• Pro-lifers: Amend FACE Act amid inaction on pro-abortion violence | Politics News
• 'A sad day for Ohio': Pro-lifers, Biden react to Issue 1's defeat | Politics News
• Massachusetts accused of discrimination against Catholic couple | U.S. News
• ADF slams Biden admin for 'hijacking' law with 'abortion mandate' | Politics News
• Southwest appeals ruling for employee fired over pro-life views | U.S. News