Top headlines for Friday, May 5, 2023

We discuss how the annual national day of prayer broadcast is expected to reach a record number of households, bringing together believers across the country. We also talk about a new exhibit at the Museum of the Bible in Washington DC, which tells the story of a Christian missionary who devoted her life to a tribe in Ecuador that tragically killed her husband. On a more uplifting note, we feature the incredible life story of former heavyweight boxing champion, George Foreman, who attributes his success to his faith in Jesus Christ. Finally, we discuss the legal battle underway in Oklahoma, where the American Civil Liberties Union is challenging a new law that prohibits the use of body-mutilating surgeries and chemical castration on minors without parental consent.

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Links to the News

• National Day of Prayer to reach 110 million households | U.S. News
• Franklin Graham sharing Gospel on 'God Loves You Tour' | U.S. News
• Missionary Elisabeth Elliot's work highlighted in new exhibit | U.S. News
• Man who killed 3 people at Alabama church gets life in prison | U.S. News
• George Foreman on the turning point that changed his life | Entertainment News
• SatanCon: Satanist rips pages from the Bible in act of rebellion | U.S. News
• Fulani kill 12 Christians in Nigeria, pastor’s home torched | World News
• ACLU sues Oklahoma over law banning sex-change surgeries for kids | Politics News
• Minn. House amends Democrat bill to remove pedophile language | Politics News