5) Ebola spreads in Congo while deadly new fungal disease spreads worldwide; 4) DHS Secretary Nielsen resigns; 3) Louis Farrakhan claims he’s Jesus; 2) Americans worried about moral collapse, but not enough to turn to God; 1) Google’s AI flunks high-school level math test.

We continue our four-week series featuring important new books by Joe Horn (Everyday Champions) and Allie Anderson (Unscrambling the Millennial Paradox).

The concept of death and life afterward is as old as humanity, perhaps a shared memory of the life we lost in Eden. We discuss ancestor worship, veneration of the Rephaim, God’s promise of resurrection for believers in Jesus Christ, and where in the Bible God prophesies eternal death for the spirits of the Nephilim.

5) Facebook user data not as private as we’d like to think; 4) Boeing software scrutinized in deadly 737 crashes; 3) Nxivm cult member enslaved woman in locked room for two years; 2) Brunei enforces sharia, makes homosexuality punishable by death; 1) Ohio 8th grader suspended for recreating battlefield cross with Nerf gun.

5) Netanyahu meets with Putin, while Feiglin pushes for Third Temple; 4) Corps of Engineers holds meetings along the Missouri; 3) Facebook CEO wants government regulation; 2) Pro-abortion actress misuses Bible and science; 1) New archaeological find in Jerusalem confirms history in Bible (again).

5) Dems say it ain’t Joe; 4) Distracted media treating epic Midwest floods as minor story; 3) Ebola spreading faster in Congo; 2) Pa. legislator criticized for praying in Jesus’ name; 1) Illinois bans robot dogs.

Dr. Alphonsus Ekwerike talks with Derek Gilbert at the Hear the Watchmen conference in Dallas about Project Nehemiah, an effort to recruit American Christian investors to help Nigeria develop homegrown industry.

The first of a four-week series featuring important new books by Joe Horn (Everyday Champions) and Allie Anderson (Unscrambling the Millennial Paradox).

5) More Israeli airstrikes in Gaza; 4) Media tries to explain being so wrong about Russian collusion; 3) Charges against Jussie Smollett for faking hate crime dropped; 2) Missouri House votes to allow Bible classes in schools; 1) There is no Green New Deal.

5) Sen. Graham plans to investigate Obama-era controversies; 4) Israeli Rabbinate using DNA to prove Jewishness; 3) UK taking children from parents who oppose gender transition; 2) San Antonio says no Chick-fil-a at airport; 1) British Airways flight to Düsseldorf lands in Edinburgh by mistake.