The Christian Outlook | Topics for Today's Believers

The Christian Outlook | Topics for Today's Believers

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  • A Big Win for Religious Liberty from the Supreme Court
    The Christian Outlook – June 26, 2021
    John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Jake Warner, of Alliance Defending Freedom, about the latest unanimous U.S. Supreme Court decision affirming religious liberty.
    Dr. Albert Mohler bring analysis on what the U.S. Supreme Court decision it means and why it matters.
    Bill Bunkley talks with Lea Patterson, an attorney with First Liberty Institute, about the “weaponization” of the IRS and its denial of the tax-exempt status of Christians Engaged, a non-profit ministry.
    Bunkley also talks with Jonathan Scruggs, of Alliance Defending Freedom, who, once again, is defending Colorado cake baker Jack Phillips.
    Brian From and Aubrey Sampson talk with Melanie Rainer about the importance of going back to church, not virtually, but physically.
    Don Kroah and historian Victor Davis Hanson compare the turbulent 1960s with the 2020s.
    Gino Geraci talks with pastor and author Voddie Baucham about the left’s aggressive advance of their worldview.
    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
    42 min
  • A Big Win for Religious Liberty from the Supreme Court

    The Christian Outlook – June 26, 2021

    John Hall and Kathy Emmons talk with Jake Warner, of Alliance Defending Freedom, about the latest unanimous U.S. Supreme Court decision affirming religious liberty.

    Dr. Albert Mohler bring analysis on what the U.S. Supreme Court decision it means and why it matters.

    Bill Bunkley talks with Lea Patterson, an attorney with First Liberty Institute, about the “weaponization” of the IRS and its denial of the tax-exempt status of Christians Engaged, a non-profit ministry.

    Bunkley also talks with Jonathan Scruggs, of Alliance Defending Freedom, who, once again, is defending Colorado cake baker Jack Phillips.

    Brian From and Aubrey Sampson talk with Melanie Rainer about the importance of going back to church, not virtually, but physically.

    Don Kroah and historian Victor Davis Hanson compare the turbulent 1960s with the 2020s.

    Gino Geraci talks with pastor and author Voddie Baucham about the left’s aggressive advance of their worldview.

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    42 min
  • IRS Denies Christians Tax Exempt Status for Biblical Beliefs: Bill Bunkley with Lea Patterson
    Bill Bunkley invites Lea Patterson, counsel with First Liberty Institute, to share about how the IRS violated the constitutional protections of Christians Engaged, a Christian nonprofit, for their biblical beliefs. The IRS argued in a letter that, "The bible teachings are typically affiliated with the [Republican] party and candidates," the letter says. "This disqualifies you from exemption."
    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
    14 min
  • IRS Denies Christians Tax Exempt Status for Biblical Beliefs: Bill Bunkley with Lea Patterson

    Bill Bunkley invites Lea Patterson, counsel with First Liberty Institute, to share about how the IRS violated the constitutional protections of Christians Engaged, a Christian nonprofit, for their biblical beliefs. The IRS argued in a letter that, "The bible teachings are typically affiliated with the [Republican] party and candidates," the letter says. "This disqualifies you from exemption."

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

    14 min

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