Top headlines for Monday, July 7, 2025
In this episode, we explore Baylor University's recent $643,401 grant aimed at fostering inclusion for LGBTQ-identified individuals, highlighting efforts to create a more inclusive environment in Waco, Texas. Then, we examine the surprising results of a new poll showing patriotism in the United States at an all-time low, discussing what this means for national identity and unity. Lastly, we turn our attention to the Southern Baptist Convention-supported MFuge camps, which are attracting over 12,000 students and adults this summer, providing a unique perspective on faith-based community building.
00:12 Baylor University receives $643K grant to foster LGBTQ+ inclusion
01:14 Christians join Jewish, Hindu plaintiffs in 10 Commandments suit
02:19 Christians can 'love all people' and support 'Alligator Alcatraz'
03:19 Christian girl kidnapped at gunpoint from her home escapes captor
04:29 Patriotism among Americans reaches record low: Poll
05:23 Dr. Phil's media company files for bankruptcy, sues TBN
06:18 Over 12,000 students, adults attending SBC-sponsored MFuge camps
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- Baylor University receives $643K grant to foster LGBTQ+ inclusion | Education
- Christians join Jewish, Hindu plaintiffs in 10 Commandments suit | Education
- Christians can 'love all people' and support 'Alligator Alcatraz' | U.S.
- Christian girl kidnapped at gunpoint from her home escapes captor | World
- Patriotism among Americans reaches record low: Poll | U.S.
- Dr. Phil's media company files for bankruptcy, sues TBN | U.S.
- Over 12,000 students, adults attending SBC-sponsored MFuge camps | Church & Ministries