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Top headlines for Wednesday, September 16, 2026

Deion Sanders' postgame prayer in tongues ignites a theological debate. Illinois agrees not to enforce its assisted suicide law against Catholic nuns and hospitals. Al Mohler walks back remarks on blasphemy laws. Plus, a new survey finds Charlie Kirk among the hardest topics to discuss on college campuses.

0:11 Talarico raises eyebrows for quick answer on favorite drag queen
1:07 Deion Sanders' public prayer in tongues sparks debate
1:54 Episcopal diocese elects new bishop after nearly 3-year vacancy
2:45 Virginia family killed in car crash after leaving church
3:41 Illinois can't force nuns to promote assisted suicide
4:31 Richard Land responds to Al Mohler's clarification on blasphemy
5:16 Roughly half of all college students say topic of Charlie Kirk

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• Talarico raises eyebrows for quick answer on favorite drag queen | Politics
• Deion Sanders' public prayer in tongues sparks debate | Sports
• Episcopal diocese elects new bishop after nearly 3-year vacancy | Church & Ministries
• Virginia family killed in car crash after leaving church | U.S.
• Illinois can't force nuns to promote assisted suicide | Politics
• Richard Land responds to Al Mohler's clarification on blasphemy | Church & Ministries
• Roughly half of all college students say topic of Charlie Kirk | Education

Top headlines for Tuesday, September 15, 2026

A judge dismisses the lawsuit accusing Sean Feucht of misspending a $250,000 donation. Missionary Jeff Woodke recounts six and a half years chained in the Sahara as an al-Qaida hostage. Surrogate McKenna West petitions the Supreme Court over the baby she refused to abort. Plus, China frees Pastor Lian Xuliang.

0:11 Sean Feucht claims vindication as judge dismisses lawsuit
1:06 Jesse Ridgway doubles down on aborting baby with Down syndrome
1:53 Surrogate McKenna West appeals to SCOTUS in custody dispute
2:41 Charlie Kirk honored at GOP convention: Truth cannot be silenced
3:29 UMC launches pilot program to install solar panels on churches
4:17 American missionary details brutal 6 years in captivity
5:02 China releases pastor accused of 'endangering national security'

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• Sean Feucht claims vindication as judge dismisses lawsuit | Church & Ministries
• Jesse Ridgway doubles down on aborting baby with Down syndrome | U.S.
• American missionary details brutal 6 years in captivity | Autobiography
• UMC launches pilot program to install solar panels on churches | Church & Ministries
• Charlie Kirk honored at GOP convention: Truth cannot be silenced | Politics
• Surrogate McKenna West appeals to SCOTUS in custody dispute | U.S.
• China releases pastor accused of 'endangering national security' | World

Top headlines for Monday, September 14, 2026

Texas Senate candidate James Talarico draws fire for calling all religions equal pathways to truth while softening his stance on transgender issues. Former church members allege pastor John-Paul Miller groomed and abused his late wife, Mica. Plus, Sam Brownback condemns South Korea's exit ban on former ambassador Morse Tan.

0:11 Talarico draws renewed scrutiny for claiming all faiths equal
0:59 Former church members claim Mica Miller was groomed
1:50 Street evangelist assaulted by Antifa outside GOP convention
2:40 9/11 advocate asks Trump to bring Saudi Arabia to justice
3:29 James Talarico softens stance on trans sports, sex surgeries
4:13 Abbott says midterms is between 'common sense and crazy'
5:01 Sam Brownback condemns South Korea's exit ban on Morse Tan

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• Talarico draws renewed scrutiny for claiming all faiths equal | Politics
• Former church members claim Mica Miller was groomed | U.S.
• Street evangelist assaulted by Antifa outside GOP convention | U.S.
• 9/11 advocate asks Trump to bring Saudi Arabia to justice | U.S.
• James Talarico softens stance on trans sports, sex surgeries | Politics
• Abbott says midterms is between 'common sense and crazy' | Politics
• Sam Brownback condemns South Korea's exit ban on Morse Tan | World

Top headlines for Friday, September 11, 2026

A global survey finds young people rarely turn to pastors when discussing identity. John Lennox warns AI-driven declines in reading could bring spiritual starvation. Seven Vermont faith leaders face trespassing charges after an ICE office protest. Plus, Dolly Parton's sister condemns the AI garbage flooding social media after the singer's death.

0:11 Youth worldwide reluctant to discuss their identity with pastors
1:04 John Lennox tells Wes Huff AI could lead to spiritual starvation
1:52 Jonathan Cahn says 'forces of darkness' behind airplane scuffle
2:42 7 faith leaders arrested for trespassing at ICE office in Vermont
3:38 Dolly Parton's sister condemns 'garbage' AI content of singer
4:23 Adam Hamilton releases ad opposing socialism and open borders
5:19 Former Allen University board member alleges fraud

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• Youth worldwide reluctant to discuss their identity with pastors | Living 
• John Lennox tells Wes Huff AI could lead to spiritual starvation | Church & Ministries
• Jonathan Cahn says 'forces of darkness' behind airplane scuffle | U.S.
• 7 faith leaders arrested for trespassing at ICE office in Vermont | U.S.
• Dolly Parton’s sister condemns ‘garbage’ AI content of singer | Entertainment
• Adam Hamilton releases ad opposing socialism and open borders | Politics
• Former Allen University board member alleges fraud | Education

Top headlines for Thursday, September 10, 2026

A new Auschwitz memorial plaque honors Jane Haining, the Scottish missionary who refused to abandon her Jewish students. Plus: a Christian club sues SUNY Broome over leadership requirements, the Global Methodist Church reports rapid growth after its Johannesburg conference, and Southern Miss coach Blake Anderson explains his viral Christ is King shirt.

0:11 Scottish Christian woman recognized in Auschwitz memorial plaque
1:03 NY college faces another lawsuit from Christian club
1:55 Global Methodist Church reports growth in congregations
2:52 Megachurch Pastor Delman Coates claims lawyer scammed him
3:47 Southern Mississippi football coach wears 'Christ is King' shirt
4:31 Biden staffer's nonprofit sued for flying mail-order abortion ad
5:17 Cornyn to 'support Republican ticket' despite skipping RNC event

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• Scottish Christian woman recognized in Auschwitz memorial plaque | World
• NY college faces another lawsuit from Christian club | U.S.
• Global Methodist Church reports growth in congregations | Church & Ministries
• Megachurch Pastor Delman Coates claims lawyer scammed him | U.S.
• Southern Mississippi football coach wears 'Christ is King' shirt | Sports
• Biden staffer's nonprofit sued for flying mail-order abortion ad | U.S.
• Cornyn to 'support Republican ticket' despite skipping RNC event | Politics

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Top headlines for Wednesday, September 9, 2026

Ken Paxton's AI-fueled attack ad targets James Talarico's faith and gender remarks. A Virginia seminary unveils a sculpture honoring Bishop Mariann Budde's rebuke of Trump. Texas approves social studies standards spotlighting Christianity and radical Islam. Plus, apologist Wes Huff makes the case for trusting Scripture's survival.

0:11 Paxton says Talarico 'weaponizing' Christianity in attack ad
1:00 Mariann Budde's rebuke of Trump honored at Virginia seminary
1:46 Lindsay Clancy's lawyer asks Trump to pardon his client
2:40 New Texas curriculum will teach role of 'radical Islam' in 9/11
4:22 Minnesota pastor dies after suffering injury on cruise
5:23 Democrats set to stage counter event at RNC Midterm Convention
6:16 Wes Huff explains why 2,000 years of evidence supports the Bible

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• Paxton says Talarico 'weaponizing' Christianity in attack ad | Politics
• Mariann Budde’s rebuke of Trump honored at Vrginia seminary | Politics
• Lindsay Clancy's lawyer asks Trump to pardon his client | U.S.
• New Texas curriculum will teach role of 'radical Islam' in 9/11 | Education
• Minnesota pastor dies after suffering injury on cruise | U.S.
•  Democrats set to stage counter event at RNC Midterm Convention | Politics
• Wes Huff explains why 2,000 years of evidence supports the Bible | Church & Ministries

Top headlines for Tuesday, September 8, 2026

Catholic Charities warns of scammers targeting South Florida immigrants with fake immigration bond offers. A South Carolina church faces protests after being mistaken for JP Miller's congregation in a Netflix documentary. Catholic nuns, a cardinal and a pharmacist sue Illinois over its assisted suicide law. Plus, Skillet's John Cooper on church hurt.

0:11 Catholic Charities warns Florida supporters about scammers
1:01 Church mistaken for JP Miller's church after Netflix series
1:57 Josh Howerton draws parallels between Lindsay Clancy case, Judges
2:48 Registered sex offender remains pastor of St. Louis Church
3:35 Man offers to pay legal fees for street preachers under arrest
4:24 Catholic cardinal, nuns, sue Illinois over assisted suicide law
5:14 Skillet's John Cooper shares how church hurt fueled new album

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• Catholic Charities warns Florida supporters about scammers | U.S.
• Church mistaken for JP Miller’s church after Netflix series | U.S.
• Josh Howerton draws parallels between Lindsay Clancy case, Judges | Podcast
• Registered sex offender remains pastor of St. Louis Church | Church & Ministries
• Man offers to pay legal fees for street preachers under arrest | Church & Ministries
• Catholic cardinal, nuns, sue Illinois over assisted suicide law | Politics
• Skillet's John Cooper shares how church hurt fueled new album | Entertainment

Top headlines for Friday, September 4, 2026

The Episcopal Church installs its first transgender-identifying cathedral dean in Milwaukee. Tony Romo owns his OWI arrest, citing pain medication and alcohol dependence after career-ending surgeries. Mel Gibson previews The Resurrection, his long-awaited sequel venturing into Heaven and Hell. Plus, a Venezuelan bishop walks free after five years of imprisonment and torture.

0:11 Wisconsin cathedral gets Episcopal Church's first trans dean
1:04 Brazilian pastor who self-deported returns to Texas church
1:50 Tony Romo vows to 'own' his mistake 'to the Lord' amid OWI charge
2:34 Mel Gibson opens up about 'The Resurrection'
3:13 Andrew Garfield: 'The Uprising
4:01 Evangeline Lilly reveals why she left Hollywood
4:43 Venezuela releases bishop after over five years in prison

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• Wisconsin cathedral gets Episcopal Church’s first trans dean | Church & Ministries
• Brazilian pastor who self-deported returns to Texas church | Church & Ministries
• Tony Romo vows to 'own' his mistake 'to the Lord' amid OWI charge | Sports
• Mel Gibson opens up about 'The Resurrection'
• Andrew Garfield: ‘The Uprising’ explores ‘hijacked’ Christianity | Entertainment
• Evangeline Lilly reveals why she left Hollywood
• Venezuela releases bishop after over five years in prison | Church & Ministries

Top headlines for Thursday, September 3, 2026

Colorado's GOP gubernatorial nominee says he met Satan in person. Maine's high court rules a father can bar his daughter from her mother's church. A Utah judge sends Charlie Kirk's accused assassin to trial with the death penalty still in play. Plus: Brazil jails homeschooling parents.

0:11 GOP candidate Victor Marx claimed to have 'met Satan in person'
1:02 Netanyahu says defense officials chose not to wake him on Oct. 7
2:06 Trump names Pastor Darrell Scott as tobacco health adviser
2:59 Dad can bar child from going to mom's church: Maine high court
3:44 Does interacting with AI make people act more like robots?
4:42 Charlie Kirk murder suspect Tyler Robinson to stand trial
5:41 The story behind parents facing prison for homeschooling kids

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• GOP candidate Victor Marx claimed to have 'met Satan in person' | Politics
• Netanyahu says defense officials chose not to wake him on Oct. 7 | World
• Trump names Pastor Darrell Scott as tobacco health adviser | U.S.
• Dad can bar child from going to mom's church: Maine high court | U.S.
• Does interacting with AI make people act more like robots? | U.S.
• Charlie Kirk murder suspect Tyler Robinson to stand trial | U.S.
• The story behind parents facing prison for homeschooling kids

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Top headlines for Wednesday, September 2, 2026

A campus ministry sues SUNY Broome over leadership requirements, a United Methodist conference loses $1.6 million to cyber thieves posing as bankers, JD Vance describes sensing spiritual darkness in meetings with world leaders, and Jerusalem's Christian schools stay closed as Israel withholds permits for dozens of teachers.

0:11 InterVarsity sues after SUNY Broome opposes leadership policy
1:00 $1.6M stolen from UMC regional body through cyberattack
1:52 JD Vance claims to sensed spiritual 'darkness' from world leaders
3:25 Abby Johnson warns of 'misguided compassion' amid Clancy trial
4:18 Christian schools in Jerusalem remain closed over staff permits
5:09 Bryce Crawford talks Waffle House, Bonnie Blue and 'worst human'
5:54 'Phantom' actress sees Gospel message in iconic story

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• InterVarsity sues after SUNY Broome opposes leadership policy | Education
• $1.6M stolen from UMC regional body through cyberattack  | Church & Ministries
• JD Vance claims to sensed spiritual 'darkness' from world leaders | Politics
• 'Phantom' actress sees Gospel message in iconic story | Entertainment
• Abby Johnson warns of 'misguided compassion' amid Clancy trial | U.S.
• Christian schools in Jerusalem remain closed over staff permits | World
• Bryce Crawford talks Waffle House, Bonnie Blue and 'worst human' | Podcast