This Week:

Pro-democracy chaos in Hong Kong. What's Beijing's next move?

Trump backs down on new China tariffs;

Colleges protect students from active shooters, but what about intellectual terrorism?

Are evangelicals abandoning their values for political power?

A new book suggests the religious right is choosing political power over Christian values. Can we call ourselves Christians and support an unrighteous president like Donald Trump?

Pro-democracy consequences. Here’s why a bloodbath in Hong Kong would be unlike China’s crackdown in Tiananmen Square 30-years ago. The stakes are much higher.

Trump backs down on new tariffs against China--for now. Who is hurting the most from the China trade war? Stockton University Professor of Finance Michael Busler provides insights.

First it was Confederate monuments, then Washington and Jefferson. Now this university says it’s time to ban American west explorers Lewis and Clark, who young Americans trust the most, and college professor wants to do away with grades.

This Week:

Is Trump a racist? Alveda King responds about the race card being played by presidential candidates; India water crisis. Gospel for Asia responds; Christians unwittingly supporting abortion and porn;

And do we really need AR-15's for blasting Bambi?

Time to reinstate the assault rifle ban? “You don’t need an AR-15 to blast Bambi!”

Water. Ask people in parts of the American Midwest about it and they'll tell you they've had way too much of it this year. This spring and summer, floods devastated homes, property and farmlands in Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa, and Illinois.

But in many countries in Africa and Asia people can't get enough fresh water for drinking and growing crops. Gospel for Asia's Danny Yohannan discusses the clean water crisis in Chennai, India and GFA's Jesus Wells project.

The niece of Martin Luther King Jr., Alveda King, in response to accusations that President Trump is a racist:

"As to the issues of racism and calling the president a racist...Trump is not a racist...and he's not colorblind. He sees ethnicity and responds to ethnicity and that's ok....We are one blood Acts 17:26."

A Gallup poll out earlier this year showed that nearly half of Americans surveyed say they consider themselves to be pro-life. But many probably don't realize that they may be indirectly funding the abortion and porn industries. Mark Minnella, co-founder of the National Association of Christian Financial Consultants explains and provides solutions.