French Friday: Football Prayer & CRT Hysteria

French Friday: Football Prayer & CRT Hysteria

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720: The Casino-fication of the Church and Mark DeYmaz

Online gambling is changing the way we watch sports. Rather than cheering for a team together, more people now focus on their individual prop bets. Russell Moore says the same thing is happening in the church as individual interests and personal goals are overshadowing our collec ...  Show more

719: King Charles' Christian Message plus Alan Noble

King Charles III addressed Congress last week, citing his Christian faith as a foundation for pluralism and peace. President Trump, in contrast, gave a speech welcoming the King that referenced Christianity as a cultural identity requiring exclusion and protection. Phil, Skye, an ...  Show more

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