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What the Bible says about suffering

Romans 8:28: “And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose.” Today we’re talking about a very sensitive topic for many of you: Suffering. Many of you are in the midst of some kind of suffering, or you have been. [...]

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Boy Scouts at the Brink — The Moment of Decision Arrives

The National Council of the Boy Scouts of America will meet tomorrow in Grapevine, Texas, to decide whether it will retain or revise its historic membership policy on the issue of homosexuality. The new proposed policy would allow for openly-gay boys to join, but not openly-gay adults. Dr. Albert Mohler, president of The Southern Baptist [...]

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Joel Osteen resigns, apparently a hoax

According to a Joel Osteen Ministries “website,” and it states that Joel Osteen has announced that he is resigning  from his post as mega-church pastor of Lakewood Church and leaving the Christian faith. The statement was released on a site that appears to be his own: (http://www.joelostenministries.com),in which he states that he has been questioning [...]

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Classroom lesson on 911 stuns a Texas mom

How would you react if your child were taught that America is to blame for the September 11, 2001 attacks on our nation?  One mom from Texas was going through her child’s homework when she discovered an assignment with questions and answers that suggest America was to blame for the 9/11 attacks.  She soon learned [...]

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Lesson plan promotes socialism, the prophet Mohammed’s birthday

At first glance, “Share My Lesson,” a Web site created by the American Federation of Teachers, seems like a great idea. But ShareMyLesson.com, launched last July, has also become a clearinghouse for lessons rooted in radical socialist political philosophy. One purpose of the Web site is obviously to convince more teachers that it’s their responsibility [...]

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News and other odds and ends

Today on Stand Up For The Truth, we dig deep into the news headlines of the day to share some interesting developments through the lens of our faith. You’re going to hear about ten EU foreign ministers participating in a “study group for the future of Europe” aim to exert pressure to transform the EU [...]

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Texas woman forced to cover up ‘Vote the Bible’ T-shirt at polls

From the Christian Post today: A woman from Taylor, Texas has filed a formal complaint with the Texas Secretary of State’s office after election workers forced her to cover up a “Vote the Bible” T-shirt she was wearing when she went to vote early at City Hall. Kay Hill, who says Williamson County election workers [...]

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Education: Should we be exploring alternatives?

To our listeners around the nation and the world, today we’re treating you to a taste of NE Wisconsin, broadcasting live from the Freedom Project in Appleton!  The Freedom Project is a K-12 virtual education institution you can access anywhere in the world, and founded by the American Opinion Foundation. Established in 2005, American Opinion [...]

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Fast and Furious

When we first started broadcasting in 2010, we discussed the subtle ways that apostasy was sneaking into the Bride of Christ and deceiving some away from the Truth.  But now it seems that it doesn’t sneak anymore; it marches right down the aisle and takes a seat in the front row. Often it is invited [...]

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Moral relativism: The Crisis of Public Education

When did the truth become so muddy?  Our grandparents used to know beyond a shadow of a doubt the difference between truth and untruth. But as that generation dies out, our generations and the generations to come have forgotten–or have never learned–the difference.  It happened to us within just a few generations thanks in part [...]

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