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If Eden Had No Weeds, Why Work? A Labor Day Case for God’s Original Job Description
In a Labor Day reflection, author Barbara Latta argues from Scripture that work began as a good calling in Eden, was scarred by the Fall, and is reoriented by Christ’s finished work.
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Texas GOP votes to prioritize ending no-fault divorce—what else made the platform and what happens next?
At its Houston convention, the party elevated “End no-fault divorce” to a 2026–2028 legislative priority and cited abuse‑victim safeguards; researchers and writers quoted in the report argue the policy could reshape marriage and family life.
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27 Christians Reported Killed in Plateau State Night Raids; Local Reporter Alleges Military ‘Did Nothing’
Reports from Truth Nigeria and International Christian Concern describe deadly nighttime raids on Christian communities in Plateau State, with at least 27 fatalities in separate attacks and 24 in another incident, all pending independent verification.
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VA: 17.6 Veterans Die by Suicide Each Day—Special-Operations Veteran Calls It “An American Problem” Communities Must Face
A first-person analysis cites VA data on veteran suicides and urges neighbors, employers, and faith communities to act; 988 Lifeline information included.
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Oklahoma Principal Says ‘God’s Hand Was on All of Us’ After Tackling Gunman Outside His Office
Kirk Moore said instinct took over during an attack at Pauls Valley High School. Authorities say the former student accused in the shooting had planned a Columbine-style attack.
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When a Spiritual ‘Experience’ Becomes the Trap: Two Last-Days Deceptions Christians Are Warned to Test
The source warns that believers can be misled by chasing spiritual moments without biblical testing—and by accepting the claim that all religions ultimately lead to the same destination.
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French Monastery Says Latin Mass Crackdown Left It Facing ‘Sacramental Euthanasia’
Dom Alcuin Reid said his Benedictine community accepted ordinations from another Catholic bishop after restrictions tied to Traditionis Custodes left it unable to sustain its sacramental life.
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Iran Branded Christian Broadcasters ‘Hostile’—Then Converts Began Paying a Steeper Price
An FDD op-ed warns that Iran’s latest pressure campaign against Christians includes a hostile-media list, church seizures, arrests, prison abuse allegations and calls for renewed U.S. religious-freedom sanctions.
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Stage 4 Cancer Raises the Stakes as Pastor John Cao Seeks Passport to Rejoin Family in US
Advocacy groups are urging President Trump to ask President Xi Jinping to help return Pastor John Cao’s passport so the formerly imprisoned missionary can reunite with his wife and children in the United States.
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Same-Sex Marriage Support Drops in New Poll as Earlier Highs Continue to Fade
An Economist/YouGov survey found 54% of U.S. adults say same-sex marriage should be legal, below levels reported this year by Gallup and PRRI.
