Published on September 13, 2024, 12:36 am

In a significant development, around 300 evangelical Christians in the public eye including faith leaders and pastors are signing the “Confession of Evangelical Conviction.” At its core, the document advocates for a separation of politics from faith and calls for assessing the character of political candidates. Intriguingly, a lot of support for this document seems to originate from individuals who have previously criticized Trump and conservatives. We’re left to speculate – will these critics hold the left-wing politicians like Harris up to similar scrutiny? Will they be equally critical or afford them the same level of investigation reserved for right-wing candidates?

In another piece of real and trusted news, there’s an interesting turn-of-events happening in Tennessee. A pastor is encouraging men in his congregation to arm and train their family members as self-defense against potential threats posed by illegal immigration. He has even stated his readiness to station a man with a rifle on the church roof, presuming it wouldn’t alarm neighbors. He warns potential infiltrators, “When they start coming in here, they’re going to pay for it with their lives… I sure hope they’re prepared for eternity.”

Breaking News isn’t just about sensational headlines; at times, it provides an insight into community issues, prompting us to question norms. In such a spirit comes our report from Grace Community Church led by John MacArthur in California. Here, we share the story of a woman who alleges public shaming and disfellowshipping after she exited what she describes as an abusive relationship. This brings forth questions related to church discipline – How essential is it? Are there occurrences where it is misapplied or unevenly doled out? When does church discipline become detrimental instead of constructive?

Such discussions provide not just intellectual stimulation but also solidify bonds through respectful disagreements – reinforcing that one can disagree without being disagreeable.

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Lincoln Brown, the former host of “The Lincoln Brown Show” in Utah and writer for Townhall.com balances his profound knowledge gathered from experiences as an ex-wildland firefighter, truck driver, bartender, HazMat responder with his master’s degree in Theological Studies, consistently delivering insightful perspectives.

(Note: This article was originally written exclusively for PJMedia.)