Day: December 21, 2014
How to Protect Your Body and Mind During Winter
Satanist Group Erects Holiday Display Near Michigan Capitol With Little Fanfare
Eric Garner’s Family Express Condolences for Murdered NY Police Officers’ Families; Sharpton Claims he Has Received Threats
President Obama Calls Police Commissioners to Express Support for Law Enforcement
LISTEN: “Hands Up, I Surrender All” (Gospel Light Minute X with Daniel Whyte III)
Big Holiday Storm to Disrupt Travel
LISTEN: Just Jesus #21 with Daniel Whyte III
Black Lives Matter Protesters Arrested at Mall of America to be Prosecuted
LISTEN: Iranian cleric: Country has ability to make nuclear bomb; U.S. asks China to curb N. Korean cyberattacks (Second Coming Watch Sunday Roundup #48)
Furniture Store Stands Its Ground On Christian-themed Christmas Window Display
Syria’s Last Christians Fight to Save Their Land
In New Book, Scott Saul Gives a Searing Look at Richard Pryor’s Comedic Genius
After Murder of NYPD Officers, Clergy and City Leaders Call for People to Cool Down Racial Tensions and Come Together
LISTEN: The Urban Christian News Weekend Report #92
Woman Calls Out Gospel Singer J. Moss on Social Media for Being 3 Months Behind on Child Support
LISTEN: The Fall of Man, Part 3 (Onward Christian Soldiers #62 with Daniel Whyte III)
Tom Brokaw Says His Cancer Is In Remission
Seven Injured by Lightning Outside Tampa Bay Buccaneers Game
LISTEN: The Armor God Supplies for the Christian, Part 6 (Pilgrim’s Progress According to the Bible #20 with Daniel Whyte III)
Foundation of Late Yankees Owner to Pay for Education of Children of Murdered NYPD Officer Rafael Ramos
Al Sharpton: We Are All Outraged, Saddened by Deaths of Police Officers
Man Dressed as Santa Shoots 2 People at Detroit Gas Station
Cowboys Stomp Colts 42-7 to Clinch NFC East Title
Patriots Survive Jets to Earn First-Round Playoff Bye
Atlanta Falcons Knock Saints Out of Contention
Johnny Manziel Leaves Game With Hamstring Injury In Cleveland Brown’s 17-13 Loss to Panthers
Athletes Pay Tribute to Slain NYPD Officers
50 Years After the Civil Rights Movement, Black Churches Are Finding New Ways for Activism
