Day: April 16, 2020
Controversial Louisiana Pastor Tony Spell Who Has Repeatedly Defied Social Distancing Orders by Holding In-Person Services Now Wants His Followers to Donate Their Stimulus Checks to Ministers Who Haven’t Received Donations from Churchgoers in a Month
Coronavirus Hampers Seminary Education in Prisons
Russell Moore Says Religious Liberty Threats From Mississippi Mayors Are “Inconsistent and Incoherent Saber Rattling”
Before the Coronavirus, Members Might Have Been at Church When Tornado Hit
Southern Baptist Evangelists Easter Livestream Nears 400,000 Views
59-year-old Lawyer for Louisiana Evangelical Megachurch who Defied Social Distancing Orders Is In the Hospital with Coronavirus After Attending a Packed Palm Sunday Service – but he Insists he Has No Idea How he Tested Positive
Southeastern Now Offering Modified Residency Option for Ph.D. In Biblical Studies
Midwestern Seminary Hires Geoff Chang as Spurgeon Library Curator
Paul Kim on Easter and the Body of Christ
Southern Baptist Leaders Address Cooperation and Threats to Religious Liberty
Southern Baptists Respond to Outbreak of Easter Tornadoes
Amid the Coronavirus Pandemic, Consider the Persecuted Church
PODCAST: The Bible: Myth or History?, Part 5 (Reasons to Believe #173 with Daniel Whyte III)
Environmental Protection Agency guts rule credited with cleaning up coal-plant toxic air
PODCAST: Israel Set to Enter Another Lockdown (Second Coming Watch Update #914 with Daniel Whyte III)
PODCAST: Whyte House Family Devotional Reading of Charles Spurgeon’s Morning and Evening #90 with Daniel Whyte III
PODCAST: The Scripture & the Sense Podcast #476: Amos 7:2 with Daniel Whyte III
Louis Armstrong Educational Foundation has launched a $1 million emergency fund to support freelance New York City-area jazz musicians during the coronavirus pandemic
Pressured to work without right equipment, having had enough, nurses are protesting and/or lodging formal complaints
Jim Denison on You Can Change Someone’s Life, Too
Carmen Williamson, a top U.S. amateur boxer, the first black boxing referee and judge at the Olympic games dies t the age of 94
Massachusetts Man Arrested for Attempting to Blow Up Jewish Assisted Living Facility
U.S. Tennis Association’s new CEO said calling the prospect of holding the Grand Slam tournament without spectators “highly unlikely”
Review: New Shelby Lynne album connected to unreleased film
Trump gives governors “a phased and deliberate approach” to restoring normal activity in reopening the economy
Latest on coronavirus pandemic: President Trump to governors: “You’re going to call your own shots.”
Gospel for Asia and Other Christian Organizations Helping to Sustain Desperate Families as Coronavirus Plague Pushes Families to Brink of Starvation
15 days before the World Health Organization declared the rapidly spreading coronavirus outbreak a global pandemic, intelligence, science, and medical professionals at the National Center for Medical Intelligence raised its warning that the coronavirus would become a pandemic within 30 days
