Day: May 2, 2020
Jody Hassett Sanchez on Theologians and Artists Who Found Beauty in Suffering
Skip Heitzig on the Biblically Quarantined Life
Daniel Harrell on What a Christian Should Do When There’s Not Enough to Go Around
Melita Thomas on 4 Options for Your Church’s VBS This Summer
Chris Green on Why the Coronavirus Calls for Revival of Real Pentecostalism
Scot McKnight on Why Christianity’s Biggest Challenge Comes From Realists
PODCAST: Whyte House Daily Devotional Bible Reading Episode #157: Joshua 1, Psalm 133, and Matthew 16 with Daniel Whyte III
PODCAST: How to Stay the Coronavirus Plague Briefing Podcast #41 with Daniel Whyte III
PODCAST: How to Hope: Lessons from the Israelites and Their Messianic Expectation, Part 41 (Second Coming Chapel Sermon #256 with Daniel Whyte III)
PODCAST: How to Hope: Lessons from the Israelites and Their Messianic Expectation, Part 42 (Second Coming Chapel Sermon #257 with Daniel Whyte III)
Black Pastors in Missouri Say It’s Too Soon to Return to Church
Jamal Bryant on the African American Church’s Role in the Coronavirus Pandemic and Beyond
Someone is desperate for a mask: Mask stolen from lion statue outside Chicago’s Art Institute
Precious memories: Looking back at some “normal” moments
AP FACT CHECK: President Donald Trump persists in bragging about the coronavirus plague and ends up spreading misinformation
The prospect of an election that is almost wholly a referendum on Trump is unnerving to Trump supporters
Amy Love’s house becomes a recording studio as she along with others become video stars for kids at St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital who feed on their energy, their melodies, their love
Solar, wind energy struggle as coronavirus puts many on the unemployment roll
Bob Hermann, key figure in rise of soccer sport dies at 97
Soccer players set to resume individual training in Spain
All overseas players seeking to join Premier League clubs will be subject to points-based criteria for work permits after Britain break ties with the European Union
Sepp Blatter knew that a World Cup broadcasting contract was breached illegally and that it would cost FIFA millions of dollars, Swiss investigators report
RSL striker Giuseppe Rossi coping in unfamiliar surroundings in Salt Lake City
Growth on global women’s soccer recognized; call for greater support for players, including better wages and industry labor standards
Bank Hapoalim BM in Israel and its wholly owned Swiss company Hapoalim Ltd. agree to forfeit $20.73 million and pay a fine of $9.33 million as part of a non-prosecution agreement
White House blocks Dr. Anthony Fauci from testifying next week at a hearing on the coronavirus outbreak
Replay reviews could vanish in Major League Baseball
Cuban asylum seeker Alexander Alazo opened fire at the Cuban Embassy in Washington because he wanted to “get them before they could get him,” according to court papers
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