The Briefing with Albert Mohler Tuesday, September 2, 2025
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Sep 2, 2025 A heart-wrenching tragedy unfolds in Minneapolis as a mass shooting leaves two children dead and many others injured. Experts discuss the shooter’s unclear motivations, prompting reflections on faith and morality. In Gaza, journalism faces ethical dilemmas, as the line between truth and propaganda blurs amidst conflict. The need for reputable journalism is highlighted, emphasizing the responsibility Christians have to engage thoughtfully with today’s complex media landscape and the challenges in identifying credible sources.
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Premeditated Church-School Massacre
- Albert Mohler recounts the Minneapolis church and school shooting that killed two children and injured many others.
- He notes the shooter was familiar with the school, planned the attack, barricaded doors, and then killed himself.
Internet Networks Feed Mass-Shooting Fantasies
- Mohler highlights online communities that glorify mass shooters and may inspire troubled individuals.
- He says these networks help spread plans and celebration, contributing to new waves of violence.
Pray And Pursue Practical Prevention
- Mohler defends prayer as profoundly powerful and not mutually exclusive with action.
- He urges doing whatever individual or collective measures are possible to prevent violence while continuing to pray.