A pivotal Supreme Court ruling brings attention to the impact of religious organizations in charter schools following a split vote. The conversation shifts to Target's fluctuating DEI initiatives, sparking backlash from conservative consumers. Historical figures like Winston Churchill are analyzed regarding their faith and moral values. The complexities of death and belief in Christianity are discussed, along with insights on officiating weddings for unbelievers, emphasizing the importance of gospel messaging even in secular ceremonies.
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4-4 Split Curtails Religious Liberty
The 4-4 Supreme Court decision upheld Oklahoma's ban on religious organizations sponsoring charter schools.
Justice Amy Coney Barrett's recusal likely cost religious liberty a favorable 5-4 outcome.
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Target Loses from DEI Backlash
Target's heavy promotion of LGBTQ and DEI initiatives led to conservative boycotts and financial losses.
Upon retreating from DEI, the company then angered left-wing supporters, alienating nearly everyone.
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Churchill's Morality vs. Faith
Winston Churchill embraced a biblical worldview and Christian morality without clear evidence of personal Christian faith.
Admiring Christian values does not equate to regeneration or being a true believer in Christ.
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This autobiography by Winston Churchill spans the first thirty years of his life, from his childhood to his early years in Parliament. It includes his time as a war correspondent and cavalry officer in various theatres such as Cuba, India, and South Africa. The book details his development as an author, his first lecture tour of North America, and his dramatic capture and escape during the Boer War, which helped launch his political career. Churchill's narrative is characterized by its wit, humor, and self-deprecating style, making it a charming and engaging read[1][2][5].
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Part I (00:13 - 04:32) Religious Liberty Was Hamstrung Yesterday: The 4-4 Split Led to a Major Religious Liberty Loss in Oklahoma
Part II (04:32 - 10:45) The Left is Now Furious with Target: The Company Offended Many Christians With LGBTQ Advocacy, Now Target Backs Off DEI, and the Left is Losing Their Minds
Part III (10:45 - 16:34) Why Don’t You Believe Churchill Was a Christian? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from a 15-Year-Old Listener of The Briefing
Part IV (16:34 - 20:33) What Does Fallen Asleep Mean in 1 Thessalonians 4:13? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letters from a 14-Year-Old Listener of The Briefing
Part V (20:33 - 22:42) In the Parable of the Soils, Do the Rocky Soil People Go to Hell? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letter from a 6-Year-Old Listener of The Briefing
Part VI (22:42 - 25:34) Can I Officiate the Wedding of Unbelievers? Should I Share the Gospel at That Wedding? — Dr. Mohler Responds to Letter from Listeners of The Briefing
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