What Wrestling Taught an Olympic Gold Medalist About God
On the eve of heading to the Paris Olympics, wrestler Kyle Snyder talks about how faith helped him loosen up and love his teammates.
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SBC DIGEST: SWBTS hosts thousands of Lifeway campers; Baptist statesman Jimmy Jackson dies | Baptist Press
Southwestern hosts thousands of students in summer Fuge Camps; Longtime Alabama Baptist pastor, ‘statesman’ Jimmy Jackson dies July 19.
British government report says trans suicide claims overblown
A United Kingdom government advisor on Friday said statistics do not indicate that there had been a large spike in suicides among young people who identified as transgender after a 2020 decision by UK...
Federal court dismisses challenge to Tenn. law prohibiting public drag shows
Drag performers at a pride festival in Memphis, Tenn. in 2022. Associated Press/Photo by Patrick Lantrip, Daily Memphian, file The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals...
DOJ sues nonprofit for child sex abuse
The U.S. Department of Justice on Thursday filed a lawsuit against Southwest Key Programs, a Texas-based nonprofit, over allegations of pervasive child sexual abuse and harassment. Southwest Key, the ...
I Know My Friend is Struggling with Addiction. What Should I Do? - RELEVANT
Addiction is a harrowing journey that affects not just the individual but also their friends and loved ones. If you have a friend who is grappling with
Mass cyberoutage grounds flights, disrupts businesses worldwide
Science & Tech Post Date: July 19, 2024 Passengers line up at Don Muea...
Bible study: Serving | Baptist Press
Believers can partner with church leaders in meeting the needs of others. Doing this, serving alongside one another, only expands our influence and witness for Christ.
John Deere cuts support for social and cultural awareness initiatives
A Tractor Supply Company store sign is seen, Feb. 2, 2023, in Pittsburgh. The Associated Press/Photo by Gene J. Puskar, File The agricultural giant released a ...
The Cost of Living With Purpose - RELEVANT
On an overseas speaking engagement several years ago, I was walking with my daughter and wife through a cemetery in Great Britain looking at headstones
