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Bible removed from Utah elementary, middle school bookshelves for ‘sex and violence’

June 5, 2023

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CDC: Rising rates of suicide, depression accelerated by pandemic among U.S. kids

June 5, 2023

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More than 70,000 hear Gospel on 50th anniversary of Billy Graham’s Seoul crusade

June 5, 2023

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‘Mr. Bean’ feels duped by push toward electric vehicles

June 4, 2023

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Lawmakers rally to revive ‘Stop Harming Our Kids Act’

June 3, 2023

By Will Hall, Baptist Message executive editor BATON ROUGE, La. (LBM) – On June 1, 26 Louisiana lawmakers rallied on the Senate floor to resurrect HB 648, the “Stop Harming Our Kids Act,” by Rep. Gabe Firment, a deacon with First Baptist Church, Pollock. The bill protects underage children (who are not capable of giving informed consent) against irreversible chemical and surgical transgender procedures. The special legislative procedure was necessary after Gov. John Bel Edwards, according to NOLA.com, “whipped members of the [Senate] Health and Welfare Committee to vote against the bill [5-4] in the hours before the hearing," on May 24. BACKGROUND Before the May 24 interference by the governor, HB 648 had sailed through the legislative process on the House side with overwhelming support. After the special Senate action on June 1, HB 648 was recalled from the Senate Committee on Health and Welfare, essentially discharging them of responsibility for the bill, and then recommitted, or transferred, to the Senate Committee on Judiciary A for another hearing. On June 2, Judiciary A voted to favorably report HB 648, without objections from the four members who were present (three Democrats boycotted the vote), back to the … [Read more...]

Baptism to discipleship

June 1, 2023

By Steve Horn ALEXANDRIA, La. - Some years ago, I was on a follow-up visit with a friend, and we were visiting a gentleman who had recently prayed to receive Christ. The man had not yet been baptized, and we were going to talk with him about doing so. … [Read more...]

North Korea sentences two-year-old to life in prison camp after parents caught with Bible

May 31, 2023

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At least 95 Louisiana churches cut ties with UMC

May 31, 2023

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Oklahoma Supreme Court rules in favor of unborn children

May 31, 2023

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Kentucky abortion clinic up for sale

May 31, 2023

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FIRST PERSON: As goes the family, so goes the culture

By Gene Mills, Louisiana Family Forum president BATON ROUGE, La. (LBM) – Public policy matters, especially regarding the health and growth of families, the basic building block of any flourishing society. As we have seen throughout history, as goes the family, so goes the culture. Unfortunately, for too long … Read More

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