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Satan Impregnates Woman, Has Antichrist Daughter in New Disney Distributed FX Animated Series ‘Little Demon’

“Little Demon," a new animated series on FX, which is distributed by Disney and streamed on Hulu, sets out to normalize paganism.

Actor Russell Brand Links Amazon’s Palm-Payment System to Mark of the Beast

Actor Russell Brand is among those sounding alarms about Amazon One, now offered in Whole Foods stores in several states. With Amazon One, shoppers can register the palm of their hand and then scan it for contactless payment.

‘My Heart’s Definitely Painted’—Worship Leader Cory Asbury Sparks Online Debate About Nail Polish and Masculinity

Songwriter and worship leader Cory Asbury recently responded to a follower’s question on Instagram about why he wears nail polish, sparking a debate in the comment section about cultural gender norms and masculinity. 

Sonny Tucker, Arkansas Baptist State Convention Executive Director, Announces Retirement

Citing a desire to “be a more present and participative father and grandfather” and the conviction that his vision for the role of the executive director is complete, J.D. “Sonny” Tucker announced his retirement.

Yelp’s Disclaimer Concerning Pregnancy Support Centers Questioned

The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission expressed its objections Thursday (Sept. 1) to a new Yelp disclaimer. The Southern Baptist entity said Yelp's policy casts doubt on the medical qualifications of pregnancy resource centers.

Ouachita, Oklahoma Baptist Face Off in Thursday Night College Football

A matchup between two Baptist colleges joins a slew of games tonight as Week 1 of college football begins, ushering in what many actually consider the most wonderful time of the year.

A Saint for Our Time: New Documentary on Mother Teresa Premieres at the Vatican

A new documentary depicting the life and legacy of Mother Teresa premiered at the Vatican movie theater on Wednesday (Aug. 31). 

#PandemicPastoring Report Documents a ‘New Era in Ministry’

In 2020, attendance was soaring at Emerywood Baptist Church in High Point, NC. Giving was steady. The church was getting ready to send more than 25 people on a mission trip. Then came the COVID-19 pandemic.