Verse of the Day
For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes.
For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes.
Baptism and the Lord's Supper become effectual means of salvation, not from any virtue in them or in him that administers them, but only by the blessing of Christ and the working of His Spirit in them that by faith receive them.
Population: 1,216,000 • Christian: 0%
Kachhwaha Kachhi people are traditionally agrarian workers, growing crops including wheat and lentils. Economically speaking, their main resource is the land due to their agrarian lifestyle. However, in regions like Delhi, Kachhi are mostly small business owners. Their industries range from selling vegetables to bookbinding to manufacturing plastic toys or electrical parts. Some have made careers in the government or in private sector roles such as medicine or engineering. Their diet is traditionally vegetarian which reflects both their Hindu background and agrarian lifestyle; however, as Hindu nominalism creeps in they are more likely to include meat in their diet.
• Millions expected to protest Trump during planned events nationwide on Saturday.
• Protesters claim Trump’s administration is authoritarian and violates civil rights.
• House Speaker Johnson defends protesters' constitutional right to assemble peacefully.
• Critics, including Hillary Clinton, encourage participation to oppose Trump's power.
• Chhattisgarh's government drafts a stringent anti-conversion law.
• The law targets 'healing crusades' and forced conversions, claims officials.
• A 60-day notice will be required for religious conversions under the new law.
• Civil rights groups plan to challenge the law in India's Supreme Court.
• Bolton pleads not guilty to 18 counts of leaking classified information in court.
• Prosecutors accuse him of sharing sensitive info with family and mishandling documents.
• This case marks the third federal indictment against Trump’s political adversaries.
• Bolton previously criticized Trump in a memoir, raising concerns over classified content.
• Trump administration reportedly plans to set refugee cap at 7,500 for 2026.
• Advocates argue U.S. has a moral obligation to accept more refugees, especially minorities.
• Supporters of the cap cite the need to address the backlog of immigration cases.
• Critics claim the administration prioritizes certain groups over persecuted individuals.
• Candidates debate Israel, Trump, and funding during a heated exchange in NYC.
• Mamdani calls for Hamas to disarm, while Cuomo criticizes his past positions.
• Sliwa accuses both opponents of being soft on crime and lacking experience.
• All candidates express their stance on working with Trump as mayor.
• President Trump announced new policies to increase access to in vitro fertilization (IVF) for couples.
• The proposals include workplace benefits for fertility treatments and discounted medications.
• Trump emphasized the importance of making fertility care affordable and accessible for families.
• Health officials and lawmakers attended the announcement, highlighting bipartisan support for the initiative.
• Zelenskyy meets Trump to discuss security guarantees and military support.
• Trump proposes trading missiles for Ukrainian drones to enhance capabilities.
• Zelenskyy emphasizes the need for NATO allies in Ukraine’s defense.
• Trump expresses concerns about Putin's intentions in upcoming negotiations.
• Allie Beth Stuckey engaged in a debate with progressive Christians, addressing key conservative issues.
• The debate, part of the 'Surrounded' series, has gained over 1.7 million views online.
• Stuckey defended traditional Christian values on marriage, abortion, and empathy during the discussion.
• She emphasized the importance of grace and truth in engaging with opposing views.
• Nationwide 'No Kings' protests are expected to draw millions, affirming democratic engagement.
• Participants advocate against perceived authoritarianism and for First Amendment rights.
• The rallies demonstrate that peaceful assembly is a hallmark of a healthy democracy.
• Organizers emphasize the importance of public discourse in maintaining democratic values.
• David French expresses concern over reports of revival in Christian America, questioning their authenticity.
• He critiques Christians for allegedly prioritizing empathy over moral clarity in social issues.
• Despite his skepticism, evidence of spiritual hunger is seen in increased Bible sales and prayer gatherings.
• The article encourages believers to remain hopeful about the Holy Spirit's work in society.
• USCIRF condemns the Chinese government's detention of Christian pastors.
• Pastor Mingri Jin and 30 leaders from Zion Church were detained recently.
• USCIRF calls for U.S. pressure on China regarding religious freedom.
• The Chinese Communist Party continues to suppress religious practices.
• Myanmar's military chief admits upcoming elections will be incomplete.
• The junta controls only 21% of the territory amid ongoing conflict.
• Over 3 million people have been displaced since the military coup.
• Analysts warn the election may be a sham to legitimize military rule.
• King Charles III to meet Pope Leo XIV for a joint prayer at the Vatican.
• This marks the first public prayer between a British monarch and pope since the Reformation.
• The visit aims to strengthen Anglican-Catholic relations amid historical tensions.
• Ceremony will focus on shared commitments to environmental preservation.
• Planned Parenthood was founded by Margaret Sanger, whose eugenics views targeted minority populations.
• Sanger's legacy includes the promotion of abortion, disproportionately affecting Black communities.
• Statistics reveal that Black women account for a significant percentage of abortions in the U.S.
• The article argues that Planned Parenthood's practices reflect systemic racism in its operations.
• Federal judge certifies class action lawsuit against California school policies.
• Parents claim schools conceal children's gender identity from them unlawfully.
• The case challenges policies that violate parental rights in child upbringing.
• Hearing scheduled to determine if state policies breach constitutional rights.
• Emily Washburn and Glenn Stanton critique an article advocating against childhood innocence protection.
• They highlight how academic jargon can obscure harmful ideologies regarding children.
• The discussion emphasizes the need for parents to safeguard their children's innocence.
• Focus on the Family offers resources to help parents navigate these challenges.
• Global Anglican Future Conference declares independence from the Church of England.
• New group plans to form a worldwide Anglican bishops’ council and rebrand.
• Members must adhere to the 2008 Jerusalem Declaration on Biblical marriage.
• This marks a significant shift in Anglican governance and doctrinal alignment.
• ICE arrests a Chicago police officer for living in the U.S. illegally since 2015.
• Officer Radule Bojovic was hired despite his expired tourist visa status.
• Hanover Park officials claim they verified his work authorization before hiring.
• DHS criticizes Illinois for allowing illegal immigrants to serve as police.
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott appoints Brandon L. Simmons as Ombudsman for higher education oversight.
• Simmons will investigate complaints against public universities, enforcing Texas laws.
• The new office aims to ensure compliance with the state's ban on diversity programs.
• Simmons, a business professor, awaits confirmation from the state Senate.
• Divorce rates dropped from 22.6 per 1,000 married women in 1980 to 14.4 in 2023.
• Higher education correlates with lower divorce rates among adults.
• Most divorces occur within the first 10 years of marriage, median duration is 12 years.
• Divorced individuals report lower incomes and wealth compared to married couples.
• Dr. Lisa Nolland discusses the ideological capture of sex education.
• Children face exposure to graphic sexual content in schools.
• Parents and leaders urged to protect children from harmful ideologies.
• Nolland emphasizes the need for a biblical approach to sex education.
• ChatGPT will soon permit A.I. generated erotica for verified adults, according to OpenAI's announcement.
• Concerns arise over the implications of A.I. erotica on societal norms and morality.
• Critics argue this move could normalize explicit content among younger audiences.
• OpenAI faces backlash from various groups opposing the expansion into adult content.