[CP Today] Charles Stanley stepping down as senior pastor of First Baptist Atlanta

Monday, September 14, 2020 TODAY'S HEADLINES is sponsored by Charles Stanley stepping down as senior pastor of First Baptist Atlanta U.S. Black Christian college offers students free online therapy amid rise in lockdown stress Students at a historically black Christian college in Texas, as well as several other colleges across the nation, will have access to free mental health therapy for one year as many struggle during the COVID-19 pandemic.  A Message from Partner Parents Dance Before the Lord! Get a peek into Sielmat Christian Chapel as sponsored children share their gift of dance with fellow classmates. These sponsored children in India are not only getting an top notch education, they are also learning to use their gifts to serve the Lord! Watch Now

World China: House church preacher, wife face charges for homeschooling children A court in China's southern Fujian province has summoned a house church preacher and his wife for not sending his children to public school and homeschooling them, according to a watchdog. Entertainment 'Faith Under Fire' trailer premiere: Film offers message 'we need now more than ever,' says Kevin Sorbo Collide Distribution and Universal Pictures Content Group released the trailer premiere of the upcoming film "Faith Under Fire" exclusively to The Christian Post on Monday. Actor Kevin Sorbo says the inspiring movie has a timely message. Church & Ministries Grace Community Church, John MacArthur defy 'utterly impossible' restrictions on worship services Pastor John MacArthur and Grace Community Church defied a court order that directed them to refrain from holding indoor services amid COVID-19. The pastor argued that following the county's stringent guidelines would "completely shut the church down." U.S. Mark Galli, former editor of Christianity Today, converts to Catholicism; considers himself 'evangelical Catholic' Mark Galli, who was editor-in-chief of the evangelical publication Christianity Today until January, is now a member of the Catholic Church after his formal conversion to Catholicism at the Cathedral of St. Raymond Nonnatus in Joliet, Illinois, on Sunday.

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Opinion Right thinking on choosing the lesser of two evils Clearly our fallen world presents us with situations where absolute laws conflict, so of the three possible Christian choices, we're left with the Conflicting and Graded Absolutism options.

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