Weekend Headlines: Calif. church appeals governor's ban on Bible studies, in-person worship: 'Church more essential than ever'

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Entertainment Zach Williams relying on his faith more than ever: 'God's done so much in my life' Christian rocker Zach Williams is gearing up to get back on the road after months in quarantine for a Drive-In Theater Tour with Big Daddy Weave and says this season has helped him to rely on his faith more than ever.  Church & Ministries John MacArthur urges churches to challenge gov't and reopen amid pandemic, Andy Stanley disagrees Pastors John MacArthur and Andy Stanley, who are both influential Christian leaders, presented dueling advice on how churches should respond to government restrictions amid the pandemic this week, with MacArthur urging pastors to open because the supposed need for indefinite lockdowns is a "lie," while Stanley recommended cooperation. Entertainment VidAngel settles 4-year legal battle with Disney, Warner Brothers Video filtering company VidAngel has reached a new settlement in a four-year copyright dispute with Disney, Warner Brothers and other studios, reducing its liability from a $62.4 million jury verdict to now $9.9 million which would allow the streaming company to fully emerge from bankruptcy. Politics Pro-Trump Christian group knocks on over 1M doors, plans to spend $40M on 2020 voting campaign Hundreds of canvassers affiliated with a grassroots campaign dedicated to mobilizing conservative evangelical and Catholic voters have knocked on nearly 1 million doors nationwide in the past month to encourage people to vote for President Donald Trump this November.

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