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Friday morning news: October 16, 2026
The news of the day, including multiple children and teacher killed in Oregon school shooting, Ukraine resumes strikes against energy targets, Trump calls off execution livestream, and wholesale inflation jumps
- World News Read
Friday morning news: October 16, 2026
The news of the day, including multiple children and teacher killed in Oregon school shooting, Ukraine resumes strikes against energy targets, Trump calls off execution livestream, and wholesale inflation jumps
- World News Read
Culture Friday: Take it easy on each other
John Stonestreet recalls the guilt and legalism that weighed down Christian homeschooling families when man-made rules passed for biblical commands. Also: the trouble with treating AI like people—and people like AI. And a $4 million newsroom verdict that raises an old question: Who gets to decide what’s fair?
- World News Read
Culture Friday: Take it easy on each other
John Stonestreet recalls the guilt and legalism that weighed down Christian homeschooling families when man-made rules passed for biblical commands. Also: the trouble with treating AI like people—and people like AI. And a $4 million newsroom verdict that raises an old question: Who gets to decide what’s fair?
- World News Read
A machine in mourning
Marvel’s VisionQuest brings back an android searching for his identity, only to find a more human struggle: grief over Wanda and the life they never had together. WORLD’s Collin Garbarino reviews a surprisingly moving superhero sequel.
- World News Read
A machine in mourning
Marvel’s VisionQuest brings back an android searching for his identity, only to find a more human struggle: grief over Wanda and the life they never had together. WORLD’s Collin Garbarino reviews a surprisingly moving superhero sequel.
- World News Read
The mixtape never ends
Bob Stanley has spent decades making music with Saint Etienne, but he’s never outgrown his boyhood habit of making mixtapes. Now he’s digging up forgotten pop songs and giving them another listen. WORLD’s Arsenio Orteza joins the treasure hunt.
- World News Read
The mixtape never ends
Bob Stanley has spent decades making music with Saint Etienne, but he’s never outgrown his boyhood habit of making mixtapes. Now he’s digging up forgotten pop songs and giving them another listen. WORLD’s Arsenio Orteza joins the treasure hunt.
Inflation Surge, Recording Device at OpenAI, U.S.-Ukraine Tensions, & More
The Pour Over is a Christ-first, politically neutral news podcast. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, we cover the day's biggest stories in ~10 minutes, and pair the biggest headlines with brief biblical reminders. Looking to support us? You can choose to pay here. On today's episode: Inflation Rises in September Recording Device Allegedly Planted at OpenAI Network Disruption Cuts Ukraine’s Drone Connection Details Emerge into DOJ Investigation Into Rep. Omar Ship Sunk in Strait of Hormuz Bank of America Fined $1.2B
Naming the blessing 1 Thessalonians 1 1 10
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Sarah Ruden vs millennia of antiabortion men
The classicist goes on an energetic romp through the long history of what she sees as propaganda intended to control
Ep. 655: Calvary Chapel Pays Huge Settlement, Clergy Act Passes, Top Anti-Trafficking Ministries
On today’s program, Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa — the original Calvary Chapel — just settled a sexual abuse lawsuit for $12 million. We’ll have details. Plus, a Facebook post is raising questions about Christian radio stations and the ministries they promote. And, Southern Baptist seminaries see a new generation of leaders take the helm. Southeastern
Unborn Baby Wins Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Abortionist
The baby’s mother had been under the influence of drugs when she went to an abortion facility in 2020. Constitutional expert, lawyer, author, pastor, and founder of Liberty Counsel Mat Staver discusses the important topics of the day with co-hosts and guests that impact life, liberty, and family. To stay informed and get involved, visit LC.org.
- Adventist Review Read
Adventist Intercultural Marriages Have Skyrocketed. Is That a Positive Sign?
For young Seventh-day Adventists in many countries, numbers simply don’t add up, said Gabor Mihalec, a Seventh-day Adventist pastor and psychotherapist from Hungary. “Many young Adventists either choose a non-Adventist partner or look for love internationally.” Mihalec’s statement introduced a presentation at the 2026 European Adventist Youth Congress in Valencia, Spain, in August. His workshop, … Continued
- World News Read
Armed robber of Virginia banks to serve decades in prison
WORLD is a news organization producing Biblically sound, daily coverage of global, national, and cultural current events.
- CBN News Read
PRAY: 3 Children, 1 Teacher Killed in Oregon Elementary School Shooting
A 16-year-old opened fire at an elementary school in Bend, Oregon, on Thursday, killing three children and a teacher bef
Stewards, Not Owners, of Every Dollar - MinistryWatch
A gash in the hardwood floor. A dagger-like question about greed. For Bill and Dana Wichterman, radical generosity wasn’t instant — it was a journey from $10,000 in debt to seeing their money as a love letter to God.
MinistryWatch 1000 Database Tops 1,800 Ministries — and Counting - MinistryWatch
In this Weekly Review, the MinistryWatch 1000 Database tops 1,800 ministries — and counting. Plus, top stories, database changes, and other notable ministry happenings from this past week.
- Spectrum Magazine Read
What Seemed Like a Modern Adventist Love Story Became a Nightmare
When Lisamarie Karlson met Adventist pastor Timoteus Nagy she believed it was the beginning of a love story. But from weight obsession to lies, control, and infidelity that changed. How did this pastor hurt both his spouse and trust in the church, and why did it go ignored?
- Adventist Today Read
The Evolving Meaning of the Second Beast of Revelation 13
18 October 2026 | In his presentation this morning, Kevin Burton analyzes the second beast of Revelation 13 in Adventist history, whose horns represented civil and religious liberty—also expressed as republicanism and Protestantism. The “voice of the dragon,” he showed from the writings of the pioneers and Ellen White, was the hypocrisy of the constitution
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