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- The Baptist Paper Read
Limited access to education? Resources? No problem. Cuba’s churches persevere, says Baptist pastor
Despite limited access to theological education and resources, Cuban pastors remain committed to studying and sharing Scripture, said Cuban Baptist pastor, theologian and scholar Arcadis Solano.
Andrew Ballard | reframing dating as a different relationship than marriage
Andrew Ballard (MDiv, Bethlehem College and Seminary, 2025) serves as assistant pastor at Bull Street Baptist Church in Savannah, Georgia. He is a husband to Brooke and father to Oliver and Eden, and he does freelance writing and editing. For more faith-filled, Gospel-centered content, download the Pilgrim Radio app today on Google Play and Apple, or stream at PilgrimRadio.com.
- Adventist Review Read
Church Manual Will Undergo “Comprehensive” Revision Before 2030
On October 11, delegates at the 2026 Annual Council passed a motion to undertake a review of the Church Manual. Gerson Santos, associate secretary of the General Conference (GC) of Seventh-day Adventists, presented the motion, with information on how the decision had been arrived at, what the terms of reference would be, and what the … Continued
- Adventist Review Read
Pass Me the Tablespoon
“Big spoon” or “Tablespoon”? It sounds funny—until cultural differences become part of the bigger questions of family, faith, marriage, and expectations. One intercultural couple shares what they’ve learned about curiosity, grace, and creating a culture of their own.
- The Baptist Paper Read
First person: The Pope, a cancer diagnosis and faith amid the unexpected
Pope Leo XIV spent a peaceful night at the Gemelli Hospital in Rome after undergoing surgery for lung cancer, the Vatican said Wednesday morning. The 71-year-old pontiff was diagnosed Tuesday with adenocarcinoma after doctors removed the lower lobe of his right lung.
- CBN News Read
Cornell Protests Shine Light on College Drug Use, Sexual Assaults
After weeks of protests over allegations of sexual assault at Cornell University, school officials are promising changes
Faith leaders on the ballot: 11 races to watch
Two Presbyterians, James Talarico and the Rev. Lindsay James, are among a wave of faith-forward Democrats challenging Republicans in unexpectedly competitive congressional races.
Paul and John in Harmony
What if John influenced Paul? Eric C. Garner reviews Michael J. Gorman’s “Paul and John in Harmony,” a book that invites readers to find fresh beauty in treasured texts.
Polity matters: Faithful governance and the Book of Order
Kyle Walker reflects on a major change in Presbyterian church order from 2011.
- Good Faith Media Read
The Last Deviled Egg
They say the Lord hears the prayer of a righteous man. I don’t know about that. I just hoped an egg would be there when I strolled through.
- Good Faith Media Read
Evangelical Latino Leaders Urge Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to Pause Executions
Latino Evangelical leaders are calling on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to place a statewide pause on all scheduled death-row executions.
- Good Faith Media Read
25 Who Inspire | Rebecca Mathis
Rebecca Mathis is a juggler of many passions. Whatever she commits to, she approaches with creativity and professionalism.
- CBN News Read
Iran Attacks 12 Ships in 2 Weeks in Hormuz; Netanyahu Praises Colombia’s Embassy Move to Jerusalem
Less than three weeks before the midterm elections, Iran continues to hit ships in the Strait of Hormuz.
Thursday, October 15, 2026
This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview. Theology Has Consequences (00:00) Islamic Immigration and the Growing Challenge to Western Cultures - ‘Londonistan’ and Britain’s Growing Rift With Washington The Wall Street Journal (Dominic Green) - The Islamification of Texas The Spectator (Lionel Shriver) - The Islamist Threat Isn’t Only Terrorism The Wall Street Journal (Lorenzo Vidino) The Growing Political Influence of Islam in America (12:27) Religious Liberty, Sharia Law, the Michigan Senate Race, and More The Progressive Candidates Running Under Centrist Banners (13:18) Americans Must See Through Political and Religious Confusion Before Election Day - Can Democrats flip a GOP Senate seat in Kansas? They actually might USA Today (Jay Stahl and Terry Collins) - Talarico says he 'missed the mark' as he backtracks on controversial woke statements Fox News (Brooke Taylor, Peter Pinedo) Follow Dr. Mohler: Twitter: https://twitter.com/albertmohler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/albertmohler/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AlbertMohler For more information on The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, go to https://www.sbts.edu/ For more information on Boyce College, just go to https://boycecollege.com/. To write Dr. Mohler or submit a question for The Mailbox, go to https://albertmohler.com/contact
- Adventist Today Read
News Briefs from the UK, US, and Kyrgyzstan; and an Announcement from the Association of Adventist Women (Oct 15, 2026)
Announcement from the Association of Adventist Women The Association of Adventist Women will host its annual celebration of women in ministry on October 24 at the Loma Linda University Church, featuring a 5:00 PM vespers service with General Conference Ministerial Secretary Crystal Ward. Following the service, an awards banquet will be held at 6:30 PM
- World News Read
The World and Everything in It: October 15, 2026
A Hollywood merger leaves $80 billion in debt—and moviegoers may be the winners. Another film takes Facebook to task while overlooking some of the platform’s alleged harms to children. In Iran, a revolution’s former supporters are still fighting the regime it brought to power. Plus: Dennis Prager finds gratitude in memories of a life before paralysis, Democratic governors break with teachers’ unions, and a world-record pumpkin reigns for just seven days.
- World News Read
The World and Everything in It: October 15, 2026
A Hollywood merger leaves $80 billion in debt—and moviegoers may be the winners. Another film takes Facebook to task while overlooking some of the platform’s alleged harms to children. In Iran, a revolution’s former supporters are still fighting the regime it brought to power. Plus: Dennis Prager finds gratitude in memories of a life before paralysis, Democratic governors break with teachers’ unions, and a world-record pumpkin reigns for just seven days.
- World News Read
Thursday morning news: October 15, 2026
The news of the day, including Trump campaigns for Arizona Republican and says oil and mineral exploration set to begin in Greenland, inflation accelerates, girls walk away from race in protest of male athlete, a federal report says major banks discriminated based on faith & politics, and Pope Leo is recovering from lung cancer surgery
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