Truth Itself – Page 131 – News that Impacts Your Faith, Family & Country

A Christian alternative to the Boy Scouts increased its membership by 70 percent during the pandemic

June 14, 2021

Trail Life USA, launched in 2014 and headquartered in Orlando, Florida, is reporting dozens of new chapters and more than 30,000 members. Trail Life USA CEO Mark Hancock told The Christian Post that 65 new ... Listen Now...

Donations are pouring in for a Virginia boy who sold his Pokémon card collection to help pay for his dog’s vet bills

June 11, 2021

For an average 8-year-old boy, a Pokémon card collection is priceless, but to Bryson Kliemann, his dog was worth more. Since he was 4, Bryson has collected a plethora of Pokémon cards, but soon after learni... Listen Now...

An American pastor has helped rebuild a Nigerian church destroyed by terrorists

June 10, 2021

Five years after Fulani herdsmen destroyed a Nigerian Methodist church in a raid that killed hundreds, an American pastor and attorney helped rebuild the church in time for Easter Sunday, which brought “hope and healing in the midst of a very murderous regime... Listen Now...

Hobby Lobby is suing an Oxford professor for seven million dollars over stolen Bible fragments

June 9, 2021

In the lawsuit filed in New York, Hobby Lobby says Dirk Obbink, a 64-year-old professor of papyrology at Oxford, sold fragments of papyrus and ancient objects worth more than seven million dollars in seven pri... Listen Now...

Family Research Council launches Center for Biblical Worldview

June 8, 2021

The Family Research Council has launched a new project aimed at helping “Christians develop and live by a biblical worldview.” The Center for Biblical Worldview “will also train Bible-believing Christians t... Listen Now...

A U.S. Ministry is Supporting a Christian Kids Camp that lies in the ‘Shadow of Chernobyl’

June 7, 2021

A U.S.-based mission to the “forgotten children” of the former Soviet Union is aiming to give an “unforgettable summer” to children still suffering from the lingering effects of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster that shook the world 35 years ago. Supported by... Listen Now...

Local Church Donates Food & Money to Local Ministry Formed During Pandemic

June 4, 2021

A church in Georgia has donated more than 8,100 pounds of food and over $10,000 to a food distribution ministry that was launched during the COVID-19 pandemic. Wesley United Methodist Church of Evans delive... Listen Now...

A Michigan high school told its valedictorian to leave God out of her speech, then changed its mind

June 3, 2021

A Michigan high school is reversing its opposition to a valedictorian's speech after a complaint alleged the principal's criticism was violating the First Amendment. Fox News reported on First Liberty's leg... Listen Now...

Some biblical advice for pastors feeling burned out after the pandemic

June 2, 2021

Life.Church Senior Pastor Craig Groeschel has encouraged church leaders who are feeling “a sense of uselessness, exhaustion" and "burnout” coming out of the pandemic to allow the needs of their communities and the power of the Gospel to compel them to fulfill... Listen Now...

Demographers are Warning of an ‘Epochal Fall In Fertility’ Across The Globe

June 1, 2021

An “avalanche” of “expanding and accelerating” demographic forces is driving global birth rates down at alarming rates, demographers warned The New York Times. German demographer Frank Swiaczny, former Unit... Listen Now...