Rick Warren Expresses Regret Over Making Video Supporting Biblical Marriage; Family Group Concerned

Christian News Network reports:

A pro-family group is calling into question recent statements made by Rick Warren, author of The Purpose-Driven Life and pastor of Saddleback Church in California, surrounding his regret over creating a video in 2008 that expressed his support for Biblical marriage.

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Exodus International Fragments Over Focus

Christianity Today (CT) reports that after shifting from reparative therapy to discipleship, the ex-gay coalition has lost many prominent partners. CT informs us that:

Exodus’s shift on reparative therapy has been only one of several therapeutic and theological controversies that divided the ministry this year. Top leaders and dozens of affiliate ministries have defected from the 37-year-old umbrella ministry as it has attempted to reshape its mission and public image.

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Tri-Faith Vision Becomes Reality in Omaha

KETV News shares a story out of Nebraska that illustrates today’s prevailing ecumenical mindset:

A unique vision for religious unity in Omaha is quickly becoming reality.

The concept is to build a Jewish temple, Islamic center, and Episcopalian church all on one property and connected by walkways that meet at a tri-faith center meant to encourage education and understanding.

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The Invisible Majority

There is a real glut today of self-anointed “leaders” running around the professing Christian community seeking to come into friendship with the world.

In other words, they’ve found a “Christianity” that has made them popular and in the visible majority with unbelievers. So, Apprising Ministries now brings you some truth from Spurgeon. View article →

Abortion ‘Triples Breast Cancer Risk’: Fourth Study Finds Terminations Linked to Disease

According to the Mail Online, a team of scientists at the University of Colombo in Sri Lanka claim that an abortion can triple a woman’s risk of developing breast cancer later in life. The scientists made the claim while researching how breastfeeding can protect women from developing the killer disease. They concluded that breastfeeding offered significant protection from cancer and also noted that “the highest reported risk factor in developing the disease was abortion.” View article →