Kevin Porter

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  Oct 9, 2016

  Did Jesus Really Sweat Blood the Night Before His Crucifixion?

  Did Jesus Christ really sweat blood the night before his Crucifixion as he struggled with the prospect of His torture and death?

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  Oct 8, 2016

  Has the Bible Been Diluted by Copies of Copies of Copies? Christian Apologist Lee Strobel Answers

  How can anyone have confidence in the Bible's New Testament when it's based on copies of copies of copies? Former legal journalist Lee Strobel shared this common concern when he was an atheist investigating the Bible and hoping that the evidence for the veracity of the Bible would not add up.

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  Oct 5, 2016

  2,000 Schools Join 'I AM HOPE' Mov't Inspired by Columbine HS Martyr Rachel Joy Scott's Christian Faith

  The I AM HOPE movement, inspired by Rachel Joy Scott — the 17-year-old girl who was gunned down for her Christian faith during the 1999 Columbine High School mass shooting — has launched a plan to help students across the nation overcome their fear related to sharing the Gospel, amid the release of a film based on Scott's life and faith.

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  Oct 2, 2016

  End Times Prophecy: Judgment Will Happen With All Mouths 'Stopped'? Christian Apologist Lee Strobel Explains

  "People who take advantage of us, or defraud us, or hurt us — we think they get away with it in this world. Ultimately [they] will not. The day will come when justice will be administered."

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  Sep 30, 2016

  Jesus' Tomb – Who Really Rolled the Stone Away? Christian Apologist Lee Strobel Answers (Interview)

  Have you ever really sat down and thought through who rolled away the large stone sealing the tomb of Jesus? Christian apologist Lee Strobel, whose newly-revised New York Times bestseller The Case for Christ was released recently, walks readers through his investigation about this question.

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  Sep 23, 2016

  PTC's Top 3 Best, Worst New TV Shows This Fall: No. 1 FOX's 'Pitch'

  New TV shows coming this fall are better than what the Parents Television Council has seen for the past few years, markedly veering away from the serial killer genre pattern and moving toward family comedies, says a PTC official.

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  Sep 22, 2016

  VidAngel vs. Disney: PTC, MovieGuide Defend Family-Friendly Streaming Site as Lawful

  VidAngel, a company that enables the filtering of adult content from TV and movies, is facing a lawsuit from four film industry giants that claim the video streaming service is infringing on its copyrighted material.

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  Sep 20, 2016

  Christian Mt. Everest Climber Who Survived 29,000-ft Descent Says Marriage Is Like Climbing Mountains, You Must Surrender to God

  For a climber, being "snow blind" on a mountain top is never a good thing, and being snow blind atop Mount Everest, the tallest peak in the world, is as bad as it gets. But that's exactly what happened to Christian mountain climber Brian Dickinson who survived what is considered "the death zone" against all odds.

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  Sep 16, 2016

  Disney's 'Queen of Katwe' on Life: Reset the Pieces and Play Again (Interview)

  Disney's upcoming film "Queen of Katwe" tells the true story of Phiona Mutesi, a courageous Ugandan girl who uses her mastery of the game of chess to become a champion in the game of life.

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  Sep 12, 2016

  Westminster Theological Seminary's 'Faith in the Public Square' to Tackle Religion and Politics Ahead of Elections

  Religion and politics are taboo topics for some Americans, but the upcoming Faith in the Public Square event hosted by Westminster Theological Seminary will tackle both one month before the presidential election.