"Religious Liberty and the Cleansing of the Temple." Watch tonight at 8:00 PM CST. 

Just as Jesus cleansed the temple two thousand years ago, He will cleanse His people today, so that they are prepared to stand in His presence when He returns. The miracle will take place. The only question that remains is whether we will be part of it.

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Religious Liberty and the Cleansing of the Temple

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Christ's first miracle represents the last miracle that He wants to perform in our lives today. Stony hearts must become flesh. Outward ceremonies must become inward reality. The water of truth must flow through the human vessel, producing a life transformed by the blood of the Lamb.
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The Cana Miracle and Religious Liberty | Straight Talk, episode 8 (Tim Rumsey)

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The 144,000 in the book of Revelation are described as having no guile in their mouths. They think, speak, and act in accordance with the principles of God's government. They are truly free citizens of an infinitely free government.
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No Guile in Their Mouths | Straight Talk, episode 7 (Tim Rumsey)

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🕯️ On This Day in LGBTQ+ History: February 15 ⚠️ February 15, 2018: Federal court ruling allows Mississippi’s HB 1523 to take effect See Full Post: www.linkedin.com/posts/therai... #LGBTQHistory #EqualityMatters #ReligiousLiberty #LGBTQMississippi

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🕯️ On This Day in LGBTQ+ History: February 15 ⚠️ February 15, 2018: Federal court ruling allows Mississippi’s HB 1523 to take effect By February 15, 2018, Mississippi’s House Bill 1523, often referred to as the “Protecting Freedom of Conscience from Government Discrimination Act,” was fully operational after years of legal challenges. The law permitted individuals, businesses, and government employees to cite religious beliefs in denying services to LGBTQ+ people, particularly same sex couples and transgender individuals. Civil rights advocates widely described the law as one of the most sweeping state sanctioned rollbacks of LGBTQ+ protections in the United States at that time. At this moment in history: 🕯️Same sex couples faced legal barriers when seeking marriage related services 🕯️Transgender residents encountered increased discrimination in housing and public services 🕯️Local businesses and faith based institutions were granted broad exemptions impacting employment protections 🕯️LGBTQ+ youth reported heightened stigma and fear as public debate intensified February 15 serves as a context date marking when discrimination was codified into state policy under the banner of religious liberty. For many LGBTQ+ Mississippians, this was not an abstract legal fight but a daily reality affecting safety, dignity, and access to services. Who continued to defend equality National organizations including the Human Rights Campaign, Lambda Legal, the ACLU, and the Southern Poverty Law Center challenged the law in court and supported impacted residents. Locally, groups such as the Campaign For Southern Equality and Mississippi based LGBTQ+ advocacy networks provided community resources, legal referrals, and public education. Faith leaders across the state also organized in opposition, demonstrating that religious freedom and LGBTQ+ equality are not mutually exclusive. #LGBTQHistory #EqualityMatters #ReligiousLiberty #LGBTQMississippi

🚨BREAKING:Trump admin boots Miss USA star Carrie Prejean Boller from Religious Liberty Commission —she says it’s because of her Catholic faith. Officials claim she derailed a hearing on antisemitism with political attacks. Faith vs. politics —who decides? #ReligiousLiberty apnews.com/article/trum...

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eligious commission member ousted in dispute over antisemitism

The chairman of the federal Religious Liberty Commission ousted a member after a hearing that featured tense exchanges on the definition of antisemitism. The ousted member, Carrie Prejean Boller, had defended prominent commentator Candace Owens, who routinely shares antisemitic conspiracy theories. Prejean Boller, a model turned conservative activist, quoted a Bible verse that attributed the death of Jesus to Jews and pushed back on the idea that some people mask antisemitism in their criticism of Israel. Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, chair of the commission, says, “No member of the commission has the right to hijack a hearing for their own personal and political agenda on any issue.”

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The Prophetic Voice | Straight Talk, episode 4 (Tim Rumsey)

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Top 10 Religious Liberty and Church-State Developments of 2025

Each year in December, I attempt to select the most important church-state and religious liberty developments of the past year.  My choices ...

Landor v. Louisiana tests whether a Rastafarian inmate can recover damages after prison officials forcibly shaved his dreadlocks—this episode breaks down RLUIPA, the legal stakes, and what oral argument signaled. 🎧 Listen: https://we-dissent.org/episode-49-landor-v-louisiana/ #ReligiousLiberty #RLUIPA #PrisonReform #SCOTUS #WeDissent
Episode 49 - Religion Behind Bars Reprise: Landor v. Louisiana - We Dissent

Hosts explain Landor v. Louisiana, the case that will decide whether a Rastafarian inmate can sue the prison officials who forcibly shaved off his hair.

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