The Spirit of God: SUNDAY EDITION (4): "One News Now" WEEK-IN-REVIEW MAY 13, 2012 IYYAR 21, 5772

Sunday, May 13, 2012

SUNDAY EDITION (4): "One News Now" WEEK-IN-REVIEW MAY 13, 2012 IYYAR 21, 5772

Standing on solid rock, not sinking sand

Chuck Colson: The Great Encourager

It's OK to accept imperfection

Msg to moms: Stay the course

Media frenzy triggered by threat of dinosaurian aliens

Feathered dinosaur too big to fly

Short term or greater good?

Successful people get back up!

Independence Day

Grieving loss

by Michael Ramirez

Our fascination with saviors

The Avengers is about a fundamentally moral battle. It evokes a truth through narrative fiction that we can experience in real life. Christians need to be unafraid to share about their own Avenger and Savior.

A tireless, compassionate activist for Israel

Israeli flag tiny A Presbyterian leader, through years of study and prayer, has developed a deep theological understanding of -- as well as a deep love for -- the People of the Book.

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Romney urges Liberty grads to honor family commitments

Mitt Romney's Mormon faith has shaped his life, but he barely mentioned it as he spoke to graduates at an evangelical university Saturday.

Busy moms? Make space for God

On this Mother's Day, a South Carolina-based ministry is encouraging moms to refocus on God -- and offers the tips to make it happen.

Our fascination with saviors

KS county commission won't reinstate prayer

Officials in Reno County (Kansas) are ending their tradition of mostly Christian prayer before meetings.

Recent poll results (May 7-11, 2012)

See the results from our poll questions last week.

Court victory for ex-'gay' leaves unmet costs

A homosexual activist who sued a former homosexual has lost his case against the man, who had to obtain insurance coverage to pay legal expenses.

GA bill protects historic display

Georgia Governor Nathan Deal has signed into law a historical display law. Among the documents in the display is a copy of the Ten Commandments.

Principles-based training in leadership

People gathered recently in various locations across the U.S. to improve their leadership skills. The Chick-fil-A Leadercast featured some of the world's best leaders speaking about important leadership principles.

The week's top stories (May 7-11, 2012)

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Unborn babies count in the White House

One pro-lifer finds it interesting that pregnant mothers must register their preborn babies before taking a tour of the White House, considering the fact that the current occupant of the White House is pro-abortion.

Domain registrar 'drawing a line in the sand'

The "world's first and only family-friendly domain name registrar" is taking a stand against pornography on the Internet.

Catholic school welcoming abortion supporter

Fallout continues over Georgetown University inviting Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to speak at its Public Policy Institute awards ceremony this year.

Standing on solid rock, not sinking sand

Michael Youssef small Many evangelicals today need to take a hard look at what happened to their mainline forebears.

Do Arkansas Dems see asset as liability?

One pro-family leader in Arkansas is puzzled about why some Democratic candidates running in the state primary chose not to fill out a survey for a voter's guide.

Mexican ID cards okay by Oregon gov.

An immigration reform activist says it's outrageous that the governor of Oregon has authorized the police to accept Mexican government-issued ID cards as valid in the state.

Professor: Education's become 'deeply wasteful'

A George Mason University professor believes college is no longer about giving students the knowledge needed for the workplace, but is instead about bringing out the character traits employers are looking for.

Message to law-abiding citizens -- 'You're a sucker'

The head of an immigration reform organization is outraged that a loophole is allowing illegal aliens and other people not even in the U.S. to fraud the government out of billions of dollars, leaving American taxpayers who play by the rules to pay the price.