The Bible teaches truth, but sharing it can land you in hot water. A Christian teacher in the UK just learned this the hard way after getting fired for calling LGBT ideology sinful. Meanwhile, Trump’s team faces heat after war plans slipped to a liberal magazine. Here’s what you need to know.
A British court ruled against teacher Glawdys Leger for telling students that identifying as LGBT goes against God’s design. The school accused her of “unacceptable conduct” for defending biblical views on gender. Conservatives argue this case proves the West is silencing people of faith while pushing radical agendas on kids.
Over in Washington, Trump’s National Security Adviser Mike Waltz accidentally texted military strike details to The Atlantic’s editor. The leak exposed plans to bomb Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen. Trump called it a “glitch,” but critics say it highlights White House sloppiness. Many question why top officials use risky apps instead of secure briefings.
British Christians are turning cold on Israel, unlike their American counterparts. Some blame biased media coverage of the Middle East, while others point to growing anti-Israel sentiment in Europe. This divide could weaken global support for Israel as threats from Iran and terror groups rise.
America’s population is getting older, and caregivers are buckling under the strain. Longer lifespans sound good, but families face tough choices between jobs and caring for elderly relatives. This crisis shows why strong families and communities matter more than ever.
Psalm 119:25 says, “My soul clings to the dust; revive me by Your word.” In dark times—like legal battles over faith or government leaks—this verse reminds believers where true strength comes from. God’s truth outlasts every cultural trend.
The Trump team’s chat leak to The Atlantic—a magazine Trump calls “third-rate”—fuels distrust in the press. Conservatives see mainstream media as enemies working to embarrass the administration and undermine national security.
From classrooms to war rooms, traditional values are under attack. But as the Psalmist wrote, holding fast to God’s promises offers hope when the world feels upside down. Stay rooted in truth, and keep fighting for what’s right.
