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The Influence Triangle: A Simple Way to Influence Your Children for Good

Parenting is hard, and it isn’t getting any easier. Christian families are confronted by a culture that is increasingly contradictory toward biblical values. In the face of such widespread… Read More

August 25, 2021
National
Fifth Circuit upholds Texas abortion ban

(The Center Square) – The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a 2017 Texas law outlawing a second trimester abortion procedure called D&E (dilation and evacuation), or dismemberment. Read More

August 24, 2021
State Government
Pro-police group successfully gathers the required signatures to recall Councilman Eric Bunch for voting to cut KCPD funding

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – A pro-police group called Take KC Back has announced that they have turned in the required number of petition signatures to the KC city clerk… Read More

August 24, 2021
State Government
Missouri students will swab themselves as K-12 schools start free COVID testing

(The Center Square) – In addition to learning to line up for lunch, some Missouri students will soon learn how to swab their nostrils to detect a COVID-19 infection. Read More

August 24, 2021
State Government
Schmitt files suit against Columbia Public Schools for mask mandate

COLUMBIA, Mo. – In his latest bout against mask mandates in Missouri, Attorney General Eric Schmitt filed suit on Tuesday against Columbia Public Schools and other district officials for… Read More

August 24, 2021
National
Pentagon mandates vaccine after Pfizer approval

(The Center Square) – All military members will be required to take the COVID-19 vaccine, the Pentagon announced Monday, but some members of Congress have already mobilized an effort… Read More

August 24, 2021
Culture
Rod Dreher to Christian Parents: Pull Your Kids Out of Public Schools

Rod Dreher, best-selling author and senior editor at The American Conservative, has strongly argued against public education for years, recently warning of the "straight-up ideological indoctrination" making its… Read More

August 24, 2021
Culture
Advocating for Another | Morning Routine for August 24

I appeal to you for my child, Onesimus, whose father I became in my imprisonment. …I am sending him back to you, sending my very heart. …So if you… Read More

August 24, 2021
State Government
Missouri plans broadband expansion with $400 million in federal COVID relief funds

(The Center Square) – The day after Missouri Gov. Mike Parson announced a $400 million broadband infrastructure plan, he emphasized no tax revenue was being awarded to a new… Read More

August 23, 2021
National
Despite widespread job openings, Biden administration plans unemployment benefits beyond deadline

(The Center Square) – The Biden administration is working to ensure that $300 weekly unemployment payments from federal taxpayers continue in some form beyond their expiration date set by… Read More

August 23, 2021
Christian Schools
School—Who Cares? Genuine Care Offered in Christian Education

Biblical care matters because people matter. But in an education system where human thinking is central, comfort and care are basically forms of cheerleading, in order to get a… Read More

August 23, 2021
State Government
Attorney General Eric Schmitt files suit against Jackson County mask mandate

JACKSON COUNTY, Mo. – Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt continued his fight against mask mandates on Thursday when he filed suit against Jackson County’s recently extended indoor mask… Read More

August 20, 2021
Mizzou
This week’s news and notes from Mizzou football

Mizzou football celebrated “Flipmas” last weekend, as linebacker Xavier Simmons, a former Virginia Tech commit, changed course and gave a verbal commitment to the Tigers. Simmons, who… Read More

August 20, 2021
Culture
Bobby Bowden Was Bold in His Faith, Shunned Political Correctness

Bobby Bowden, college football’s most recognizable face for two decades, lived to glorify God and frequently stood up to political correctness. His coaching legacy includes two national championships (1993,… Read More

August 20, 2021
State Government
Small Business Spotlight: Cancer diagnosis helps Springfield woman find passion for her new business

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. – After a skin cancer diagnosis a little over a year ago, one Springfield woman was inspired to pursue an idea that has now grown into a… Read More

August 19, 2021
Mizzou
Breakdown of Mizzou’s SEC East competition this season: Florida Gators

As defending SEC East champions, the Florida Gators will feature an offense that starkly contrasts from last season. Without Kyle Trask, Kyle Pitts, Kadarius Toney and Trevon Grimes, Florida… Read More

August 19, 2021
National
Biden pushes for third dose, vaccine mandate for nursing home workers

(The Center Square) – President Joe Biden outlined plans for a booster for fully vaccinated Americans and vaccine mandates for nursing home employees in a speech Wednesday. During… Read More

August 19, 2021
Mizzou
Breakdown of Mizzou’s SEC East competition this season: South Carolina Gamecocks

South Carolina’s recent hire of head coach Shane Beamer hopes to improve on their disappointing 2-8 record in SEC East competition last year.  Beamer previously worked on the… Read More

August 19, 2021
Mizzou
Breakdown of Mizzou’s SEC East competition this season: Georgia Bulldogs

Kirby Smart’s Georgia Bulldogs will look to earn the East’s bid into the SEC Championship after falling short of the task in 2020.  Junior quarterback JT Daniels gets… Read More

August 19, 2021
Mizzou
Breakdown of Mizzou’s SEC East competition: Vanderbilt Commodores

The third SEC East test for Mizzou will be against the Vanderbilt Commodores who struggled heavily last season. Vanderbilt brought in Clark Lea, former Commodore player and defensive coordinator… Read More

August 18, 2021