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Friday morning news: October 9, 2026
The news of the day, including Hurricane Isaias set to slam Gulf Coast, Trump administration accuses Microsoft and Adobe of misusing visa program, Russian strike kills at least 30 in Ukraine, FDA delays abortion drug review, Nicolas Maduro faces new charge in U.S. federal court, and NASA crew-12 returns to Earth
Friday morning news: October 9, 2026
The news of the day, including Hurricane Isaias set to slam Gulf Coast, Trump administration accuses Microsoft and Adobe of misusing visa program, Russian strike kills at least 30 in Ukraine, FDA delays abortion drug review, Nicolas Maduro faces new charge in U.S. federal court, and NASA crew-12 returns to Earth
Culture Friday: “Consent is not enough”
Allegations of sexual assault at Cornell University raise a question that goes beyond consent, Katie McCoy says: What do we owe one another? Also: a new women’s movement declares independence isn’t nearly enough, and a Canadian grandmother who can no longer cook Sunday dinner confronts a question of life and death.
Culture Friday: “Consent is not enough”
Allegations of sexual assault at Cornell University raise a question that goes beyond consent, Katie McCoy says: What do we owe one another? Also: a new women’s movement declares independence isn’t nearly enough, and a Canadian grandmother who can no longer cook Sunday dinner confronts a question of life and death.
A shot at redemption
Zachary Levi steps into John Wayne’s boots in Angel and the Badman, playing a wounded outlaw who finds himself in the care of a Christian family. WORLD’s Joseph Holmes enjoyed the ride, but says the original packs a stronger punch.
A shot at redemption
Zachary Levi steps into John Wayne’s boots in Angel and the Badman, playing a wounded outlaw who finds himself in the care of a Christian family. WORLD’s Joseph Holmes enjoyed the ride, but says the original packs a stronger punch.
Wordplay: Seven days, many gods
From Babylonian astronomers to Roman gods and Norse mythology, the names of our weekdays have traveled a long and winding linguistic road. George Grant follows the trail in this month’s Wordplay.
Wordplay: Seven days, many gods
From Babylonian astronomers to Roman gods and Norse mythology, the names of our weekdays have traveled a long and winding linguistic road. George Grant follows the trail in this month’s Wordplay.
Anxiety in the Israelites family system Exodus 32 1 14
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Hurricane Isaias, Nobel Prizes, Disney+ to Stream the Super Bowl, & More
The Pour Over is a Christ-first, politically neutral news podcast. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, we cover the day's biggest stories in ~10 minutes, and pair the biggest headlines with brief biblical reminders. Looking to support us? You can choose to pay here. On today's episode: Hurricane Isaias to Make Landfall Nobel Prize Laureates Announced Disney+ to Stream the Super Bowl Crude Oil Tops $105 Mayor Mamdani’s October 7 Speech Draws Backlash Mall of America Terrorist Attack Foiled Christa Pike Regains Consciousness
Ep. 652: Sean Feucht, Jim Bakker, and Victor Marx
On today’s program, Sean Feucht Ministries faces an amended lawsuit claiming he continued seeking donations for something that was already fully funded. We’ll have details. And, from war zones to politics — the leader of a ministry who has worked in some of the world’s hardest places is now shifting his focus to domestic issues
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Pro-Life Groups Ask FDA To Restore Abortion Pill Safeguards
Mail-order abortion drugs circumvent pro-life laws designed to protect women and babies. Constitutional expert, lawyer, author, pastor, and founder of Liberty Counsel Mat Staver discusses the important topics of the day with co-hosts and guests that impact life, liberty, and family. To stay informed and get involved, visit LC.org.
Pastor Ezra Jin receives human rights award on anniversary of CCP arrest: ‘I will not rest’
Pastor Ezra Jin Mingri, who was imprisoned in China for nine months until he was released to the United States in July, is slated to receive a human rights award commemorating the one-year anniversary of his arrest.
Pete Hegseth and the United States of Bloodthirst
Jesse Washington’s story forbids us from responding to Hegseth’s announcement with, “This isn’t who we are.” White Americans have proven, time and again, that this is exactly who we are.
Tracking Erton Köhler’s First Year of Travels as GC President
In his first year as president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Erton Köhler traveled across several continents, speaking at church events and meeting with leaders, pastors, students, and members. What do his travels reveal about the people, places, and ideas central to his presidency?
Parsing Pluralism: In Defense of Hopeful Realism
Contrary to some critical readers, the liberal democracy that Hopeful Realism can affirm is far from neutral.
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