Just discovered Sam's Plus membership has gained a free Walmart+ membership. If you shop at Sam's and Walmart, this is a genuinely great perk for no extra charge.

In some cities, as mainline churches die, they will be converted into mosques, coffee shops, or condos. For many, this church building as a new Orthodox church is welcomed news. Also, a PC-USA would sell their church building to an Orthodox church before a PCA church any day.

President of Cameroon, the 93-year-old Paul Biya, is expected to visit Cameroon next week! He will have a two-week working trip before returning to Geneva, Switzerland, where he lives.

Maggie’s doctors suspect TMA, a post-transplant complication that can damage red blood cells and affect organs. She isn’t diagnosed yet, but the markers are becoming clearer, and they’re preparing for treatment while more tests come back. Thankfully, she’s stable without severe symptoms. They’re also adjusting medicines for rising blood pressure. We expect her to stay at UMMC through at least Tuesday. Please pray for clear answers, wisdom for her team, protection for her graft and her organs, and healing.

Please pray with me for my new friend Edgar. He bought my treadmill off FB Marketplace. He’s a Marine and lapsed Catholic who is drawn to Jesus and I got to share the Gospel with him today.

that’s an outrageous amount of cologne to store in your locker

the 2025 nlcs vs. the 2026 nlcs

I still have not heard from @CTmagazine about why my carefully fact-checked article has been removed, apparently in contradiction of their corrections policy: brand.christianitytoday.com/…

Think of it this way: 2 Zacharia = 1 Scaramucci

BREAKING: Katie Zacharia 'transitioning out' of job as Trump's press secretary, senior White House official tells @pdoocy

Maggie had a clinic checkup today (Day 52) and we have need for you all to pray. Our doctors described her numbers as "concerning," but the team feels they can manage what's happening. They remain very confident in the graft because her marrow is producing blood cells. The concern right now is what's happening with her immune system. She is experiencing hemolysis--the breakdown of red blood cells--and the challenge is figuring out why. There are several possibilities. It could be related to her blood type conversion, which would be the best-case scenario. It could be caused by her main anti-rejection medicine, a virus, or a minor infection. They're going to run viral panels and check for bacteria. They're also watching for something called transplant-associated thrombotic microangiopathy, or TMA. This would be more concerning, but they explained that it can still be managed if caught early. She does not currently meet the criteria for that diagnosis. Some of her lab findings are reasons to keep watching closely. Our team is hopeful, but their tone carried the weight of the concerns they were sharing. We're grateful to be going back home, even as we feel the uncertainty of what comes next. We are concerned. We're thankful her marrow is producing, thankful for a team that is watching closely, and praying for clear answers and healing. But through all of it, we keep trusting the Lord. Please keep praying with us. Psa. 56:3 "When I am afraid, I put my trust in you."