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Honoring the Witnesses: All Saints’ Day

Discover the surprising Christian origins of Halloween, which is actually the eve of All Saints' Day, a day historically dedicated to honoring the lives and sacrifices of faithful believers.

Can Halloween Still Be Celebrated by Families of Faith?

Halloween has deep roots in Christian history, with All Hallows' Eve marking the night before All Saints’ Day—a celebration of saints, both known and unknown. October 31 is also remembered as Reformation Day, when Martin Luther’s actions sparked the Protestant Reformation. While some may focus on pagan origins, many traditional fall celebrations, like harvest festivals, were about thanking God for His blessings. Halloween today can still be innocent fun for kids—dressing up and trick-or-treating without worrying about occult influences. And let’s be honest—79% of parents admit to sneaking a little of their child’s candy anyway!

How the Church Can Lead the AI Revolution

As AI rapidly advances, the Church faces a critical challenge: how to ethically leverage this powerful technology for the Gospel's benefit without compromising human intelligence or becoming dependent.

How to Shine God’s Light in a Season That Glorifies Darkness

While October's traditions often focus on fear and darkness, Scripture reveals that the unseen world, particularly God's Spirit, is a source of peace and light, not to be feared. Discover how to reframe the concept of 'spirit' and embrace God's empowering presence, allowing you to shine His light in a season that celebrates shadows.

SNAP Funding May End Soon: What States Are Doing and How Christians Can Respond

As the threat of SNAP benefit suspension looms, states are implementing varied strategies, from emergency declarations to directing residents to food banks, while Christian organizations are mobilizing to support those facing food insecurity. Discover how different states are preparing for the potential end of SNAP benefits and explore actionable ways you can help alleviate hunger in your community.

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