Pastor Brother of Pete Buttigieg’s Husband Addresses LGBTQ Lifestyle

That would be because he follows the teachings of the Bible
It's nice to know someone still does

Pete Buttigieg has been a frequent critic of those who take umbrage with the LGBTQ lifestyle, often directing his ire at Vice President Mike Pence, who has not once taken a shot at the Democratic presidential candidate’s sexual orientation.

However, during a recently published interview with The Washington Post, Buttigieg’s husband Chasten opened up about his own sexual identity and his family’s struggle — partially for religious reasons — to accept his orientation.

One of Chasten’s brothers, Rhyan Glezman, who is a pastor at a church in Clio, Michigan, told the Post he was not surprised by his youngest brother’s homosexuality.

“I want the best for him,” he told the newspaper, noting it was very difficult for the family to make amends with Chasten’s sexuality. “I just don’t support the gay lifestyle.”

Christian Students Descend on California Capitol to Declare God’s Name

If you have a voice, it's time to stand up and be heard, before they won't let you, or you can't

The West Coast Baptist College Choir filmed a gloriously moving music video on the grounds of the California state capital in Sacramento. We posted the video at the bottom of this story.
“Nothing ever can, Nothing ever will overcome the Lord our God,” the students sang as they raised their voices to the Almighty.
The song is quite fitting considering the attacks on religious liberty and freedom in the Golden State.
It is incredibly encouraging and comforting to know there are Christian young people who are willing to stand and be counted. They boldly declared their allegiance to God.

Vatican official says Israel fostering intolerance of Christianity

Has the position of Anti-Christ taken over Israel?
It certainly seems as if it has

The Israeli government's failure to respond adequately to Jewish extremist attacks against churches and monasteries is fostering a climate of intolerance towards Christianity in the country, a senior Vatican official in Jerusalem has warned.

Police inaction and an educational culture that encourages Jewish children to treat Christians with "contempt" has made life increasingly "intolerable" for many, Police inaction and an educational culture that encourages Jewish children to treat Christians with "contempt" has made life increasingly "intolerable" for many, Fr Pierbattista Pizzaballa, the Custodian of the Holy Land, said.

Fr Pizzaballa's intervention, unusually outspoken for a senior Catholic churchman, came after pro-settler extremists attacked a Trappist monastery in the town of Latroun.

The door of the monastery was set fire to and its walls were covered with anti-Christian graffiti that denounced Christ as a "monkey".

The incident is the latest in a series of acts of arson and vandalism this year targeting places of worship, including Jerusalem's 11th century Monastery of the Cross, built on the site where the tree used to make Christ's Cross is held to have been planted.

Slogans reading "Death to Christians" and other offensive graffiti were daubed on its walls.
, the Custodian of the Holy Land, said.

Fr Pizzaballa's intervention, unusually outspoken for a senior Catholic churchman, came after pro-settler extremists attacked a Trappist monastery in the town of Latroun.

The door of the monastery was set fire to and its walls were covered with anti-Christian graffiti that denounced Christ as a "monkey".

The incident is the latest in a series of acts of arson and vandalism this year targeting places of worship, including Jerusalem's 11th century Monastery of the Cross, built on the site where the tree used to make Christ's Cross is held to have been planted.

Slogans reading "Death to Christians" and other offensive graffiti were daubed on its walls.