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Needing a resource to help your children memorize Scripture verses? Kristin Chapman offer four books to teach and support young children.

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Catechism and encouragement CHILDREN’S BOOKS | Four books to teach and support young children

The lunar lander designed by Astrobotic Technology and launched via United Launch Alliance’s new Vulcan rocket was supposed to land on the moon in February, the first return to the lunar surface since 1972.

First U.S. lunar landing mission in decades jeopardized by malfunction WORLD is a news organization producing Biblically sound, daily coverage of global, national, and cultural current events.

Speaker Mike Johnson is celebrating the bipartisan deal to fund the government in 2024 which bucks the recent trend of passing last minute annual spending bills.

GOP spending plan builds on former speaker’s design Republicans have little time before budget deadline

"Being absent without leave in the military threatens the health and safety of your unit. When you’re the secretary of defense, going AWOL threatens the security of our entire nation."

Daniel R. Suhr in :

Asleep at the nuclear switch Daniel R. Suhr | Did the United States just experience a national defense crisis?

"Uncertainty about the precise details of the end times, however, is one thing. Ignorance of the broad intention of God’s program is quite another. So let us assert again and again here what His main program is: Jehovah is going to win."

An excerpt from a series of classic columns by Joel Belz:

Orebs and Zeebs God’s foes seem strong for a time, but they become mere tumbleweed

An English couple was surprised to discover that their garden ornament was actually a 64-pound live naval projectile. Meanwhile, nearly 400 Parisians lined up for the grand opening of Krispy Kreme.

Read more Quick Takes on what's happening around the world, here:

Quick Takes: Bombs away British bomb squad descends on couple’s decades-old lawn decor

Ted Kluck puts together a guide on letting the world know about your New Year’s resolutions (by social media platform and/or station in life).

It’s that time of year again Ted Kluck | Letting the world know about your New Year’s resolutions (by social media platform and/or station in life)

In an op-ed published by The New York Times, Gay called the backlash that led to her resignation a “skirmish” within a “broader war” to “undermine public faith in pillars of American society.”

Josh Schumacher reports:

Former Harvard president defends herself after resigning WORLD is a news organization producing Biblically sound, daily coverage of global, national, and cultural current events.

"It would be distasteful enough if this calendar was being marketed to conservative men generally. But the fact that it’s being marketed to dads is especially shocking."

Bethel McGrew in :

Decadence draped in red, white, and blue Bethel McGrew | Playboy-lite for “conservative dads” is not the way to fight the left

"He sought to build bridges. He was patient even in disagreements. He honored his opponents and sought to make them his friends."

WORLD remembers Rev. Dean Nelson:

Remembering Dean Nelson Jeff Bradford | The pro-life movement just lost an irreplaceable light

When the Christmas lights come down, winter turns bleak. Here's how we continue to fight the good fight of faith.

"If we are to weather midwinter in any fashion worthy of the name of Christian we shall have to do better than lying low in hibernation. Something more muscular," says Andrée Seu Peterson.

Andrée Seu Peterson: Hope for the bleak midwinter Fighting the good fight of faith when Christmas lights come down

"When it comes to intersectionality, Claudine Gay made Harvard look good—until she didn’t."

C.R. Wiley in :

What’s really going on at Harvard? C.R. Wiley | It’s a seller’s market for intersectional academics

Francis Schaeffer’s short book on “the final apologetic” in John 13 can help Christians thrive in the new year.

Emily Whitten reviews:

Classic Book of the Month: What is The Mark of a Christian ? Francis Schaeffer’s short book on “the final apologetic” in John 13 can help Christians thrive in the new year

"Gov. DeWine’s veto is yet another wake up call for us all."

R. Albert Mohler Jr. in :

The transgender revolutionaries want our children R. Albert Mohler Jr. | And Ohio’s Republican governor gets their applause with a veto

“For the Lord has chosen Zion; he has desired it for his dwelling place: ‘This is My resting place forever; here I will dwell, for I have desired it’” (Psalm 132:13-14).

Andrée Seu Peterson writes on why Israel will have a state of its own:

A light in a dark region Israel has stronger rights to its land than the world is willing to acknowledge

"Every human kingdom, every earthly ruler has an expiration date. Every despot and dictator will go to their grave. But Christ’s kingdom is forever."

Daniel Darling in :

What hath Bethlehem to do with Washington? Daniel Darling | Our political theology must be rooted in the Incarnation

Over the past 12 months, God has allowed us to glimpse into the wonders of His creation through ground-breaking scientific achievements and discoveries. With the dawn of complex technology like AI, this year has also revealed how science can make our lives better but also more dangerous.

Julie Borg takes a look at some of the scientific highlights from 2023:

Year in Review: Learning more about God’s creation Some discoveries from 2023 made life better, others required caution

"In our recent votes, we have replaced an aristocracy of Herods for a democracy of them."

Adam M. Carrington on the Feast of Holy Innocents Day in :

More homicidal than Herod Adam M. Carrington | The slaughter of the innocents continues

Merry Christmas from WORLD News Group.

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