Opposition to outreach at public schools

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Greg Yoder from Keys for Kids discusses recent opposition to their Christian outreach in public schools, particularly in Kentucky and North Carolina. The Three Heath Brothers distribute custom Keys for Kids devotionals, which include a plan of salvation, to students. Despite complaints from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, they view the pushback as a positive sign of their impact. They aim to raise $20,000-$30,000 through concerts to fund their public school outreach, which costs about $3,000 per school. Yoder emphasized the need for prayer for the Three Heath Brothers, open doors in public schools, and the spiritual needs of young people.

Child sponsorship

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Katey Hearth from Mission Network News interviews Zippora Benting from Set Free about their child sponsorship program. Benting shares a personal story of sponsoring a child, meeting her in person, and transitioning to managing the program.

Veterans, first responders, and the Trump assassination attempt

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Warriors Set Free’s Steve Prince discusses the recent assassination attempt on former President Trump with MNN’s Katey Hearth, highlighting its impact on the veteran and first responder communities. Hearth and Prince discuss the importance of protection and service in high-pressure situations, particularly in the context of military and law enforcement work. Prince emphasizes the need to confront evil and make sacrifices, even if it means paying the ultimate price.

Spiritual freedom

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MNN’s Katey Hearth and Set Free Executive Director Dean Vander Mey discuss spiritual freedom ministry, examining Scripture’s instruction regarding spiritual freedom and challenges that prevent people from finding freedom through Christ.

Hope after abortion

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Dean Vander Mey of Set Free Ministries says abortion is more than a political or legal issue: it’s a choice with emotional and spiritual consequences.

If you’re burdened by guilt and shame, take heart. There’s freedom in Christ.