Armed BLM "protesters" confront WI Sheriff vehicle in Kenosha last night. At the very end of the video, it certainly sounds like they fired on the vehicle.

President Trump to announce biggest ‘breakthrough’ yet on coronavirus

More at: https://dailyreport.us/headlin....es-august-23-2020/36

https://dailyreport.us/meme-of....-the-day-august-23-2

The Church in America has been so caught up in pragmatism; it has drunk the Kool-Aid of trying to devise a religion that non-religious people will like and accept, that it's afraid to be courageous because it might offend somebody,” ~ John MacArthur

https://credohouse.org/blog/3-....types-of-skeptics?fb

Resharing quotes from Ratio Christi at Marshall University

Too many Christians don’t seem to care that Christianity is routinely ridiculed as outdated, irrational, and narrow-minded in our culture. They may complain that this "offends" them (just as everyone else is complaining that one thing or another "offends" them), but they do little to counteract the charges by offering a defense of the Christian world view in a variety of settings. Yet Scripture commands all Christians to have a reason for the hope that is within them and to present this with gentleness and respect to unbelievers (1 Peter 3:15). Our attitude should be that of the Apostle Paul who was "greatly distressed" when he beheld the idolatry of sophisticated Athens. This zeal for the truth of God led him into a fruitful apologetic encounter with the thinkers gathered to debate new ideas (see Acts 17). It should for us as well. Just as God "so loved the world" that he sent Jesus to set us right with God (John 3:16), Jesus’ disciples should so love the world that they endeavor to reach the lost by presenting the Gospel and answering objections to the Christian faith (John 17:18). Douglas Groothuis