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Pence To Trump: I’m ‘Never Gonna Stop Praying for You’
In the days after Jan. 6 emotions were flaring as the country looked on in confusion and horror.
In his new memoir, set to release Nov. 15, former Vice President Mike Pence published an excerpt in the Wall Street Journal discussing the days after Jan. 6.
When pressured by the president to challenge the outcomes of several key states that Joe Biden ended up winning by thin margins, Pence explained to the president that he held no such authority to do so:
Clemson Coach Cheerfully Quotes Bible Verse After One of Worst Losses in Recent History
Clemson University football coach Dabo Swinney has always been known as a passionate man. It’s that passion that has helped his teams win two national championships and make Clemson one of the most revered teams in the nation over the past 10 years.
Swinney also doesn’t like to lose—which his teams haven’t done much of in a decade—but his humility as a man of God allows him to swallow his pride when the Tigers do. That includes last weekend’s 35-14 loss to Notre Dame, which knocked Clemson from the ranks of the unbeaten and cost the Tigers (8-1, 6-0 in the ACC) their No. 4 ranking in the country.
It was Clemson’s worst loss to an unranked opponent since 2011.
Researcher Reveals Stunning Data on Power of Prayer, Faith
A researcher who studies young people has found something stunning: those who pray and have a connection with God are more likely to flourish regarding happiness and mental health.
Dr. Josh Packard, executive director of Springtide Research Institute, told CBN’s Faithwire about his extensive research into 13-to-25-year-olds, noting studies have long found “religion is good for you.”
“Faith and spirituality are good for you,” Packard said. “If you’re a person who believes in some kind of higher power and has a connection to that higher power, you’re generally flourishing more than your peers.” {eoa}
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