Cumberlands University Seeing Revival, FBI memo Warns of 'Radical' Catholics, Damar Hamlin Addresses Jesus Jacket

Top headlines for Monday, February 20, 2023

The University of the Cumberlands is among the Christian institutions experiencing spontaneous worship and prayer services in response to the revival event at Asbury University.

Congressional Republicans are demanding answers after the FBI's Richmond office circulated a document classifying "radical-traditionalist Catholic ideology" as a potential national security threat.

Fred McCoy Gammon Jr., an Oklahoma pastor accused of sending several sexually suggestive text messages to a minor, including an alleged desire to “smell her underwear,” has been charged with child sexual abuse but insists he is innocent.

TV host and author Bear Grylls, who describes himself as an unconventional Christian, recently told his 5.6 million followers on Instagram that Jesus was "a wild one ... totally non-religious, 100% free, fun, loving & insanely generous and kind."

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• Cumberlands University seeing ‘the Lord’s work' at revival | U.S. News
• Lawmakers question FBI memo warning about 'radical' Catholics | Politics News
• Museum apologizes to visitors ordered to remove pro-life attire | U.S. News
• Georgia officer forced out over Christian beliefs, attorneys say | U.S. News
• Pastor charged for texting minor about smelling underwear | U.S. News
• Damar Hamlin addresses ‘blasphemous' Jesus jacket at Super Bowl | Sports News
• Bear Grylls says Jesus is ‘totally non-religious' | Entertainment News