Disney World Florida Tax Bill, Christians Struggle with the Great Commission, Brian Houston Resigns from Hillsong

Florida lawmakers have approved a bill to end Disney's special tax district that allows the company to govern the land for its Disney World theme park.

Nonpartisan media watchdog group the Parents Television and Media Council says the practice of portraying male nudity is on the rise, highlighting the example of HBO's "Euphoria," which included fully nude images of more than 30 high-school-aged-boys in the first couple of episodes.

New research from Barna shows that, while a majority of pastors believe that every disciple of Jesus Christ is mandated in Scripture to "go and make disciples" as part of the Great Commission, most Christians believe this mandate only applies to some disciples.

Actor Neal McDonough claims he wrestled with God after being blacklisted in Hollywood for several years because he refused to perform sex scenes. 

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Links to the News

• Fla. lawmakers pass bill revoking Disney's special tax status | Politics News
• Disney to air GLAAD ad defending gender transitions for kids | Politics News
• Ex-teacher will serve no jail time for sex with female student | U.S. News
• Media watchdog finds 'disturbing' uptick in male nudity | Entertainment News
• Most pastors believe all Christians should make disciples: study | Church & Ministries News
• Hillsong executive calls out church's handling of Brian Houston | Church & Ministries News
• Actor regrets asking God why he was forgotten in Hollywood | Entertainment News