
False Prophecy and Data Harvesting, Border Security Challenges, Push to Overturn Same-Sex Marriage
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Top headlines for Friday, January 30, 2026
In this episode, we unpack the growing normalization of false prophecy in the church, where weekly “words of knowledge” often stem from human imagination rather than divine truth. Former border czar Tom Homan calls for a shift in tone to reduce violence and improve the efficiency of federal law enforcement. Plus, a coalition of conservative groups is mounting a fresh campaign to overturn the 2015 Supreme Court ruling that legalized same-sex marriage.
00:11 Shawn Bolz, false prophets: 4 ways data harvesting has been used
01:02 Tom Homan says hostile rhetoric, hate against ICE 'must stop'
01:47 New movement seeks to overturn landmark gay marriage ruling
02:37 Tucker Carlson prompts pushback for praising Saudi Arabia
03:27 Feds demand university apologize for male in women's volleyball
04:20 3 takeaways from Live Action's abortion pill exposé
05:07 Trump prays with supporter during campaign stop in Iowa
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- Shawn Bolz, false prophets: 4 ways data harvesting has been used | Church & Ministries
- Tom Homan says hostile rhetoric, hate against ICE 'must stop' | Politics
- New movement seeks to overturn landmark gay marriage ruling | Politics
- Tucker Carlson prompts pushback for praising Saudi Arabia | U.S.
- Feds demand university apologize for male in women's volleyball | U.S.
- 3 takeaways from Live Action's abortion pill exposé | Politics
- Trump prays with supporter during campaign stop in Iowa | Politics
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