CN Morning Rundown: Two Reasons Why the World is Now Ready for the Mark of the Beast

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Two Reasons Why the World is Now Ready for the Mark of the Beast

Many believers have many questions about what will happen in the end times, and here are two that are foremost in their minds:

1) When will the time come when the mark of the beast is implemented into our culture and society; and 2) what will Satan do to try to trick people into taking the mark?

While the Bible doesn’t mention the exact timing to answer the first question, the answer to the second question can be revealed in two simple words: Deception and idolatry.

Right Out of A Horror Story – Surreal Details Arise in Gabby Petito Case

As the murder of 22-year-old Gabby Petito remains a mystery, her fiancée, Brian Laundrie, continues to be sought by police as a “person of interest” in a case that daily grows in national interest. He has not yet been named a suspect.

Yet there are peculiarities that have arisen in the case surrounding Laundrie, including “chilling” social media posts that are being scrutinized online, The U.S. Sun is reporting. Petito was reported missing on Sept. 11, ten days after Laundrie returned home from a trip out west to Florida alone in the couple’s white Ford transit van.

Human remains matching Petito’s description were found inside Grand National Park on Tuesday and a corner confirmed that it was indeed Petito’s body. Her death was ruled a homicide.

This Football Team’s Faith is Now Going Viral

After a school board in Tennessee told teachers and coaches they could no longer lead students in prayer, members of the football team and their parents took matters into their own hands.

Last week, administrators with Putnam County Schools told staffers they would be barred from leading students in prayer in the future, a decision that came as a result of a letter from the group Americans United for Separation of Church and State, according to WZTV-TV.

After consulting with an attorney for the school board, a spokesperson for PCS said case law disallowing prayer or proselytizing “is clear,” noting, “Courts have consistently ruled that prayer and proselytizing cannot be sponsored by schools or school personnel.” {eoa}

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