Barr’s Shrewd Decision, and other links

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• Barr’s Shrewd Decision To Speak To CBS; More Of This Please -- ""Barr “clearly wanted his words to be heard by the skeptical or confused more than those who already believe the Russia probe was politically motivated from the beginning.”"
• Being Baptist: An Historical and Doctrinal Survey -- "It is our belief that the church was founded by Jesus during his earthly ministry and is still in the world today just as He promised."
• Bible Study Battle Goes Federal After Christian Couple Threatened with Eviction -- "A Virginia senior living community is facing a federal lawsuit after threatening to evict residents for leading a Bible study in their own apartment."
• Devin Nunes Demands All Underlying Documentation From Mueller’s Investigation; Says ‘It’s All A Fraud’ -- "...we learned that the Mueller team had “selectively edited” the transcript of a voicemail from President Trump’s lawyer...This was discovered because federal prosecutors released the transcript in a court filing."
• Father’s Day at Home and at the Cemetery -- "Dig out those old pictures and get them labeled before everyone forgets who they are!"
• Feel free to hate Briles and Baylor, but make sure to do your homework on the subject -- "As critical as we are to your community and a democracy, we can be a lazy judgmental pack of self-important blowhards."
• Has Preaching Changed since the Early Church? -- "...when I read the sermons of these practitioners of expository preaching, I cannot help but notice that their preaching appears rather alien to what is today thought of as expository."
• Minnesota Police Officer Responding to a Welfare Check Winds Up Mowing Elderly Woman's Lawn -- "She was ok and Matt asked her why her yard is so unkempt. She said she doesn’t have anyone to mow for her. He grabbed her mower and cut the front yard."
• Paradigm Shift: ‘Migrant Rights’ Activists Who Led Caravans Charged With Human Trafficking -- "In February, Mexico’s interior secretary, Olga Sánchez Cordero, said members of Pueblo Sin Fronteras are among those the government has identified in promoting and organizing caravans and suggested that some may be involved in human smuggling."
• Siege of the Alamo Map by Col. A. J. Houston -- "Andrew Jackson Houston...began to research and write on subjects of Texas history. Back in 1938 he compiled all available information about the siege of the Alamo to create this map."
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott Recently Wiped Out Red Light Cameras Throughout The State -- "“I’m about to sign this bill that bans red light cameras in Texas,” he said before putting his signature on the paper."
• The “Blue People” of the Appalachian Mountains -- "Known as the “Blue Fugates”, the eastern-Kentucky family was said to have retained a genetic trait that led to a disease which made their skin color blue."
• U.S. judge denies Democrats’ lawsuit to stop border wall funds -- "While the Constitution bestows upon Members of the House many powers, it does not grant them standing to hale the Executive Branch into court claiming a dilution of Congress’s legislative authority. The Court therefore lacks jurisdiction to hear the House’s claims and will deny its motion."
• Waco church voluntarily cuts ties with BGCT -- "University Baptist Church in Waco announced in mid-May it will allow its building to be used for same-sex weddings...University Baptist did not press the issue with the BGCT but chose instead to “end the formal relationship peacefully.”"