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Biblical message written in the skies of Las Vegas
Category: America Written by James Peel

Apparently skywriting is not an uncommon sight in Las Vegas, however, I have never seen it. In January, actor Shia LeBouf took his apology for allegedly plagiarizing a graphic artist's work to the sky saying, "I am sorry Daniel Clowes." The Skytypers fly 5 small airplanes in a tight formation while a computer releases environmentally friendly puffs that spell out the message that has been ordered. Their website explains that "skytyping is literally 1,000 times larger than any road side or aerial billboard... and delivers a lower cost per thousand [viewers] than any other medium."
The faith of Hollywood: 3 ways Christians can respond
Category: America Written by Jim Denison

Learning of Clooney's faith perspective, I wondered what other members of his cast thought about God. It turns out that Hugh Bonneville studied theology at Cambridge before becoming an actor. Bob Balaban is Jewish. Bill Murray, by contrast, claims that "religion is the worst enemy of mankind. No single war in the history of humanity has killed as many people as religion has." The other major cast members—Matt Damon, Cate Blanchett, Jean Dujardin, and John Goodman—have been so silent about any faith commitment that there is nothing online I could find on the subject.
The silent reality behind the rising heroin epidemic
Category: America Written by Jim Denison

The drug is cheap and easily available: a bag of heroin sells for about $10 on Long Island, while the equivalent amount of Vicodin costs $30. The problem is not confined to the inner city, but is spreading across America among all populations and all ages.
A thief receives grace in Oklahoma
Category: America Written by James Peel

She knew she had not dropped it. It had been stolen—only one person had passed by her since she last remembered having it. She headed for the front of the store where she spotted the man.
What would I do in this situation? What would you do? Her response has drawn national attention.
Truck driver spends $600,000 to share the gospel
Category: America Written by Jim Denison

He explains: "I'm trying to reach the masses of people who are lost in this world and try to get them back to God before it's too late, because this world is not going to be here forever." When people question his financial sacrifice, he responds: "As scripture says in the Bible, everything we have is from the Lord. And if the Lord needs it back to propagate the kingdom, we should give it back to Him."
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