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A Black Culture Café Rooted in Community and Connection #shorts
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Terrance’s Take: Will Prairie View A&M football have another November to remember?
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Texas school vouchers raise funding concerns for Black communities
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Houston Links celebrate 75 years of social impact
Houston Links mark a milestone rooted in friendship, advocacy, scholarships and generations of community investment.
Willie D on Houston legacy, turning 60
Houston hip-hop pioneer Willie D talks legacy, fatherhood, and turning 60.
Houston needs affordable housing. Can churches fill the gap?
Houston faith leaders explore turning 414 acres of church-owned land into affordable homes for residents.

How reliance on a credit reporting agency led to Mississippi’s voting mess in the midterms
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‘Sinners’ star Miles Caton to play Denzel Washington’s grandson in new thriller
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Gov. Mikie Sherrill appoints Shirley Emehelu as New Jersey’s lieutenant governor
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Toukie Smith, trailblazing model and actress on ‘227’, dies at 74
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Creatine and the Evolution of Hype
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Ole Miss Students Under Investigation For Making Monkey Noises Caught By Black Student’s RING Camera
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All The Rats Are Leaving Donald Trump’s Sinking Ship
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Who Were The Tuskegee Airmen? The Black Pilots Who Helped Change American History
The Tuskegee Airmen broke racial barriers in the military, becoming pioneering Black pilots whose courage changed American history.

Faith Before Flags: A Biblical Reflection on MAGA Christianity

October 25, 2025
by
Pastor Johnson

In recent years, a movement known as MAGA Christianity has risen to prominence in America, a blend of faith, politics, and nationalism that seeks to “make America great again” through what it calls a return to “biblical values.” For many believers, it offers a sense of belonging, purpose, and moral clarity in a divided nation.

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