@SoanbergerVA parole board just released a felon on parole who previously, when he was on parole for 2 PRIOR rapes, then raped a child under 13! Youngkin’s board said NO, Spanberger’s board called it a ‘technical violation,’ said just THREE years was enough, and let him out without a single no vote! Raping a child while on parole for 2 PRIOR takes is not a “technicality.” FIRE THE SPANBERGER PAROLE BOARD!
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Critical #MissingPerson: 10-year-old Josiah Covington, last seen in the Unit block of T Street, NW, on Sunday, October 11, 2026.
Have info? Call 202-727-9099 or text 50411.
Christian Nationalist downplays Jesus’ command to love your enemies.
At the core of this false teaching is a desire to put the sword before compassion and grace.
The Montgomery County Department of Police - Special Victims Investigations Division is asking for the public's assistance in locating a missing 11-year-old girl.
#MissingChild#MCPD#MCPNews
In 12 days, @SpanbergerForVA's parole board could release the infamous Ocean View rapist who terrorized Hampton Roads. He was sentenced to life plus 273 years. Detectives described him as one of the most violent sexual predators they'd ever encountered.
Under Virginia law, he should've never qualified for parole. His terrified victims have reached out as they endure this unjust revictimization, and I will always stand by them and elevate their voices.
Contact @GovernorVA's office. Demand they keep VADOC inmate No. 1167925 behind bars and hold the parole board accountable.
Detectives from the Montgomery County Department of Police – Special Victims Investigations Division are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Teddy Sete, a missing 4-year-old non-verbal autistic male.
https://t.co/kIxjiGIg7x
#MCPNews#MCPD#MissingPerson
Has @MatthewCappucci seen the Waffle House Plug-in Night Light – Classic Logo Glow Inspired by The Iconic Restaurant for Hallways, Bedrooms & Retro-Waffle Lovers?https://t.co/xVReMHfuFq
Missing: 19-year-old Juan Hernandez Garcia was last seen yesterday at 11:45 p.m. in the 6000 block of Knollwood Drive in Bailey’s Crossroads. He is 5’10”, 180 lbs, has black hair, and brown eyes. (1/2)
Critical #MissingPerson 12-year-old Empress King, who was last seen in the 5300 block of 8th Street, NW, on August 9, 2026.
Have info? Call (202) 727-9099 / text 50411
Really wish @ElonMusk was more interested in weather forecasting, modeling, and other aspects of Earth observation. All of those SpaceX satellites could be fitted with tiny instruments for observations, and give us Star Trek Enterprise sensor capabilities.
Virginia State Police are seeking Dennikia Rachelle Boyce, 37, who is wanted on a murder charge in connection with the July 24, 2026, fatal shooting of two men at a VDOT equipment staging area near Route 1 and Route 288 northbound in Chesterfield County.
Reminder: Abigail Spanberger’s FIRST act as Governor was to BAN the Va State Police & Department of Corrections from notifying federal authorities of illegal immigrants convicted of rape, murder and violent felonies. Criminal first, victims last. Still waiting for the “moderate” @SpanbergerForVA to make an appearance in Capitol Square.
MISSING: ACPD is seeking the public’s assistance locating 13-year-old Abrahim Bouideh . He is described as a juvenile Black male and was last seen in the 4400 block of Cherry Hill Rd on June 19 at 3 p.m. wearing black jeans, a black hoodie and black sneakers w/ white stripes.
The question isn’t whether a Christian should pledge full allegiance to ideological conservatism or progressivism.
The question is: Does this specific issue call for a more conservative or progressive approach?
Some issues call for something altogether more profound than both.
Those in the SBC who think I no longer should have anything to say about the SBC profoundly underestimate the power of love. I’d served southern Baptist women for 40 years by the time I left. And when I left, I left directly on their behalf because it became disturbingly clear to me that the SBC as an entity was more interested in protecting shepherds than the sheep entrusted to their care. When protecting the pulpit from women becomes a far greater priority than protecting women (& children) from an abusive pulpit, something is wrong. Which has been the greater problem: women trying to become your senior pastors or pastors misusing or abusing women?
My biggest concern is that what happened with the CRT witch-hunt will happen now in regard to women. The overreach resulted in numerous pastors, teachers and professors dropping the immensely important biblical teachings against racism rather than risk being accused of CRT. I heard from pastors at that time who preached against racism and already had emails Monday morning from people in their congregation accusing them of CRT. Because the difference wasn’t clarified, they lumped all of it into the one category. The aim became: shut every mouth to shut some mouths.
I pled for SBC seminary presidents and leaders to please clarify to pastors and teachers and, thereby, to congregations & students what qualified as CRT and what indeed was the proper and deeply rooted and needed biblical approach to anti-gospel racism.
Crickets.
I see the same potential here. I have never once fought for SBC women to take over church pulpits. I have esteemed and supported the role of male senior pastors. My own pastors would tell you that. If you think I was in the SBC trying to lead a revolution against men, you are clearly not familiar with my materials. What I believed then and believe now is that God has called both men and women to serve their churches and communities and proclaim the gospel. He has poured out his Holy Spirit on men AND on women, calling them to broadcast the good news.
You have beaten the drum loudly about what women in SBC churches cannot do. So, what CAN they do? Clarity here is essential. What is a woman to do who has been gifted BY GOD to teach the Bible, especially if her church has moved to the community group model and there is no Sunday school to teach?
Here is what I see on the horizon. If you leave these matters involving women so vague that it becomes about pastoral roles/actions rather than the title of pastor, it will shift to the subjective rather than objective. I wish I was naïve enough to think that wasn’t the point to some of these leaders but, sadly, I’m not.
What if that senior pastor doesn’t allow a woman on the prayer team to pray over people at the end of the service because he deems she is acting pastorally? What if the pastor sees that a woman’s Sunday school class of WOMEN is getting, in his estimation, a little too big? Can he just decide she acting pastorally and remove her from the role? Can she counsel people with her God-given wisdom and knowledge or would she be acting pastorally? The examples could go on and on. And, of course, I realize many would not use their positions to disesteem women but surely you and I both know countless others would. God only knows how many unqualified, unloving, mean-spirited men are in pastoral positions but the obsession remains the women.
I have no desire to see SBC women leave the denomination. I loved and flourished in that denomination. I want them to be able to flourish in their spiritual gifts. I want them to be esteemed in their serving inside and outside their homes. I want them to be able to serve Jesus and proclaim his glorious gospel.
I know I’m going to get hit here. That’s fine. But you should know I will fight for them to the death. Because I love them. And, yes, whether they love me or not.