On this week's episode of The Sentinel Report: Maine’s courts have ruled that a church's teaching on heaven, hell, Christ’s return, and angels is “psychologically harmful” and grounds for reassigning parental rights for a mother who took her child to church — a precedent critics call one of the most dangerous in years. At the same time, pastors are being told to stay out of politics, but Southern Baptist Convention president Willy Rice argues that abortion, marriage, gender, and immigration are theological issues that demand Christian input. Will the church get involved before it's too late for America? Meanwhile, a new Harris Poll finds Gen Z more likely than older generations to call themselves religious — and also more likely to mix Christianity with manifestation, astrology, tarot, and energy work. In this packed episode, host Alex Newman also covers a Syracuse Catholic church opening a “Pride Mass” by bowing before a Pride flag, Canada’s investigation into the euthanasia of an 83-year-old Christian great-grandmother, and so much more. Three guests join The Sentinel Report to shine light on the news: Mitch Cunico, a Navy veteran, former World Mission Society Church of God leader, and investigative journalist, on the rise of powerful Asian cults, their expansion in America, and their ties to political and international institutions. Julie Burgod, South Dakota farmer and Edmunds County commissioner-elect, on questioning a proposed 25,000-head dairy project—and a state criminal investigator showing up at her office about 24 hours later to intimidate her. Audrey Werner, registered nurse, former sex educator, and founder of The Matthew XVIII Group, on what the sexual revolution and so-called comprehensive sex education are doing to children, how laws adjacent to Alfred Kinsey's pedophilia have impacted America, and what parents and churches can do to stop it.
