Dallas, TX Much of the congregation at a local Baptist Church, Narrow Way Fellowship, have decided that enough is enough when it comes to heresy in the so-called church around the world, and that a greater awareness to this heresy must be brought to light.  This movement in a church of about 800 members started with married couple, Joel and Barbara Stag, and in three months has spread to about half of the church. "People have tried to tell me worshiping God is an honor, and I should stand with everyone else as we always have.  But, you can't force worship, and I do worship in my own way.  Just not in the usual way--not when there is a systemic heresy problem going on around the world.  I still hum the songs in my heart, sitting down, but I'm not singing out loud and standing up.  I don't mean to bring any offense to the leadership or other members of our church, but what are we doing about heresy around the world?  We totally respect God, and we res...

Des Moines, IA "It never ceases to amaze me that at just the right time, exactly the right song comes on the radio and changes everything."  That is according to Gill Youngblood, a frequent listener of the local Christian radio station "The Vibe", which promises to deliver "positive and uplifting" music from every song they play. "This one day, I was really just depressed.  Work was busy the day before, and then that night I totally missed Dancing With the Stars because I had to work on a leaking kitchen faucet.  I was driving to work that next morning and just then, a song came on singing about how no matter what I was going through, God is there for me.  Like wow, it just really hit the spot.  It was exactly what I needed to hear.  Another time I had just gotten a flat on the way to a football game.  I was sitting on the side of the road looking at my shredded tire thinking... why me?  Sitting there basically feeling sorry for myself, I ...