Religious liberty win at the Supreme Court, U.S. to welcome Ukrainian refugees, and Ketanji Brown Jackson hearings 

In this episode, Brent  and Lindsay discuss the religious liberty win at the Supreme Court in the case of a Texas death row inmate. They also talk about the U.S. being set to welcome 100,000 Ukrainian refugees, the G-7 summit, and the Ketanji Brown Jackson hearings. 

ERLC Content

• Barrett Duke with How gambling preys on the longings of the heart: 7 reasons why people gamble and the Bible’s better answer
• Rick Morton with Christians, remember the vulnerable children of Ukraine
• Jason Thacker with How Christians can think about the epidemic of online gambling and sports betting

Culture

1. The U.S will welcome 100,000 Ukrainian refugees
2. World leaders meet at G-7 to discuss Russian invasion | What is G-7?
3. Religious liberty win at the Supreme Court | ERLC explainer
4. Ketanji Brown Jackson hearings | ERLC explainer

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• Lindsay: Axios: Office space
• Brent: Zelenskyy on Netflix

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