This week on G3 Weekly, Scott Aniol covers five major news stories and examines them in light of Scripture:

1. Maine Court Bans Mom from Taking Daughter to Church (00:20)
A shocking parental-rights case in Maine, where a court barred a mother from taking her daughter to church or reading the Bible during visitation. What does Scripture say about parental authority, the jurisdiction of the state, and obeying God rather than men?

2. Kirk Cameron Promotes Annihilationism (03:52)
There is a growing controversy surrounding Kirk Cameron’s public endorsement of annihilationism. Why are Christian leaders responding so strongly, and what does Scripture actually teach about hell, judgment, and the justice of God?

3. AI Used to Translate Bible for 3,300 Languages (08:29)
A development promising speed but raising serious questions about precision, missions, and the incarnational nature of gospel ministry

4. Jonathan Roumie Claims Atheists Converting via The Chosen (11:07)
The viral comments from Jonathan Roumie (The Chosen) and the renewed debate about whether dramatizations of Jesus can rightly function in evangelism—and how they challenge the sufficiency of Scripture and the historic understanding of the Second Commandment.

5. Erika Kirk's Jewelry and the Armor of God (13:29)
A widely shared interview between Megyn Kelly and Erika Kirk, where religious jewelry was treated as a form of spiritual protection. What does Scripture say about the armor of God, true spiritual warfare, and the danger of placing hope in objects rather than in Christ?

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