Ian M. Giatti
Christian Post Reporter
A veteran media and entertainment talent, Ian Michael Giatti is also a seasoned ministry leader whose first passion is teaching the Word of God for audiences of all ages. In addition to his career in broadcast and digital journalism, Ian has served as a Sunday School teacher, in ministry leadership, and has led Bible studies for inmates and staff at local jails. After departing California during the COVID-19 pandemic, Ian, his wife and four kids are now proud Texans.
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Inspiration behind 'Sound of Freedom' blames 'spiritual warfare' for mainstream media backlash
The founder of the organization that inspired the box-office hit "Sound of Freedom" says the media backlash to the film may be a sign of "spiritual warfare."
Box-office surprise 'Sound of Freedom' brings out 'QAnon' catcalls from The Guardian, Rolling Stone
What happens when another overtly Christian movie starring Jim Caviezel once again dominates the box office?
National Weather Service blames military 'chaff', not plague of locusts, for Utah radar anomaly
Was a reported grasshopper invasion in Utah not nearly as biblical as it first sounded?
'Exceptionally radical': UN report says anti-LGBT religious beliefs not protected human rights
A key advisor for the United Nations suggested in a recent report that "discriminatory positions of prejudice" are not protected by religious freedom rights, a report one advocacy group said could have "exceptionally radical" implications for Bible-believing Christians.
Texas church apologizes after Anna Duggar's father quotes 2 Chronicles 7:14 in slavery sermon
A Baptist church in Texas is apologizing for comments about slavery made by a relative of the scandal-plagued Duggar family during a guest sermon in which he quoted a Bible verse about repentance.
4 fired at Michigan TV news station after memo calls for 'balanced' pride coverage
Two managers and two other staffers of a local NBC affiliate in Michigan have been fired after a memo which warned about “polarizing” some viewers over the station’s coverage of LGBT pride events.
Israeli journalist mocked, spat upon after going undercover as 'Priest for a Day' in Jerusalem
An Israeli journalist who disguised himself as a priest was mocked and spat upon in the Old City of Jerusalem in the latest incident of Jewish public animosity against Christians in Jerusalem.
LA Times editorial leadership: A trans-identified man 'is and was a man' even prior to transition
Are legacy media outlets breaking basic rules of grammar and journalism in pursuit of a more transgender-friendly editorial approach?
Member of blasphemous drag troupe blames 'bigoted Christians' after Google backs off event
A California man who performs under a blasphemous stage name while wearing women’s clothing and makeup says he is disappointed after “Christians at Google” accused the search giant of religious discrimination over a scheduled company pride event.
Pastor Greg Locke talks 'deliverance' from Evangelicalism at Dallas Mass Revival
The Dallas Mass Revival wasn’t the first time I’d stepped foot into a nontraditional church meeting, but it was easily the hottest.
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