This episode, hosted by Andrew Sletten, dives into the concept of a spiritual "Great Awakening" sweeping across the country and the world, bolstered by current events and guest discussions. The show also covers important local news and a deep dive into the strength of the recent Enderlin tornado.   Key Moments   The Great Awakening Discussion: The show opens with the question: "Are we experiencing a great awakening in our country?" Guest Cornelius Williams, a traveling minister, agrees, noting a "spiritual rebirthing" where people are turning away from the hopelessness of "post-modernism" and "soberly seeking for a divine encounter with God". Revival of the Bible: Williams points to a revival of interest in the Bible, citing data showing an increase in Gen Z going to church at higher rates than prior generations and an uptick in Bible sales in Russia. Revival of Righteousness: The discussion links the spiritual awakening to a "revival of righteousness", seen in a decline in partying and substance abuse among Gen Z, and a focus on sobriety and clear-mindedness. Historic Peace Deal Reached: President Trump is believed to have brokered an historic peace deal to end the conflict between Israel and Hamas. The deal reportedly includes the release of hostages held in Gaza, a prisoner swap, and the end of the war. Enderlin Tornado Ranked Among Worst in U.S. History: New research upgraded the June 20th Enderlin tornado's classification to an EF5, making it the first EF5 in the U.S. since 2013. Extreme Winds: Estimated top wind speeds were 266 miles per hour, a conservative estimate based on damage analysis. Train Cars Thrown: Researchers focused on 33 train cars blown off the track, including an empty oil tanker weighing 72,000 pounds that was thrown 500 feet into a field. Court Upholds North Dakota Bans: A Burleigh County judge upheld the North Dakota law that prohibits medical professionals from performing sex reassignment surgeries on minors, including prescribing puberty and hormone blockers. The Missouri parental consent law for minors seeking an abortion was also upheld by a court. Local Non-Profit Spotlight: Jordan McCormick, Executive Director of the Furniture Mission of the Red River Valley, discusses his mission to provide furniture to individuals and families in crisis, helping them live with "dignity" and "respect". Service Model: They act as a furniture bank (like a food bank) and serve clients referred by 45 local organizations, including the YWCA, Red Cross,…