Alex Reads Tarot Quits for Jesus + Did Jesus Actually Heal All Our Diseases?

A TikTok tarot reader walks away from her entire platform to follow Jesus — and the internet absolutely lost it. Alex Reads Tarot announced she's leaving behind the cards and committing her life to Christ, and within 48 hours, over 30,000 followers vanished. Turns out some people are only fans until you find the actual Way, Truth, and Life. Read the full story: https://www.perthnow.com.au/entertainment/influencers/tiktok-tarot-reader-alex-reads-tarot-loses-thousands-of-followers-after-revealing-shes-following-jesus-c-22501066 Speaking of things people didn't want to see — Supergirl opened to a blistering $18 million at the box office. Blistering in the sense that it's on fire and dying. Nate breaks down what's happening with superhero fatigue and the cultural moment behind the flop: https://thepostmillennial.com/supergirl-tanks-opening-day-brings-in-only-18-million Then there's a story that'll give you chills — and we mean that in the best possible way. A churchgoer spots kids trapped in a sweltering car, mutters "my fist will probably work," and somehow channels enough divine intervention to smash right through that glass. Spoiler: the kids are fine, and God apparently answers prayers about car windows. Full story: https://mycharisma.com/news/kids-trapped-in-sweltering-car-churchgoer-says-my-fist-will-probably-work-then-with-gods-help-starts-smashing-glass/ On a more sobering note — parents in Brazil have been sentenced to prison after homeschooling their children and excluding gender ideology from the curriculum. This one deserves a serious conversation about parental rights, state overreach, and where this trajectory leads in the West: https://www.ewtnnews.com/world/americas/parents-sentenced-to-prison-in-brazil-for-homeschooling-and-excluding-gender-related-content And out of the Netherlands, a sobering and tragic story: a transgender schoolgirl has been arrested in connection with a double murder: https://spzh.eu/en/news/94004-in-the-netherlands-a-transgender-schoolgirl-was-arrested-for-double-murder Finally, a meaty Ask A Christian question that gets into some real theology: If Jesus took our diseases, why are Christians still getting sick? Does "bearing" sin and sickness mean "removing" it, or something else entirely? Nate walks through the atonement theology, digs into what Isaiah 53 and Matthew 8 actually say, and untangles what "taking" really means in a redemptive context — because it matters how you read it. This is Ask A Christian Podcast — where no question is off the table and every answer points back to Scripture.