It's Friday, August 29th.

I'm Tara Jean Stevens.

And here are this week's headlines from the heaven-bent universe.

Miracle gets memed.

You may remember Christian music artist Forrest Frank from an edition of headlines earlier this month.

He's a pop star, his music charts, and he has more than 5 million followers on Instagram.

And on that previous headlines, I was reporting on his miracle claim.

It all started last month when he broke his back in a skateboard accident, and then, while

stuck in bed, wrote a viral song called God's Got My Back.

Even when I'm low and full of laugh, God's Got My Back. Even when I'm low and full of lack, God's got my back.

But the miracle part is that two weeks after his accident, he says he just woke up one day, pain free,

and that on a new x-ray, the fractures were gone.

Since then, his experience has turned into a meme in Christian social media circles.

This often involves Christian music artists posting their own videos,

where they pretend that they've been injured and are making Christian pop-bops from their beds too.

But in a new video posted on Tuesday, Forrest Frank says he's had enough of that.

Man, this is super tough. I know y'all are going to be like, Forrest, you're way too sensitive.

But this is like the 10th or even the 20th post

I have seen from another Christian artist making fun of probably the most traumatic moment of my life

my wife's life and I know that God has brought a lot of blessing from it and maybe that's why y'all

think it's cool to like now make fun of it for some reason reason my algorithm sends it directly to me. I can totally understand the fact you guys are just having fun. You're not, you're probably not even really thinking that I'm going to see it. I'll just say this. I know there's a lot of kids that are watching this. You know, when you're in junior high and you're in high school, you're going to get made fun of a lot. All that being said.

And of course, because Forrest Frank is Forrest Frank, he wrapped up that video by sharing a bit of a new song that he was working on, inspired by this experience.

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