It's Holy Wednesday, also known as Spy Wednesday, the day Judas betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces

of silver.

Let's use our coin purses to further the gospel instead.

In case you missed it, we've got a two-part challenge for you this week.

Number one, give $25 to a ministry sharing the gospel year-round with college students

through crew,

incarcerated men and women through prison fellowship, or people with disabilities through Johnny and friends.

And number two, invite a friend or neighbor to church, and let us know through the link in the show notes so we can pray for them.

Hey, this is Zan at the Porover.

And this is Joe at the Porover.

On the news front, today we're talking about El Salvador's president visiting the White

House, Harvard refusing the Trump admin's demands, and Vida announcing American-made AI

chips, and other top news for Wednesday, April 16. Stay informed while remaining

focused on Christ with the pourover today. Here's your quote of the day. I am imperfect in many

things. Nevertheless, I want my brethren and kinsfolk to know my nature so that they may be able to

perceive my soul's desire. St. Patrick.

Let's get started with some espresso shots.

A high-profile deportation case has come to a legal standstill. While visiting the White

House on Monday, El Salvador's president Bucale said he won't return

Kilmar Abrago Garcia, a man the United States government mistakenly deported to an El Salvador

mega prison. The issue has sparked debate. Abrago Garcia, who's married to an American and has a

five-year-old in Maryland, was legally protected from being deported to specifically

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