Aaron Rogers, vaccine status, tragedies at a concert, a failed assassination attempt,

a new trend among mayor's paychecks, and other top news for Monday, November 8th,

stay informed while remaining focused on Christ with the pour over.

Here's the quote of the day, we should be rigorous in judging ourselves and

gracious in judging others. John Wesley, let's get started with some espresso shots.

On Saturday, a federal appeals panel temporarily blocked President Biden's mandate

that would require employees at large US businesses to be vaccinated or tested weekly,

beginning on January 4th. Some businesses, religious groups, and even states,

like Texas and Louisiana, sued, saying it was, quote, government overreach.

While the courts decide whether this is a speed bump or a roadblock for the White House's

biggest vaccine push yet, many eyes are on the vaccination status of one person, Aaron Rogers.

After testing positive for COVID on Wednesday, the reigning league MVP announced that he's

unvaccinated, sparking controversy, and losing him a nine-year sponsorship with Provia Health.

Rogers says that he's allergic to an ingredient in the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines,

and uncomfortable with J&J's option, but took an undisclosed, months-long treatment to boost

immunity. When discussing divisive topics, such as vaccines, remember that how you take your

stance reflects on Christ, often more than the stance itself, we should not be willing to sacrifice

relationships to win an argument. If possible, as far as it depends on you, live at peace with

everyone. Romans 12-18. 8 individuals died and dozens were injured during a crowd surge at the

Astral World Music Festival this past Friday night. As rapper and festival organizer Travis Scott

stepped onto the stage, concert goers pushed forward to get a better view, crushing and suffocating

those in front of the stage, including a 14-year-old. After losing and regaining consciousness,

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