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Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) is responding to a recent round of news articles detailing accusations by former employees that the … Read More

Killed in a church shooting, Sydney Browning never had a chance to meet the 62 second-graders of Granada Primary School. But today … Read More

Officials in Katin village, southern Laos have ordered six more Christian families to renounce their faith or face expulsion in … Read More

The parent company of Zondervan, HarperCollins, announced that it plans to publish next year the inspirational memoir of outspoken Christian … Read More

Gilbert Tuhabonye loves to run. Growing up in Burundi, he ran the African plains near his village every day, challenged often … Read More

Since mid-August, former Brownsville Revival pastor John Kilpatrick has seen thousands of people flock to revival services being held four … Read More

David Platt (pictured right) became one of the youngest megachurch pastors in history when in 2006, at the age of … Read More

Today at 3 p.m. (EST) nationally known prophetic leaders will analyze and give direction about the Nov. 2 midterm elections. … Read More

In China, nearly 72 million people are denied access to work, education and community, not because of race or gender … Read More

  For the first time in Bhutan’s history, the Buddhist nation’s government seems ready to grant much-awaited official recognition and … Read More

Servant’s Heart in Louisville, Ky., doesn’t hold traditional Sunday services and doesn’t consider itself a church. Instead, the Assemblies of God … Read More

Esteban Pedraza (pictured left) says he’s inspired–inspired by “people I know”–which happens to be the title of his personal, award-winning … Read More

An unidentified arsonist in Israel set fire to a Jerusalem church building that has long been a focal point for … Read More

According to the results of an election-day survey by the Faith and Freedom Coalition (FFC), self-professed evangelicals and social conservatives … Read More

Next week, for the first time in its 103-year history, the Church of God in Christ (COGIC) will not hold … Read More

In charismatic circles, the term revivalist often brings vivid memories of past and present evangelists such as Kathryn Kuhlman, Oral Roberts and Benny … Read More

Islamic extremist assault and security force operation leave at least 58 dead. Amid questions about lax security, mourners gathered in … Read More

Well-known worship leader Darlene Zschech will soon be leaving the Australian megachurch where she has served for 25 years to … Read More

This weekend a South Carolina pastor held a rally on the steps of the Georgia Capitol calling for Bishop Eddie Long to step down until the investigation into allegations that he used his influence and money to coerce young men into sexual relationships were proved false.

Bishop H. “Prophet” Walker of True Light Pentecost Church in Spartanburg, S.C., told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution that Long “had no right to continue as a leader of the Christian church.” During the rally, Walker emphasized that he has no authority over Long but that members of Long’s church New Birth Missionary Baptist in Lithonia, Ga., should force him to step down. “They have to understand that this is their church, not Bishop Long’s,” Walker said.

Gospel singer Delia Knox hadn’t walked in 22 years when she stood from her wheelchair, lifted one knee, then the other, and took careful steps across the front of a Mobile, Ala., civic center in August. 

Knox leaned heavily on her husband and the pastor hosting the service, former Brownsville Revival leader John Kilpatrick, as she moved feet she hadn’t felt in decades, stopping on occasion to rest and crying all the while as the congregation shouted and leaped. 

“It’s overwhelming,” she told the Mobile Press-Register after walking again in a service the following week. “It’s a God thing. I can’t even put words on it.” 

Jesus prayed in John 17 that the world would know His followers by their love. Yet nearly half of evangelicals … Read More