Poll: Pastors Say Black President Would Be Good for SBC
Eighty-six percent of Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) pastors who expressed an opinion believe it would be good for the largest … Read More
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A Small Light in a Kingdom of Darkness
Flies circle the sparsely equipped operating room in the middle-of-nowhere Central Asia. One lands on an instrument tray, strutting the … Read More
OM Lifehope Engages Local Communities in Olympics Outreach
On Saturday, June 30, the Olympic torch will come within seven miles of the OM Lifehope Training Centre in the … Read More
Joni and Friends Celebrates 30 Years on Radio
Joni Eareckson Tada is celebrating 30 years on the radio this month. After founding Joni and Friends International Disability Center … Read More
Richard Land Apologizes for Racially Charged Words
Richard Land, a well-known Baptist ethicist, got two slaps on the wrist from his denomination for “hurtful, irresponsible, insensitive and … Read More
God’s Power Falls on Churches on Pentecost Sunday
Thousands of churches across all six inhabited continents declared God’s power from their pulpits on Pentecost weekend—and the testimonies are … Read More
Human Trafficking Spikes in Pre-Olympics Brazil
A team of journalists, photographers, videographers and Compassion International staff are heading to Brazil on Sunday with one purpose: to … Read More
Court Rulings Mirror Fears, Hopes in Egyptian Vote
In the lead-up to the country’s first democratic presidential election, a court ruling confirmed fears that justice will continue to … Read More
Core of Gay Marriage Law Unconstitutional, Federal Court Rules
The U.S. Court of Appeals in Boston on Thursday declared the Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA, unconstitutional. The court … Read More
Federal Court Hears NY School Worship Ban Case Friday
Attorneys on Friday will try to convince a federal judge to issue an order that would allow churches to continue … Read More
Obama Administration Opens the Door for Men to Enter Women’s Restrooms
First, Macy’s allowed transvestites to enter women’s dressing rooms. Now, the Obama Administration is paving the way to allow men … Read More
Russian Youth Stoke Prayer Furnace Flames
While Americans were remembering the sacrifice of those who have died protecting the freedom of the nation, Russian believers were … Read More
Boxing Champ ‘Pac-Man’ Pacquiao a Fighter for the Faith
Philippine boxing champ Manny “Pac-Man” Pacquiao is now telling the world about the true champion of his life: God. The … Read More
Israel Finds Support From Memphis Christians, Jews
As the threat of a nuclear Iran rises, support for Israel is also spreading. Memphis, Tenn., Christian and Jewish leaders … Read More
Humber Uses Perfect Game to Glorify a Perfect God
It’s perhaps the loneliest feeling in baseball. It’s the 7th inning and you’ve got a perfect game going. And nobody … Read More
Charismatic, Pentecostal Influencers Talk of Friendly Revival
Converge21 (C21) recently brought together leaders, pastors, educators and next-generation thought leaders to collaborate on the future of the Spirit-empowered … Read More
Violence Continues in Nigeria as Akinola Criticizes President
In Nigeria’s Plateau state, Christian leaders said more Christians have died at the hands of Muslim extremists than the 35 … Read More
Netanyahu Condemns Syrian Massacre of Civilians
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed “revulsion” over the ongoing massacre of innocent civilians by forces of Syrian President Bashar Assad. … Read More
Report: Sex-Selective Abortion Thriving in America
Live Action on Monday released a new undercover video showing a Planned Parenthood abortion clinic in Austin, Texas, encouraging a … Read More
Christian Leaders Launch Stand for Marriage Petition
Christian leaders have banned together to launch a petition to Stand for Marriage. The petition comes in the wake of … Read More
Lou Engle: Virginia Key to God’s Plan for America
Thousands of Christians gathered in Fredericksburg, Va., this weekend as part of the ongoing prayer rallies known as “TheCall.” The … Read More