The recent Kansas City region blizzard meant big business for pizza delivery services, coinciding with new data showing Kansas leads the nation in pizza consumption. According to Pizza Hut’s 2025 Pizza Trends ...
Read More »Oklahoma Gospel Singer Anita Bryant Dies at 84, Leaving Legacy of Faith and Music
The family of Anita Bryant Day, a former Miss Oklahoma and Grammy-nominated singer, announced that she passed away on December 16 at her home in Edmond, Okla. She was 84. Bryant spent ...
Read More »Cruz Demands U.S. Airlines Resume Israel Flights, Questions Political Motives Behind Suspension
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) called for the immediate resumption of U.S. flights to Israel, suggesting that politics, rather than safety concerns, are behind certain airlines’ continued suspension of service. His comments come ...
Read More »Great Awakenings! “Heartland to Holyland” tour of Israel
Have you dreamed of walking where Jesus walked? Of standing where David stood? Of touching stones that witnessed miracles? That dream is closer than you think. This November, join fellow believers from ...
Read More »Artist’s Monumental Sculptures Share Gospel Message Worldwide
Max Greiner Jr., founder of the Coming King Foundation, continues to inspire people through his artwork. “God made me an artist,” he said. “Artists don’t really make themselves.” The foundation’s flagship project, ...
Read More »Christian Aid Organizations Mobilize as Southern California Battles Devastating Wildfires
As the nation’s attention focuses on wildfires in Southern California, Christian aid organizations are leaning in, coordinating efforts to assist stunned residents and exhausted first responders. According to local authorities, with 179,000 ...
Read More »Federal Judge Strikes Down Biden’s Title IX Gender Identity Rules, Victory for Christian Educators
A federal judge struck down the Biden administration’s controversial Title IX rules this week, marking a significant victory for the Christian Educators Association. The rules, which would have required public schools to ...
Read More »National #WearBlueDay Highlights Growing Human Trafficking Crisis With 27.6 Million Victims Worldwide
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is mobilizing Americans to participate in #WearBlueDay this Saturday, marking National Human Trafficking Awareness Day on January 11, to spotlight the devastating global crisis of human ...
Read More »New Video Series Tackles Science Faith Crisis as 66% of Christian Teens Leave Church
Despite being raised in Christian families, many kids lose their faith after leaving home. Research shows that two-thirds of Protestant church-attending teenagers drop out for at least a year between ages 18-22, ...
Read More »Terror Attack Survivors Find Hope as Billy Graham Chaplains Minister in New Orleans
A week after the deadly New Year’s terror attack that claimed 14 lives, chaplains from the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team are in New Orleans to help survivors deal with the aftermath. ...
Read More »Christian Business Leaders Transform Workplace Through Discipleship Program
Many area churches and ministries are doing an admirable job of equipping men to grow in their faith and in turn, make disciples of other men. However, most men spend far more ...
Read More »From Survival to Hope: How ReHope is Transforming Lives in Kansas City
In the heart of the Midwest, a quiet revolution is taking place. ReHope, the region’s largest residential facility for human trafficking survivors, isn’t just offering shelter – it’s rebuilding lives. “Human trafficking ...
Read More »Names, Politics, and a Really Big Puddle: The Gulf of “America” Issue
Ready for a cruise on the Gulf of America? It could happen if President-elect Trump’s quip about renaming it gets traction. The Gulf of Mexico, spanning an impressive 218,000 square miles of ...
Read More »Syria’s New Islamic Education Changes Spark Global Concern Over Curriculum Changes
A series of planned changes to Syria’s school curriculum, with an Islamist focus, are raising alarms in the West. They come after promises of reform and inclusiveness by the new rebel government ...
Read More »Huckabee’s TBN Show Ends as Former Governor Prepares for Israel Ambassador Role
Former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee has been nominated by President-elect Donald Trump to serve as the next U.S. ambassador to Israel, marking a historic moment as the first evangelical Christian nominated to ...
Read More »March for Life 2025 Rally to Focus on “Life: Why We March” Theme
Despite recent winter storms, prolife advocates are preparing for a pivotal moment as the annual March for Life returns to Washington, D.C. on January 24, 2025. This year’s theme, “Life: Why We ...
Read More »Kansas City Warming Centers Open as Dangerous Cold Continues
Although the blizzard is over, frigid temperatures remain in Kansas City, where record-breaking snowfall of 11 inches has left many seeking shelter. If a friend, family member or even a stranger needs ...
Read More »Viral ‘Rich Men’ Singer Oliver Anthony Launches Rural Revival Ministry Project
The singer who captured America’s attention with “Rich Men North of Richmond” is answering a different calling. Oliver Anthony, whose protest song became an overnight sensation, recently announced his transition from music ...
Read More »Kansas City’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes Celebrates 70 Years of Impact
One of the major milestones of 2024 is the 70th anniversary of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a Kansas City ministry that has transformed millions of lives worldwide. The organization grew out ...
Read More »Orthodox Christmas Decorations Come Out as 300 Million Celebrate January Holiday
Just when most of us have packed away our Christmas decorations, Orthodox Christians are pulling out theirs. According to BBC News, more than 200 million Christians worldwide are celebrating this week’s Orthodox ...
Read More »Receptive to Chance Encounters Means Being Non-Judgmental
Doubting what to do next? Is the best route to take when met by an unexpected Y on a well-traveled dirt hiking trail in the middle of the forest? This has happened ...
Read More »Broadway in Kansas City Brings Six New Shows in 2025
Once Kansas City digs out of the snow and ice, it will be able to enjoy the 2024-2025 Broadway in Kansas City season. It is a combination of beloved productions and premiers. ...
Read More »Life-Saving Survival Centers Give Hope to Desperate Mothers in Poverty
In a world where approximately 830 women die each day from pregnancy complications, Compassion International’s Survival Centers are becoming beacons of hope for mothers like Gabriella in Brazil. These centers, part of ...
Read More »CrossFit Ministry Transforms Lives Through Spiritual Fitness in South Africa
As Christians get back into a workout routine in the new year, a commitment to physical fitness also can promote spiritual fitness, as a groundbreaking ministry in South Africa demonstrates through its ...
Read More »Healthcare Costs Shape Americans’ Health Priorities in 2025
Many Americans are making a healthier lifestyle a top priority for 2025. But as important as diet and exercise are, policies by the incoming administration and Congress also will have an impact ...
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