Election season is in full swing, and signs are popping up like mushrooms in yards across the nation. Christian singer Matthew West was inspired to create signs that don’t promote a candidate ...
Read More »Family Recovery Day celebrates fresh starts
Healing House KC has announced its participation in the Kansas City Coalition’s Family Recovery Day, an event dedicated to supporting and celebrating families navigating the recovery journey. The event, scheduled for September ...
Read More »Rock singer uses platform to share message of God’s love
The lead singer of the rock band 3 Doors Down paused at a recent concert to tell the audience that God loves them. Before singing the band’s song “Away from the Sun” ...
Read More »Franklin Graham dedicates ambulances near Gaza
Franklin Graham, CEO and president of Samaritan’s Purse, will dedicate two bulletproof ambulances and a Magen David Adom (MDA) station on the Gaza border today. This year, Samaritan’s Purse has gifted a ...
Read More »Pornography fuels depression in young adults
Regularly viewing pornography contributes to feelings of depression and hopelessness among young adults, a new Family Studies/YouGov survey found. One-third of adults aged 18 to 39 who watch porn daily report feeling ...
Read More »UN vote would make Jerusalem’s Old City, Judea and Samaria Jew-free
Jerusalem’s Old City and Judea and Samaria must be Jew-free within a year, according to a Palestinian-drafted resolution, which the UN General Assembly passed on Wednesday, JNS reports. The resolution, which passed ...
Read More »Conservative credit card company donates to vandalized crisis pregnancy center
Coign, a credit card company with conservative values, has donated more than $15,000 to a crisis pregnancy center in Washington, D.C., that pro-abortion vandals targeted after the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision. ...
Read More »Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley receives Distinguished Christian Statesman Award
The D. James Kennedy Center for Christian Statesmanship this week honored Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley with its Distinguished Christian Statesman Award. While accepting the honor at the Museum of the Bible in ...
Read More »What the unchurched think of the local church
Many Americans who don’t attend church nevertheless have had connections to a local church in the past. More than six in 10 of those not actively attending today were regular churchgoers in ...
Read More »China releases U.S. pastor after 18 years in prison on false charges
A U.S. pastor, who was imprisoned in China for 18 years on trumped-up charges after helping build a church in Beijing, was freed over the weekend. David Lin, 68, was detained by ...
Read More »See You at the Pole on September 25 could see one million
The annual See You at the Pole event will be held at schools across the nation and around the world on September 25. Participation has steadily increased since its humble beginnings. A ...
Read More »Israel has “no comment” on exploding pagers in Lebanon
More than 2,700 Hezbollah fighters have been injured with possibly hundreds killed across Lebanon on Tuesday when their pagers exploded simultaneously. The attack has severely crippled the terrorist organization that is waging ...
Read More »Exploding pagers injure thousands of Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon
More than 2,700 Hezbollah fighters have been injured with possibly hundreds killed across Lebanon on Tuesday when their pagers exploded simultaneously. The attack has severely crippled the terrorist organization that is waging ...
Read More »Today’s News Briefs: Harvard grad to lead Jordan;
Today’s news briefs include Harvard grad to lead Jordan; Would-be-assassin’s background; Fight over Rupert Murdoch empire; Israel and Hezbollah run out of time. Jordan’s new leader is a Harvard grad As Harvard ...
Read More »Arizona street preacher continues miraculous recovery after being shot last fall
Arizona street preacher Hans Schmidt is continuing to recover after being shot last November. “It’s a miracle, absolutely a miracle,” he said. “I should not be alive. Realistically, I should be dead. ...
Read More »Church planter finds success in one of least-churched cities in nation
Being a church planter was about the last thing Brandon Beals wanted to do. “I had friends who had planted churches, and they hadn’t gone well,” he says. “Most of them not ...
Read More »IDF declares victory over Hamas Rafah Brigade
The Israel Defense Forces has defeated Hamas’s Rafah brigade, the military declared on Thursday after four months of targeted raids in the area of the Gaza Strip’s southernmost city near the border ...
Read More »HGTV stars rally support for crisis pregnancy center
Erin Napier, star of the series “Home Town” on HGTV, is putting her money and talents where her mouth is. She recently donated to Hope House, a crisis pregnancy center in Orlando. ...
Read More »How many people found Christ through the online Billy Graham initiative?
Search for Jesus, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association‘s online evangelism initiative, has reached a significant milestone, with 20 million decisions for Christ since its launch in 2011. The global ministry, now active ...
Read More »Country singer Larry Fleet shares inspiring story behind hit song
The country song “Where I Find God” launched a successful career for singer-songwriter Larry Fleet. The song’s roots can be traced back to “Gospel Song Sunday,” a casual music series on social ...
Read More »Today’s News Briefs: Geese claim; Americans tune-out politics; Overtime taxes
Today’s news briefs include Americans limiting political news intake; Haitians eating geese?; Islamists win in Jordanian elections; No tax on overtime proposed. Muslim Brotherhood wins more seats in Jordan The Muslim Brotherhood ...
Read More »Key dates for registration, absentee voting approaching in Missouri
The November election is now less than two months away. Missouri citizens who plan to vote need to be aware of key dates on the election calendar and identification requirements at polling ...
Read More »Today’s News Briefs: No Soup for you!; CIA spy; Harris on Mid-East
Today’s news briefs include Cambell’s Soup name change, CIA officer spied for China; Harris mid-east policy “dangerous” say experts. Former CIA officer spied for China A former CIA officer has been sentenced ...
Read More »Parents need to be proactive to keep kids strong in their faith
Now that kids are back in school, Christian parents are concerned with reinforcing their faith in an increasingly secular culture. “How we value, protect and love children reveals the spiritual health of ...
Read More »Fantastic Caverns a new mission field for retired missionary
When people think of mission fields, Fantastic Caverns near Springfield probably is not the first place that comes to mind. However, Mark Alexander, a retired Assembly of God missionary, finds it a ...
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