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The Savannah Bananas Go Viral Performing the Forrest Frank ‘Your Way’s Better’ Dance

The Savannah Bananas, an exhibition baseball team in Savannah, Georgia, went viral after creating a video dancing to Christian singer Forrest Frank’s hit song “Your Way’s Better.”

On Anniversary of the First Council of Nicaea, Christian Leaders Seek to Return to Ecumenism

For Christian leaders across the world and across denominations, the anniversary of the first Council of Nicaea is providing an opportunity for introspection and, potentially, the beginning of further dialogue.

Jonathan Roumie of ‘The Chosen’ Details the Physical Toll His Body Is Taking Preparing for Season 6’s Crucifixion Scene

Actor Jonathan Roumie, who portrays Jesus in the critically acclaimed series “The Chosen,” recently shared that filming the crucifixion scene in Season 6 has been the most physical thing he has ever had to do.

Adventurer Bear Grylls: Faith Has Changed Me ‘From the Inside Out’

Ahead of the release of his new book, “The Greatest Story Ever Told,” survivalist Bear Grylls wrote about how his Christian faith strengthens him and helps him live “more adventurously.”

‘You Can’t Tell Me God Ain’t Here’—Double Rainbow Appears As Jelly Roll Performs ‘Hard Fought Hallelujah’ in Philadelphia

As Jelly Roll was opening for Post Malone at a concert in Philadelphia Saturday, May 24, a double rainbow materialized in the sky right as Jelly Roll was performing “Hard Fought Hallelujah,” originally by Brandon Lake. Pointing upward, Jelly Roll said, “You can’t tell me God ain’t here.”

SC Pastor Accused of ‘Extensive Abuse’ of Multiple Adopted Children; Wife Allegedly Complicit

Pastor Myron Chorbajian of 1st Southern Methodist Church in Greenville, South Carolina, is accused of physically, sexually, and psychologically abusing several of his adopted children. His wife, Kathleen Chorbajian, is criminally accused of failing to intervene or report the abuse.

SBC Appeals Defamation Case to Tennessee Supreme Court

The Southern Baptist Convention and other defendants lost an appeal in a Tennessee district court but have appealed to the Tennessee Supreme Court.

The Scandal of Evangelical Empathy: How Did We Even Get Here?

Historian Mark Noll once wrote, “The scandal of the evangelical mind is that there is not much of an evangelical mind.” The sad truth is that the same can be said of evangelical empathy.