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‘Tis the season, and churches around the country are implementing all kinds of unique Christmas outreach ideas in order to share the good news of Jesus and love those around them.

The Supreme Court rejected a challenge to Kentucky's 'Display & Describe' law, which requires medical personnel to thoroughly describe “the presence of external members and internal organs” visible via ultrasound and also play fetal heartbeat sounds for a pregnant patient.

Sean Feucht says “family values are being eroded, the unborn are sacrificed, morals are low, and taxes are high.” The Bethel Worship leader is running for congress in the hopes of remedying some of these issues.

Claremont UMC’s nativity scene shows Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus separated in individual cells surrounded by chain-link fence and barbed wire. But it certainly does not represent the first time the nativity has been imagined in a fresh way. 

Kanye West is now set to headline the Strength to Stand student conference in January, announced founder Scott Dawson. West is replacing Christian comedian John Crist, who is no longer headlining due to the sexual harassment allegations against him.

Evangelist Reinhard Bonnke has passed from this life, but his legacy in Africa will live on in the lives of many people. Known as the "Billy Graham of Africa", Bonnke held tent-style revival meetings and was known for praying for miracles.

Two years ago Ryan Shazier sustained an injury to his spine while playing football in the NFL. His father, Pastor Vernon Shazier, speaks about how his son's injury tested his faith like nothing else had.

Failing to recognize the truth about suicide and hell can lead people to make extremely painful statements, said Pastor Greg Laurie in a recent op ed for The Washington Post. In the piece, Laurie emphasized his belief that Jarrid Wilson’s decision to commit suicide was not “spiritually fatal.”