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The Rev. Dwight Martin has developed a database called Harvest to track the growth of Christianity in Thailand, which is 94 percent Buddhist. Church leaders in Thailand have been using this data to set and exceed evangelism goals.

The Boston Globe has come out with a new report on the impact Fortnite is having on kids. Healthcare professionals are increasingly seeing harmful effects on children as a result of them playing the popular video game.

Senior pastor Rev. Paul Marzahn has a second calling: rescuing struggling churches before developers can swoop in and buy the church buildings. He’s receiving national attention for his groundbreaking work as a “faith community developer,” or church flipper.

Pastor and author Dr. Tony Evans shared on social media this week that his wife’s cancer has returned. He is asking people to join him and his family in prayer for Lois Evans' healing.

The News-Herald of Southgate, Michigan, has published an exposé on David E Taylor, who heads Joshua Media Ministries International (JMMI) in Taylor, Michigan. Former members have accused JMMI of manipulation, abuse, sexual misconduct, and running the ministry as a “cult.”

On Sunday, two archaeologists announced the discovery of “very exciting” ancient artifacts in Jerusalem’s City of David National Park. The find is strong evidence for the reliability of the biblical texts and the existence of ancient Jerusalem.

"Unplanned," the new movie from faith-based production company Pure Flix, surprised many by opening in fifth place at the box office this past weekend and earning over $6 million dollars.

In what’s described as a “wave” of new Bible-related bills, several states are considering expansions to their public school curriculum. Supporters hope that these laws will help to increase students' biblical literacy.