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Steve Deace, author of “A Nefarious Plot,” appeared on a recent episode of Phil and Jase Robertson's Unashamed podcast to discuss evil and the church’s role in combating it. Deace also told the Robertsons how his little-known book ended up becoming a well-received, widely distributed film.

"What I love about you — I mean, we're way beyond loving your voice — is you're never scared to tell everybody about your faith," American Idol judge Luke Bryan told Megan Danielle after she sang 'Go Rest High on That Mountain.'

“God is the only one who can heal our land and change hearts. As we pray today, may it lead to repentance and revival in our hearts, churches, communities and nation.” - Scott Evans

Joshua Ryan Butler, the pastor who drew controversy in March for his article on The Gospel Coalition that compared sex to Christ's relationship with the church, has resigned as pastor from Redemption Tempe in Tempe, Arizona. A copy of Butler's resignation letter was posted online May 3.

Fellowship of Reconciliation leaders, who organized the letter, also pointed out ties that have been found between Christian nationalism and opposition to gun control legislation.

“I’m happy with what the items sold for,” Brodersen told ChurchLeaders. “As for would I do it again? Well, I guess am doing it again because that first bidder tried to hack the system and I had a chance to cancel the whole thing. But I decided to just relist it."

Julie Moore, an associate professor of English and director of the Writing Center at Taylor University in Indiana, has lost her job—in part because a school official deemed her writing classes too liberal on the issue of race.

Lauren Daigle, who recently told the New York Times that she is “terrified” about how people will receive her newest album, thanked her fans for their kindness and encouragement in a video she posted to Twitter Tuesday.