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‘The Blind’ Presents a Raw Look at Phil and Kay Robertson’s Marriage and How Jesus Saved It

"The Blind,” a new film based on the life of Phil and Kay Robertson of “Duck Dynasty,” depicts the impact of the devil on a man’s life, Phil Robertson says.

‘Inappropriate and Unconstitutional’—Auburn Football Coach Criticized for Participating in Baptisms

Less than a year into his head coaching position at Auburn University, Hugh Freeze is making headlines for more than his work on the field.

Texans Quarterback CJ Stroud Emphasizes His ‘Purpose To Spread the Gospel’ During Post-Game Presser

Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud showcased his faith during a post-game press conference after recording his first career win on Sunday (Sept. 24).

Faith-Based Resettlement Orgs Celebrate Moves To Maintain Refugee Cap

Faith-based refugee resettlement groups offered qualified praise for President Joe Biden amid news his administration plans to keep the annual refugee cap level at 125,000.

When It Comes To Preventing Abuse, Are All Churches Equal?

While experts agree that no denomination can be said to be more prone to mishandling abuse than any other, they note that a denomination’s approach often grows out of its theology regarding women and children.

Pastor Finds Pastor Appreciation Month ‘Strange’ — Can You Relate?

Pastor Appreciation Month is an opportunity for church members to show that they see and value the service of their ministry leaders. But pastor appreciation can be a source of struggle for some church leaders, as one South Carolina pastor recently shared.

Holding Up Bible After Win, UFC Fighter Says ‘Satan Has Taken Over This Earth’

UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell carried a Bible to the center of the ring and proclaimed the name of Jesus over Satan after his hand was raised in victory against Dan Ige at UFC Vegas 79.

New Film ‘What Rhymes With Reason’ Is a Powerful Resource Addressing Teen Depression, Suicide

Parents and youth leaders concerned about their teens’ mental health have a unique opportunity in the upcoming film, "What Rhymes With Reason," set to release on Oct. 10, which is World Mental Health Day.

Children’s Pastor Charged With Attempted Murder of Family Told Police He Was Motivated by Financial Struggles

Former children's pastor Matthew Lee Richards revealed to investigators that he was motivated to attempt the murder of his family by his desire to cover up their dire financial situation. 

Joni Eareckson Tada, Now Out of the Hospital, Says, ‘Jesus Was With Me’

Last week, author and Bible teacher Joni Eareckson Tada shared the good news of her hospital release following 16 days of “struggling with double pneumonia.”

Few Persecuted Christians Find Refuge in US, New Report Finds

Fewer Christians fleeing persecution in their native countries have found a safe harbor in the United States in the past half decade, according to a new report from a pair of Christian nonprofits.

Pope Francis Has Stacked the Next Conclave—But Will It Matter?

On Sept. 30, Pope Francis will have will have appointed enough cardinals to have created a supermajority at the next conclave, the gathering of cardinals that will select his successor.

National Association of Evangelicals Launches Test To Assess, Foster Racial Justice

The National Association of Evangelicals has launched a new resource to help Christians assess where they stand on racial justice and then take appropriate next steps to further race relations.

‘Queer Mister Rogers’ Writes for ‘PAW Patrol’ Spinoff and Introduces Nonbinary Character

The makers of "PAW Patrol" released a spin-off series, "Rubble & Crew," earlier this year. Now in its second season, the series recently introduced the show's first nonbinary character, River.

In Florida and Beyond, Churches Fill the Role of Teaching Black History

After Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis began restricting what public schools in the state can teach about subjects such as Black history, churches rallied to fill the gap.

‘You Are Called by Grace,’ Says ‘Days of Our Lives’ Actor Jen Lilley

“Days of Our Lives” actor and Christian Jen Lilley wants her fans to know they can never be beyond the reach of God’s love.

Kevin Sorbo Takes Aim at Timothée Chalamet and Other Hollywood Actors for Not Being ‘Manly’

Outspoken actor Kevin Sorbo took aim at Timothée Chalamet and other stars he feels are not “manly” enough with a recent op-ed in which he urged filmmakers to “make Hollywood manly again.”

Man Dead Following Fight Outside Charleston Church’s Soup Kitchen

One man is dead from a knife wound after an altercation that took place outside of Manna Meal, a soup kitchen that operates out of the facilities of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Charleston, West Virginia.

National Cathedral Windows Shift From Themes of Confederacy to Racial Justice

New stained-glass windows depicting racial justice protests by African Americans have replaced the panes honoring Confederate generals Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson at the Washington National Cathedral.

Suspended UMC Latina Bishop Found Not Guilty on All Charges

Bishop Minerva G. Carcaño, a leader of the California-Nevada Conference, or region, of the United Methodist Church, will return to her role after an 18-month suspension.

‘The Church Is Called To Salt, Not Sugar,’ Says Pastor John...

John Amanchukwu Sr. serves as the First Assistant to the Senior Pastor and the Youth Pastor at the Upper Room Church of God in Christ in Raleigh, North Carolina.

Andy Bannister: How Pastors and Churches Can Stop Living as ‘Undercover...

Dr. Andy Bannister joins “The Stetzer ChurchLeaders Podcast” to talk about how pastors and church members can share their faith boldly, strategically, and without fear.

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