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Should an Ancient Christian Mosaic Found in Israel Be Uprooted? Authorities Consider Loan to Bible Museum

Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., might receive on loan an ancient Christian mosaic discovered in Tel Megiddo, Israel.

‘Rich Men’ Singer Oliver Anthony: ‘We Have Lost Our Way From God’

Oliver Anthony, whose blue-collar country ballad “Rich Men North of Richmond” skyrocketed to the top of the country music charts, formally introduced himself to listeners on Facebook on Aug. 17.

‘Don’t Vote for Me,’ Lecrae Tells Dove Award Voters. ‘Vote for My Friends’

Lecrae, who has won 11 Dove Awards and two Grammy Awards over the course of his career, has been nominated this year for four Dove Awards, including Rap/Hip Hop Album of the Year for his “Church Clothes 4” mixtape.

Jonathan Howe Replaces Willie McLaurin as Interim Head of SBC Executive Committee

Jonathan Howe assumes a role that was abruptly vacated by Willie McLaurin, who resigned after admitting he falsified his resume to include degrees he never earned from schools he never attended. 

How Pope Francis Runs His Diocese in Rome Says a Lot About His Approach to Reform

Tensions have been bubbling recently in the Catholic Diocese of Rome, as Cardinal Angelo De Donatis, the vicar who supervises the see’s day-to-day operations, has clashed with Pope Francis.

Women at the First March on Washington: A Secretary, a Future Bishop and a Marshal

‘You wanted to present your best selves,’ recalled Bishop Vashti McKenzie, who was 16 at the time. ‘There was no one in jeans and T-shirts that I recall.’

Meet the South Austin Parish Leaving ACNA for the Episcopal Church

If you ask the Rev. Shawn McCain Tirres, the story of Resurrection Anglican Church is much more about a local church than denominational politics.

Willie McLaurin Admits to Lying on Resume, Resigns as Interim CEO of SBC Executive Committee

Willie McLaurin has resigned as interim president and CEO of the Executive Committee of the Southern Baptist Convention following revelations that he lied on his resume about his credentials. In a resignation letter dated Thursday, Aug. 17, McLaurin apologized and asked for forgiveness. 

Transformation Church Pastor Tim Ross: To Avoid Divisions, I’ll Stop Using ‘Strong Language’ in Public

On his podcast and in interviews, Pastor Tim Ross has drawn criticism for cussing, or what he refers to as using “strong language.” But after a recent discussion with a friend who’s a new Christian, Ross decided to reserve that type of talk for private conversations, when he feels it’s warranted.

Christian Churches, Home Burned in Pakistan; 130 Arrested Following Religiously Motivated Riot

Police in Pakistan have arrested approximately 130 suspects following a Muslim-led riot targeting Christian churches and homes on Thursday.

Brian Houston Found Not Guilty of Covering Up His Father’s Child Sex Abuse

Brian Houston, founder and former global senior pastor of Hillsong Church, was found not guilty of covering up his father’s sexual abuse on Thursday.

‘Always Remember Him as a Flame’—Cause of Death Released for Freshman Liberty University Football Player

Tajh Boyd, a freshman football player at Liberty University, passed away earlier this month. A medical examiner has now reported that Boyd died by suicide.

Tim Keller Chose the Hymns Sung at His Memorial Service and Shared Why

Before his death, Tim Keller thoughtfully picked which hymns he wanted to be sung at his memorial service and shared why he chose them.

‘We Grieve With Hope’—Tim Keller’s Memorial Service Celebrates a ‘Life Very Well Lived’

Two thousand people attended and 10,000 more joined the livestream for the memorial service for Dr. Tim Keller, held at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in New York City on Tuesday, Aug. 15.

Cardinal Parolin Brings Pope Francis’ Message for Peace to South Sudan

Pope Francis’ No. 2 official at the Vatican, Cardinal Pietro Parolin, visited the African nation of South Sudan on Monday to promote the pontiff’s peace efforts in a country embroiled in a bloody civil war.

ACNA Bishop Stewart Ruch Will Face Church Trial

Bishop Stewart Ruch, a controversial figure in the Anglican Church in North America, will be brought to a church court trial, according to an announcement published to the denomination’s website on Tuesday afternoon.

Pastor Indicted Alongside Trump in Georgia Election Meddling Case

On Monday, a grand jury in Georgia indicted former president Donald Trump and 18 others. Included among the defendants is Illinois pastor Stephen Cliffgard Lee.

Brian Houston Celebrates 40 Years of Hillsong Days Before Ruling in Criminal Case Set To Be Handed Down

In the days leading up to the ruling in his criminal case, former megachurch pastor Brian Houston celebrated 40 years of Hillsong Church. 

Oliver Anthony’s Foul-Mouthed Patriotic Country Ballad Draws Cheers and Jeers From Christians

Oliver Anthony's song, titled “Rich Men North of Richmond,” immediately went viral, prompting both praise and criticism. To date, a video of the song has over 12.5 million views.

Candace Cameron Bure’s Daughter, Natasha, on Modesty and Why She Now Shows ‘Less Skin’

Natasha Bure, daughter of “Full House” alumna Candace Cameron Bure, says that she is dressing more modestly than she used to and that, in the past, she found her worth in revealing more of her body than was needed.

Rebecca McLaughlin on Whether Christians Can Agree To Disagree About Same-Sex...

Dr. Rebecca McLaughlin joins “The Stetzer ChurchLeaders Podcast” to talk about how church leaders can respond to common arguments that use the Bible to affirm same-sex relationships, the “why” behind God’s design for marriage, and the “beautiful and glorious vision” Christianity has for friendship.

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