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Miami quarterback Tua Tagovailoa gave Jesus the glory on national TV moments after leading the Dolphins to victory over the Jets.

The famous country-music star recently announced that she will have to reschedule December performances in Las Vegas, due to some medical concerns. However, she added that "God hasn't said anything about stopping yet. But, I believe He is telling me to slow down right now."

Evangelist Franklin Graham, president and CEO of both the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) and Samaritan’s Purse, recently shared the hope of the Gospel to over 14,000 people in Brussels, Belgium.

A new survey shows nearly half of Americans believe the Bible is only a book of myths. It uncovered deep confusion about the Bible, God’s character, and the Trinity.

The Chosen set an official world record in recent days when Guinness World Records – the authority known for documenting extraordinary achievements – awarded it the title of “most translated season for a streaming series,” a distinction unlikely to be surpassed anytime soon.

The predictions originated from a South African pastor, Joshua Mhlakela, who claimed that Jesus appeared to him in a vision and told him when He would return. Although he has failed to address the mistake, other pastors have issued apologies.

Comedian, political commentator, and television host Bill Maher criticized the media for failing to cover the ongoing persecution of Christians in Nigeria.

Young people are returning to church in surprising numbers—some after years away. What’s behind this growing trend, and how can the Church respond?

Known for his bold defense of the gospel and his powerful influence as a teacher and leader, Baucham leaves behind a lasting legacy of faith and family devotion.

Residents of Grand Blanc, Michigan, are grieving after a gunman crashed his truck into a worship center during Sunday service, opened fire, and set the building on fire—killing two and injuring at least eight.

A student-led revival movement that began at Auburn University two years ago continued Thursday at the University of South Florida, where 7,000 students gathered for worship and multitudes prayed to receive Christ.

Following Erika Kirk's words regarding her husband's shooter, actor Tim Allen stated that he was inspired to forgive the drunk driver who killed his father.

President Donald Trump publicly declared on Thursday that he would not allow Israel to annex the West Bank, which includes Judea and Samaria