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Wow.

Intense.

"We're going to see even more miraculous, marvelous things happen."

"A film the whole family can watch together."

"Beautiful and fantastic energy."

"We are just beginning."

"I accepted Christ."

"They no longer want inverted reality."

"I cried out to God, and I said, 'Are you there? Do you see me? Do you love me?'"

Wow.

Deshawn Longmire, a 26-year-old man who was charged with fatally shooting beloved Texas Pastor, the Rev. Ronald K. Mouton during a 10-second road rage argument in 2022, prayed for healing and forgiveness from the pastor’s family after he was found guilty Thursday.

An elementary school in Michigan has reversed course and will allow two students to perform Christian songs by popular artists Brandon Lake and Colton Dixon at an upcoming talent show after a conservative law firm intervened. 

The father of a Texas woman killed after a man she was with allegedly reached out to touch a Mercedes after a night out says his daughter’s accused killer must stay behind bars “permanently.” 

A nonprofit named for the first black female Episcopal Church priest has announced that it has lost a multi-year grant from the federal government worth approximately $330,000.

A group of churches, along with a nonprofit and an interfaith group, have filed a complaint against the Trump administration over allowing immigration raids in houses of worship.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office in Arizona is investigating the death of New River Bible Chapel, Pastor William Schonemann, after he was found dead in his home under suspicious circumstances Monday. He was 76.

The ATF is investigating a fire that devastated a Tennessee church with historic ties to the Civil Rights Movement.

A California church is going to appeal a decision in which a court ruled that they had to pay over $1.2 million in fines for violating COVID-19 pandemic lockdown orders.

Christians who gathered on Capitol Hill to read the Bible emphasized the importance of exposing the public to God’s Word, reminding the nation of the principles that helped shape the country. 

An LGBT activist and self-proclaimed atheist is pushing for lawmakers in Connecticut’s capital and four other cities to fly the flag of his non-existent organization after a Christian flag was approved for display.

A theologically progressive LGBT advocacy organization centered on changing The United Methodist Church's stance on sexual ethics recently sent an email using the female pronoun "she" to refer to God. 

The ACLU of Texas is celebrating a First Amendment victory after the Fort Worth Police Department returned photographs by acclaimed artist Sally Mann to the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth months after their seizure in January. 

A Michigan man is accused of helping his wife run a human trafficking operation through illicit massage parlors where the pair allegedly forced women to live and work long hours for low wages, according to the authorities. 

United States District Judge William S. Stickman IV has denied a motion from former-pastor-turned-registered sex offender Duane Youngblood to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed against him and 10 other unidentified individuals by Bishop T.D. Jakes, for alleging Jakes sexually assaulted him when he was a teenager some 40 years ago.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky admitted during an interview with Daily Wire Host Ben Shapiro that Ukraine has cracked down on some religious institutions that are believed to be working with Russia, but he denied the allegation that Ukraine is broadly suppressing religious freedom. 

More than a dozen Christian leaders have written a letter to President Donald Trump and U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem calling for protections for Afghan Christian refugees amid concerns about their deportation. 

A bipartisan bill aimed at addressing rising antisemitism on college campuses has been amended with a religious liberty clause to protect statements claiming Jews killed Jesus, a move seen as a concession to Christian conservatives. 

White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller laid out the Trump administration's opposition to pushing transgender ideology on minors, describing it as "child abuse" during a press briefing at the White House on Thursday.

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has released a 400-plus-page report denouncing what is often referred to as "gender-affirming care" for trans-identified children, speaking out against what it says are "invasive" and "usually irreversible" medical interventions.

Georgia has become the latest state to prohibit the participation of trans-identified males in women’s sports, as President Donald Trump has made fairness for female athletes a key part of his agenda. 

Creating memes and other online speech — at least for political office holders and candidates — might soon become punishable by up to a year in jail in Texas under a proposed law. 

An effort to memorialize the overturning of Roe v. Wade in the state of Texas has stalled due to Republican leadership who say giving workers a day off isn’t “how we honor that victory.”

Three Democrat members of the United States House of Representatives have asked to be removed from a resolution seeking to impeach President Donald Trump for a third time.

The Rev. William Barber II and other progressive Christian activists were arrested at the Capitol rotunda in Washington, D.C. after protesting the proposed Republican-led congressional budget.

A new report is calling on the Trump administration to reinstate safety precautions for the prescription of the abortion pill in light of new data showing that more than 10% of women who take the drug experience adverse effects. 

Arkansas has set aside $2 million in state funds to support pro-life pregnancy centers as several states and activists across the United States have begun to see providing money to such organizations as an essential part of the pro-life movement. 

The United States Supreme Court on Wednesday heard oral arguments on whether Oklahoma can allow the creation of a taxpayer-funded Catholic charter school.

President Donald Trump and his policies have majority support among white Evangelical Protestants even as nearly all other religious demographics have expressed reservations about some or all of his policies, according to a new poll.

A leading Trump administration attorney says the Department of Justice has dismissed several cases against pro-life activists filed by the Biden administration and vowed to prosecute perpetrators responsible for vandalizing churches and pro-life pregnancy centers in the wake of the Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade. 

The governor of Colorado has signed into law a measure that will require taxpayers to fund abortions as the state continues to place a high emphasis on abortion access. 

As cohabitation increasingly replaces marriage in American culture, research shows that this shift undermines relationship stability, leading to higher divorce rates and weaker long-term commitment. Far from being a harmless trial run, cohabitation fosters a low-commitment mindset that the Church must confront by reclaiming and teaching the true, God-ordained value of marriage.

While headlines suggest signs of spiritual renewal among younger generations in the U.S. and U.K., deeper analysis reveals that despite encouraging upticks in church attendance and personal faith commitments, the broader trend remains one of continuing Christian decline, making this not a revival, but a critical moment to seize renewed spiritual interest.

A group of Iranian and Afghan Christian women seeking asylum in the U.S. after fleeing religious persecution were deported to Panama, where they now face the looming threat of being returned to regimes that punish faith conversions and female autonomy with brutal violence. Their story underscores the urgent need for humane and principled immigration policies that protect persecuted Christians, particularly women, as global persecution continues to escalate.

Godwin’s Law predicted it—and now it’s playing out in real time. With online culture flirting with Holocaust denial and attempts to downplay Hitler’s evil, it’s more important than ever to cling to truth. Misinformation, cynicism, and revisionist history are blurring the lines of reality, but a Christian perspective calls us to truth, discernment, and love that exposes lies rather than accepts them.

A new report analyzing over 865,000 chemical abortions between 2017 and 2023 reveals significantly higher rates of serious complications from mifepristone than previously reported, challenging the FDA's current relaxed regulations. Despite these findings, FDA Commissioner Dr. Marty Makary has not committed to taking action, though he emphasized the importance of responding to evolving data.

Depeche Mode’s 1989 hit “Personal Jesus” anticipated today’s spiritual landscape, where individuals craft personalized beliefs detached from traditional institutions. As sociologist Landon Schnabel notes, this rise of “individualized spirituality” reflects a broader cultural shift—rooted in metamodernism and situation ethics—toward moral authority defined not by objective truth but by the self.

As biotechnology advances toward the creation of brainless human "bodyoids" for organ harvesting, Christians must urgently develop a robust theology of the human body to navigate emerging ethical crises. Without a clear, biblically grounded understanding of what it means to be human, the Church risks being unprepared to confront technologies that could exploit and dehumanize God's image.

The Anglosphere’s historic commitment to liberty, rooted in Christian and political principles, is unraveling as both the Left and Right increasingly abandon true freedom in favor of power, social agendas, and cultural dominance.

A question that ought to haunt the Western world is how, over the last decade, an obviously unscientific claim—that men can become women and vice versa—birthed an anti-scientific movement that still, somehow, won the endorsement of virtually the entire scientific and medical community in the developed world? Within a few short years, nearly every association involved in healthcare affirmed not only that a person can be “transgender,” but also a litany of ghoulish, harmful procedures that were called healthcare.

Even though most people say they want to read more, the reality is that reading rarely makes the cut in our busy schedules. We fill our days with everything else—chores, social events, endless scrolling—while books gather dust, not because we don’t love reading, but because we haven’t made space for it. If we truly want to grow as readers (and raise kids who love books too), it starts with showing up for the page instead of just dreaming about it.

Israel launched a warning airstrike near the Syrian presidential palace in Damascus overnight, responding to attacks on Druze villages in southern Syria. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said the strike, which targeted an open area, was a message to Damascus not to threaten the Druze community.

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President Donald Trump signed an executive order terminating government funding of National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting Service.

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Tens of thousands of people rallied across European cities Thursday to commemorate International Labor Day with demands ranging from higher pay, greater equality, and workers' rights to more democracy, but riots marred the May 1 events.

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U.S. President Donald J. Trump launched a presidential commission on religious liberty Thursday to protect freedom of faith for future generations amid concern within the White House about “anti-Christian bias” and other perceived infringements on religious expression.

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The U.S. Department of Justice continues to crack down on Chinese money laundering tied to Mexican drug trafficking in the U.S.

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As Israel marked its 77th Independence Day amid war and grief, Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Eyal Zamir issued a stern warning to Hamas and emphasized the military’s readiness to escalate operations in Gaza if hostages are not released.

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U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Wednesday delivered a stern warning to Iran over its ongoing support for Yemen’s Houthi rebels, amid rising tensions in the region and the collapse of planned nuclear negotiations.

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Russia’s President Vladimir Putin admitted Wednesday that Ukrainian soldiers were still fighting in Kursk, just days after Moscow claimed it “regained full control” over that Russian region.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ignited a firestorm of criticism during Israel’s Independence Day celebrations after declaring that winning the war against Hamas is a “superior objective” to retrieving the remaining hostages held in Gaza.

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The U.S. economy contracted by 0.3% in the first quarter of 2025, marking its first decline in three years, according to preliminary data released Wednesday by the Commerce Department.

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Ukraine’s president has urged the world to pressure Russia to stop continuing attacks on his war-torn nation after authorities said at least two people were killed and 15 injured in a Russian drone strike on the Black Sea port city of Odesa.

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The United States imposed a sweeping set of sanctions Wednesday targeting an international network of companies and vessels accused of facilitating the illicit trade of Iranian petroleum and petrochemical products. The move, announced just days ahead of renewed U.S.-Iran nuclear talks, marks the latest escalation in the Trump administration’s “maximum pressure” campaign against Tehran.

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announced that it has removed more than 65,000 illegal immigrants from the United States during the first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s second term in office. The agency reported a total of 66,463 arrests, with 65,682 individuals removed from the country between January 20 and April 29.

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Russia and North Korea have begun constructing a road bridge to strengthen their “strategic partnership” despite reports that hundreds of North Korean soldiers have died fighting for Russia.

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At least nearly two dozen Christian refugees from Afghanistan have been ordered to leave the United States despite facing death in their home country for their faith in Christ, their church and other groups say.

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Israel carried out an airstrike near Damascus on Wednesday, targeting what it called an extremist group plotting an attack on Syria’s Druze community. Describing it as a “warning operation,” Israel said the strike aimed to prevent further sectarian violence amid rising tensions in the region.

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The founder of YouVersion, the world’s most popular Bible app, says unprecedented engagement with Scripture reflects a global spiritual revival. On Easter Sunday 2025, 18.95 million people used the app—an all-time high and a 12% jump over the previous year.

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U.S. national laboratories and Pentagon-funded universities are reportedly using Chinese supercomputers in ways that jeopardize American national security

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The United States and Ukraine have signed a landmark agreement creating the United States–Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund, granting the U.S. access to Ukraine’s valuable rare earth minerals in exchange for long-term economic and military support.

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A massive police operation was underway Tuesday in a Swedish university city after three people were killed in a shooting that shocked the Nordic nation.

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A top credit-rating agency warned Wednesday that the most significant credit risks from President Donald Trump's tariffs are tied to the potential for slower growth or an all-out recession.

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A long dormant Nevada abortion law requiring minors to notify their parents of an abortion has been put on pause – for now.

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A wave of massive wildfires has triggered a national emergency across central and northern Israel, prompting evacuations, the deployment of emergency response teams, and the cancellation of Independence Day events in multiple cities.

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In true trolling fashion, the White House released “100 Days of Hoaxes,” cutting through the media’s distortions and exposing what it calls a relentless flood of misinformation, spin, and outright fabrications aimed at President Donald J. Trump during the first 100 days of his second term—driven, critics say, by a chronic case of Trump Derangement Syndrome.

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Fresh questions have been raised about massive Muslim migration into the Netherlands after a Syrian asylum seeker allegedly raped a Dutch girl while dozens of young women have been assaulted in Amsterdam and other cities by suspected youths from North Africa, including Morocco.

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When I was 18, my mom drove my younger sister and me to Kansas City in our family Suburban for American Idol open auditions. I sang “Mercy” by Duffy for a panel of barely interested producers. (I later learned it was a pretty popular audition song.) My sister sang the song “Plain” by contemporary Christian Read more...

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, Filipino publishers saw a sharp decline in their sales. In 2020, the industry in the Philippines lost more than half its revenue as physical bookstores closed and people lost their jobs and disposable income. E-books are not common in the country; a 2024 survey found that 74 percent of readers prefer Read more...

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Samuel Escobar, a Peruvian pastor and theologian whose passion for social justice and evangelization resulted in a new field in missiology died on April 29 in Valencia, Spain. He was 90. In 1970, Escobar and fellow Latin American theologians René Padilla, Orlando Costas, and Pedro Arana coined the term misión integral to refer to a Read more...

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“In most families, you’re not supposed to talk about religion or politics. But in our family, you can’t bring up the transfer portal.”  My 18-year-old daughter made this comment about 40 minutes into a recent whole-extended-family argument. Around the table were eight former NCAA Division I athletes, so there was no shortage of opinions about Read more...

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Peter Thomas, who oversees international education at Campbellsville University, got the text at 6:19 in the morning. “Check your records.” It was from a colleague at the University of Louisville. So before sunrise on Friday, April 25, Thomas rushed to his computer and logged in to the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System, or SEVIS, Read more...

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Hundreds will meet near Pittsburgh in June as part of a 120-year tradition deemed the longest-running annual missions conference in the US.  This year’s New Wilmington Mission Conference, held at a lakeside pavilion on the campus of Westminster College, will welcome as special guests some of the 54 mission workers who lost their jobs when Read more...

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Perhaps this sounds familiar: A church group spent a week in a developing country, building houses for people most Americans would consider desperately poor. Although proud of their work, some volunteers also voiced that, despite their many material needs, their hosts seemed to enjoy a deeper sense of happiness than many Americans living in affluent Read more...

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In October 1849, a young seminary student in New York City rowed across the East River to preach. Charles Loring Brace had been charged to speak to terminally ill young women who resided at a charity hospital on Blackwell’s Island, a two-mile strip of land nestled between Manhattan and Queens. Now known as Roosevelt Island, Read more...

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The Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) continued its 18-year membership skid last year, while churches in the country’s largest denomination saw bigger crowds at Sunday services and small groups as well as more believers proclaim their faith through baptism.  Once again, SBC’s Annual Church Profile, released on Wednesday, brings mixed news. As people continue to leave Read more...

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This piece was adapted from Russell Moore’s newsletter. Subscribe here. If empathy is a sin, most of those saying so don’t seem to have been tempted beyond their ability to bear it. That’s one reason I’m not too worried about the latest rhetoric of empathy as the great danger to the church and the world, mostly from Read more...

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