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‘The Great Recital’ brings the New Testament to life through verse-by-verse readings from memory

October 14, 2022

When it comes to the words of Scripture, Professor Tom Meyer — also known as the Bible Memory Man — believes sometimes hearing makes all the difference. Meyer, a professor at Shasta Bible College of Redding... Listen Now...

A Homeless Community Donates $8 to the Family of a Slain Officer and Moves Others to Show Similar Acts of Kindness

October 13, 2022

Last month, 28-year-old Richmond Police Officer Seara Burton lost her life after being shot while responding to a traffic stop. At the funeral, Richmond Police Lieutenant Donnie Benedict shared a remarkable... Listen Now...

In England, a Christian doctor being investigated for praying with patients has reached a settlement with the country’s health service

October 12, 2022

A Christian doctor, who was at risk of losing his medical license for offering to pray with and provide spiritual care to his patients, has reached a settlement with NHS England after agreeing to attend one course on “professional boundaries” with no admittan... Listen Now...

What do teens think of Jesus and the Bible? New research provides some answers

October 11, 2022

Barna queried 25,000 teens in 26 countries to get their views on Jesus and the Bible. The research firm found "it’s rare that teens think poorly of Jesus. Most have a positive perception of Him, with 49% o... Listen Now...

The head of the Family Research Council slams a New York court’s polygamy ruling saying Conservatives were right about a slippery slope

October 10, 2022

The ruling that FRC’s Tony Perkins is denouncing says non monogamous relationships should be treated equally to marriage under the eyes of the law. Last month, Judge Karen May Bacdayan of the New York... Listen Now...

A Man Who Lost His Legs in a Botched Abortion is Now a Champion Swimmer

October 7, 2022

Ernie Gawilan is a fighter. The 30-year-old champion swimmer made a name for himself after competing in the 2016 Paralympics and becoming the first Filipino gold medalist at the Asian Para Games in 2018. He also competed 2021 Paralympics in Tokyo and carri... Listen Now...

A church in New Jersey has opened a café staffed by people with special needs to support a clean water charity

October 6, 2022

Liquid Church held a grand opening ceremony for its Clean Water Cafe at their Parsippany campus, with around 100 people, including the town’s Mayor in attendance. The café will provide employment for adults... Listen Now...

The Pastor of a Texas church where a gunman killed 26 people in 2017 is retiring

October 5, 2022

Frank Pomeroy was hunting in the wet and cold Alaskan bush when the Lord gave him his final sermon as senior pastor of First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs. Considering the grizzlies, black bear, wolv... Listen Now...

Brother Andrew, the founder of Open Doors and ‘God’s Smuggler,’ has died at 94

October 4, 2022

Commonly referred to as “Brother Andrew,” Anne van der Bijl, the Dutch missionary van passed away last week, with Open Doors USA posting a statement about his death on its Facebook page. The post read – “For more than 60 years, Open Doors' founder—Brother ... Listen Now...

In Connecticut, the question of biological males competing in women’s sports is about to get a hearing. Alliance Defending Freedom will argue the current policy harms girls’ sports and is a ‘clear violation of Title IX’

October 3, 2022

Oral arguments are set to begin Thursday in a case involving four female athletes who challenged a Connecticut policy that allows males who identify as female to compete in girls’ athletic events. Alliance ... Listen Now...