Charisma News

You probably walked the same way when you were a child. Every day, 15-year-old Kathy walked less than a mile to a friend's house after school. That's how she met her trafficker. She thought she was in love, until he asked her to go dancing but betrayed her by raping her with another man. What started at that moment led to years' worth of trafficking that happened right under her parents' nose. Until the Holy Spirit set her free. Listen to the podcast to hear how.

Three and seven-tenths miles. That's how far, on average, women and children walk each day for water. And that's not even clean water. Now you can make a difference and save lives by partnering with World Vision for the Global 6K for Clean Water. This evangelistic opportunity impacts the kingdom both in your neighborhood and abroad.  

LifeWay has announced it is closing all of its 170 store locations by the end of 2019. Since Family Christian Stores closed, LifeWay has been the largest Christian retail chain. Listen to find out why the chain made this significant decision that affects Christian book, Bible and gift consumers.

The Russian Orthodox Church plans to build a huge statue of Jesus on a site once designated for a monument to Vladimir Lenin. Learn more from host Jenny Rose on this Charisma News podcast.

We're told that God is in even the darkest of places, but what if we can't see Him? World Help's Noel Yeatts wrestled with that very question the first time she saw women bought and sold for sex. Listen to the podcast to hear her answer this question as well as explain how you can help stop this atrocious evil.

Host Jenny Rose shares an encouraging story of how a small church in California gave away over $250,000. God blessed them in a big way, and in the process, Pastor Tim Ross came to believe that "giving is living."

Olympian snowboarder Kelly Clark shares about her faith in Christ in an interview with World Vision. Kelly also talks of visiting her sponsored child in Zambia and how the experience "ruined" her.

Evangelist Ray Comfort challenges the views of many young people on abortion and the woman's right to choose in the new film 7 Reasons.

On a daytime talk show, Relentless Church Pastor John Gray admitted to what he described as an "emotional affair." He and his wife, Aventer, have shared their story to help others heal their own marriages.