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Paul Cain, a major leader and prophet in the Pentecostal movement, died on Wednesday, Feb. 13. He was 89 years old and served in ministry for 76 years. Hear what other Christian leaders said about him.

Terra Pinkard was stunned when she received a text message from her husband, Josh, telling her he’d been shot at work and he loved her. Josh was one of five victims of a tragic shooting in Aurora, Illinois. Find out more when you hear this story.

This is a story about Billy Graham’s daughter Anne Graham Lotz. She recently offered up an urgent prayer for Venezuela, and she’s asking you to join her. Listen to find out how.

The final episode of our Overcomer Series features Joshua Buchanan and Edward Byrd. Listen to their stories on trying to fill a void in their life and the labels they received in school. Learn what lead each one to the LGBT lifestyle. Then Joshua and Edward encountered the love of Jesus. Special Bonus: Edward breaks out in worship.

If Christians want to pray for awakening and revival, then they need to actually go out into the world and get to work. That was the message of The Send, a charismatic mega-event that continued without ceasing for 12 hours straight on a sweltering Saturday in
Orlando, Florida. Listen to find out more and the miracles witnessed.

On the final weekend of February, leaders of the United Methodist Church (UMC) convened to vote on whether or not the United States’ second-largest Protestant denomination will allow same-sex marriage and ordained LGBT clergy. Listen as Chap Temple, head clergy delegate from the Texas Annual Conference, discusses the issue and the outcome.

Genocide. Atrocities. Brokenness. Forgiveness? This is Rwanda, 25 years later. But how did we get here? People of faith revolutionized the country as they treated soul wounds in addition to mending physical infrastructure. And while Rwanda is a success story, there are horrors happening around the globe. Brian Duss of World Vision USA shares how we can take what we've heard about Rwanda and put our faith into action right now.

When the Rwandan genocide broke out in 1994, Callixte betrayed his best friend, Andrew. Though both men were Hutu, Andrew married a Tutsi and was a traitor in Callixte's eyes. After the genocide, Callixte was thrown behind bars for his atrocities. That's when he was baptized in the Spirit and received the gift of prophecy. Now, he's delivering accurate words for his friends and the country, all through music. And he's reunited with Andrew! Listen to the podcast to hear how.

An investigation by the Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Express-News found that over 200 pastors and volunteers abused more than 700 victims over a span of two decades. Following the report’s release, key leaders in the denomination responded to this awful news. Find out what happened.

This is a story about a new Gateway church plant. But the unique thing about this one is that it’s right in the midst of a prison. Listen to find out more.