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On Saturday, October 27, a gunman named Robert Bowers stormed a Pittsburgh synagogue during Saturday services. He killed 11 worshippers and wounded another six at the Tree of Life Synagogue before he was arrested by police officers. Listen to find out what leaders are saying about this story.
Is this a turning point for the United States? A new study by Lifeway Research finds that Americans' views on morality, the Bible and church—while not perfect—are starting to align slightly with a more Christian worldview.
This is a hope-filled story about a famous Christian family who went through a terrible sex abuse scandal. Now, they’re walking through the healing process. Hear how the Willis Clan is letting the Lord heal their family.
This is a story about persecuted missionaries. Just days after Turkey released American pastor Andrew Brunson, the country arrested another American missionary. Listen to find out why Turkey arrested David Byle.
Much has been made of the statistic that 81 percent of evangelicals voted for Donald Trump in the 2016 election. But a recent study shows there’s more to that statistic than meets the eye. Listen to this story to find out the results.
This is a story about a transgender person who had a secret: He had started secretly listening to Jentezen Franklin’s sermons. What happened next? Play this episode to find out.
Harvest Bible Chapel pastor James MacDonald recently conducted a social experiment at his church to see how his congregation responded to the needy. MacDonald dressed as a homeless person, putting on a plaid overcoat and donning a hat and large beard, and took a seat in front of his own church. Play this story to hear what happened next.
Eugene Peterson’s family recently announced that the longtime author and pastor recently died. Though best known for his popular The Message paraphrase of the Bible, Peterson’s legacy goes much further than that. Listen to hear more.
A military group in Myanmar arrested a group of ethnic Christians and ordered them not to pray in churches. Instead, they’re only allowed to pray in their homes. Play this story to learn more.
An Egyptian military court recently sentenced 17 people to death for bombing attacks on three churches and one police checkpoint. Listen to find out more.
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