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This is a story about a new HBO documentary that will shed light on the untold stories of Christian schoolgirls kidnapped by Islamic terrorists. Will HBO tell the whole truth? Find out when you play this story now.
While national attention is on Hurricane Michael, a Vineyard church in Alabama is already working to provide support and safety to help its city stay safe and recover. Find out more when you listen now.
With so many in the media curious about the evangelical support of President Donald Trump, a recent survey set out to discover what pastors really think. What they found was that most denominations had mixed feelings about the President—except for one group: Pentecostal pastors. Find out more.
The son of a Pentecostal minister in the Democratic Republic of Congo was recently honored with one of the greatest awards in the world: The Nobel Peace Prize. Find out why he received this award.
This is a story about Cindy Jacobs and several other powerful prophets who are set to gather for the upcoming Global Prophetic Summit. Tune in tuned to hear why Cindy Jacobs is excited to hear what the Lord has to say for this season.
Cohabitation, in which a couple chooses to live together instead of getting married, has been on the rise among younger Americans. But last weekend, a Texas megachurch found a creative solution to this trend. Find out more by listening now.
The Catholic Church has been embroiled for months in sexual scandals. In a recent address, Pope Francis called out the person behind these scandals: the devil. Find out more when you play this story.
Matthew Phelps pleaded guilty in court this week to murdering his wife, Lauren, in fall 2017. Phelps, who reportedly was studying to be a pastor at Clear Creek Baptist Bible College, says that he killed his wife in 2017 while high on cough medicine. Listen to find out more about this story.
Dixie State University in St. George, Utah, recently ordered its staff to remove copies of the Bible and the Book of Mormon from guest rooms at the college inn. Find out why when you listen to this story now.
A beach festival in the city of Palu, Indonesia ended in tragedy on Friday, September 28, after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake triggered a tsunami that smashed onshore, killing many in its path and destroying infrastructure. Listen to find out more on this story.
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