Last week, televangelist pastor Kenneth Copeland called for a "supernatural heatwave" to kill the coronavirus in New York and across the United States.
Last week, televangelist pastor Kenneth Copeland called for a "supernatural heatwave" to kill the coronavirus in New York and across the United States.
As Holy Week begins in the midst of a global pandemic, on Saturday, President Trump took to Twitter to share that he would be participating in online to church on Sunday.
A 90-year-old woman has survived the coronavirus, and she is crediting her miraculous recovery to God.
Just under 12,000 antiquities are being repatriated to the Iraqi and Egyptian governments by Steve Green and his Museum of the Bible. The artifacts, which were housed in the Washington, D.C.-based Museum of the Bible, were found to be either looted or stolen during a museum funded investigation into the facilities collection.
Chris Tomlin joined NBA basketball player Steph Curry and his wife Ayesha last week in an Instagram live stream to spread the love to Christ amid this uncertain time.
A new Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University survey found that only six percent of American Christians adhere to a biblical worldview.
Drew Brees and his wife Brittany are donating $5 million to fight the coronavirus in Louisiana as well as working with non-profits to deliver 10,000 meals a day to those in need across the state.
While many of his colleagues seem sure that the COVID-19 pandemic is a sign of the end times, Pastor David Jeremiah is not ready to commit to that idea. In his sermon on Sunday, Jeremiah argued that while he cannot say for certain if the outbreak is or is not a warning sign of the second coming, he does think the pandemic does not perfectly match up with biblical prophecy and, therefore, is "probably" not a sign of Jesus' return.
With more than 37 million Americans at risk of losing their jobs amid the coronavirus pandemic, companies across the U.S. are offering employment opportunities.
