New York City Council Speaker Corey Johnson released a statement Tuesday criticizing Samaritan’s Purse, which set up a 14-tent, 68-bed respiratory care unit in Central Park.

Is the coronavirus pandemic a sign of the End Times?

What might God be telling us?

How should Christians react to the virus’ rapid spread and the worldwide economic crisis?

Here are what five prominent Christian leaders in recent weeks have said about the correlation between the coronavirus, the End Times and God’s Word.

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Just a day after a pastor was arrested in Florida for refusing to follow social distancing orders, a pastor in Pennsylvania announced that he will be hosting a "Woodstock"-like Easter service in protest of the orders.

Gordon Brown, a former Prime Minister to the U.K., is calling for a temporary global government to combat the coronavirus pandemic.

On Tuesday, President Trump applauded the work of Franklin Graham's humanitarian relief organization Samaritan’s Purse. He also lauded Graham as a “very special” person who is making a difference in the fight against the coronavirus.

Speaking in the White House Rose Garden, the Christian CEO of My Pillow urged Americans to use this time at home during the COVID-19 pandemic to grow closer to God and family on national television.

A recent study found that some 44 percent of participants believe the coronavirus is either a wake-up call from God or a sign of His judgment.

President Trump declared Sunday a National Day of Prayer amid widespread COVID-19 panic.

On Sunday, President Trump extended his administration’s COVID-19 guidelines until the end of April.

People of faith in Georgia gathered together while sitting in parked cars to pray for hospital staff battling the COVID-19 pandemic.