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Last week, speakers at an international missions conference urged Christian organizations to hold leaders accountable and examine their ministry structure in light of the abuse scandal surrounding well-known apologist Ravi Zacharias.

With the holiday season upon us, we need to be aware of those around us who are struggling. For people who have experienced pain, financial burdens, trauma, and homelessness, the holidays can be a sad and triggering time of year.

Last Saturday, members of a Washington D.C. church filled the cars of 250 people with free gasoline and led eight people to Jesus Christ.

A Christian man from Tennessee is serving his town by baking delicious carrot cakes for community members.

Idolatry hides behind phrases such as my calling, my ministry, and my gifting. What a travesty it would be at the end of our journey to find that vainglory deceived us and coveting misled us. Idolatry is putting anything before God, and coveting is desiring what others have. Both have infiltrated the rank and file of the church.

Sarah Davis, the daughter of the last apologist Ravi Zacharias and the CEO of Ravi Zacharias International Ministries, is stepping down from the organization to launch a new apologetics ministry.

The Bible League International recently announced plans to distribute Bibles and discipleship information to immigrants living in and around Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas.

Last month, more than 2,100 people made professions of faith during a concert tour with evangelist Nick Hall and Christian music artists Chris Tomlin, Kari Jobe and Bethel Music.

After making controversial comments on Black and minority families in America, apologist and author Josh McDowell has decided to step back from ministry.

Rapper Kodak Black, who was one of 73 individuals pardoned by former President Donald Trump earlier this year, recently converted to Christianity.