When it comes to serving the Lord, we do not get to choose our calling, and we are in no way entitled to keep it when our sin renders us unqualified to do so. Can the Lord redeem our mistakes and still use us to advance his kingdom? Absolutely, but it has to happen on God’s terms rather than ours. And that’s just as true for you and me as it is for megachurch pastors and denominational leaders.
The Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability’s annual State of Giving report found that giving to ministries jumped in 2021 more than any year in the past 10 years.
A church in Ohio is hosting a Christmas festival that features about 300 different Nativity scenes.
Looking around my hometown of Los Angeles, my heart soars with gratitude. My home is safe, my bills are paid, and I am fortunate to be able to serve my family an ample Thanksgiving meal. And yet, I am fully aware that hundreds of thousands of Angelinos face a constant struggle just to have their basic needs met. My heart especially goes out to the valiant mothers who fight poverty every single day for the sake of their families.
Joe Waresak has been named the new president of the Dr. James Dobson Family Institute, according to a news release from the organization.
A team of Christian apologists has found that three former leaders of the Ravi Zacharias International Ministries organization are “not fit to be in ministry or leadership positions.”
Hundreds of people recently made professions of faith after evangelist Franklin Graham preached the Good News of the Gospel to more than 13,200 people at the Noi festival in Milan, Italy.
A Texas-based Christian ministry recently delivered its largest donation of Bibles to North Macedonia, where many lack access to the Word of God in their language.
A Georgia-based Christian university has endowed a faculty chair of theology in honor of pastor and author Charles Stanley for his ministry.
People will gather this week for a special event titled "The Great Recital," where speakers will recite the entire New Testament from memory, word for word.
