Pastor

A video of pastor Greg Locke has gone viral, showing him demolishing a dollhouse with a Bible to represent a Christian destroying "strongholds" in their life.

Westside Christian Fellowship in Southern California arose from a desperate need to encourage Christians to seek God with all their heart, soul, mind, and strength. The overwhelming response simply reflects the need that we all have for the truths found in God's Word.

Propelled by prayer and passion, Westside went against all conventional wisdom by offering services on Saturday evenings for the first five years with no core team, no affiliation, no formal education, and no money. To many, this looked like an invitation for disaster, not success. But here is the first point:

Greg Locke is the founder and lead pastor of Global Vision Bible Church in Mount Juliet, Tennessee. Over the years, Locke has stirred controversy, making headlines for his book burnings, controversial views on OCD and Autism, and his adamant political views.

Recently, however, Locke told his congregation that he is deleting all of his sensationalized interviews, sermons and posts from his Facebook page. The decision, he said, came when he was struck by the need to "reach people for Jesus with humble hearts."

Locke recently spoke to Christian Headlines about his journey to making this decision.

A North Carolina pastor who was previously convicted of molesting three minors and was later re-hired as an associate pastor is now facing 14 new charges for allegedly abusing children from 2001-2011 when he served at his previous church.

In light of the many revelations of respected Christians who were, in truth, leading deeply entrenched shadow lives, the “fruit test” has loomed large. And what is that test?

A former Florida pastor has been charged with stealing roughly $1.4 million worth of merchandise from Home Depot stores and reselling the stolen goods on eBay.

A Texas pastor who went missing last week on his way to work was found dead inside a pickup truck Tuesday afternoon.

According to reports, two Eritrean pastors have been captive for more than 7,000 days in the East African country.

A massive search for a Texas pastor continues after he left his home for his secular job last week but never made it there.

A retired pastor associated with the Christian Reformed Church has been arrested after he confessed to murdering an 8-year-old girl in 1975.