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Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson accepted the NFL’s Man of the Year Award during the Super Bowl pregame show Sunday and then pointed the television audience to Scripture, telling them, “Love changes things.”

Initially setting out to raise $100 to help someone pay off their electricity bill, one Louisiana church was able to raise $125,000 to help pay the power bills of dozens of families in need.

According to Wycliffe Associates, an international organization that translates Bibles into multiple languages worldwide, despite the pandemic, in 2020, they were able to produce a record number of Bible translations.

A Texas-based pregnancy resource center is celebrating saving 90,000 babies from abortion.

A Texas school has started a student-led grocery store that aims to help community members in need amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hailey Bridges was attending her employer’s Christmas party this month when she won a car. But instead of driving her new automobile home, she immediately gave it to her friend and co-worker, Hokule’a Taniguchi, who didn’t own a car. 

The poll found that 28 percent of Americans say their own religious faith “has become stronger” during the pandemic, while 41 percent say their relationship with their immediate family members has strengthened.

China is ranked number 17 on its list of countries where it is most difficult for Christians to live. But despite these obstacles, experts predict the Christian population in China will only continue to grow.

Living for the One who died and rose again not only removes us from the center of our own universe, but aligns our hearts and minds with what is actually true about the universe: that it belongs to God and that our purpose is given by Him not determined by us.

The wait time at Seacoast Church in Mt. Pleasant, S.C. went from one hour to 15 minutes with the Chick-fil-A manager working at the site. He stood under an umbrella in the rain, directing cars to the correct site and ensuring drivers had the proper paperwork.