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A Christian magician won NBC's America's Got Talent and its $1 million prize on Wednesday night following a final act in which he urged the audience to be more charitable.

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

A group of Good Samaritans recently rescued an elderly couple in their 90s after their car caught fire on a California highway.

A team from Samaritan's Purse that included Edward Graham and Tim Tebow recently delivered several tons worth of relief items to the Afghanistan region in support of refugees and evacuees fleeing the Taliban.

Army chaplains created a makeshift tub to baptize seven soldiers on a base in Fort Irwin, California.

InterVarsity Press has just published a translation of the New Testament for Native American readers called the "First Nations Version: An Indigenous Translation of the New Testament."

A magician who wowed the judges of NBC's America's Got Talent says he wants to use his talent to "celebrate the things that God's done" in his life.

Thanks to the work of a faith-based organization and the Italian military, three Afghan Christian families were able to escape the danger of life under the Taliban.

Sam Ehlinger, recently drafted for the Indianapolis Colts from the University of Texas, says that in the midst of everything, his faith is what keeps him grounded. He later tweeted a photo of an open Bible, with Matthew 6:19-21 underlined.

The Grammy-nominated Christian artist shared how he, like many, just wanted to "get through" the COVID-19 pandemic. But then he heard God tell him, "I want to get through to you during this. I want to teach you things during this. You have to be willing to listen and not just try to get through it.”