In the Black community, mental issues have always been hush-hush. We are more likely to trump our mental fears with spiritual faith. We are more likely to go to the altar than go to a therapist. Most of all, you don’t talk about this stuff outside of the family; in fact, you don’t talk about it too much in the family!
Thirteen Baptist Christians, including children, were killed by radical Fulani Herdsman at the end of July
Megachurch pastor Jentezen Franklin is calling on Christians across American to participate in a 21-day fast for the future of America.
Oswald Chambers observed: “God does not give us overcoming life: he gives us life as we overcome. The strain is the strength. If there is no strain, there is no strength. Are you asking God to give you life and liberty and joy? He cannot, unless you will accept the strain. Immediately you face the strain, you will get the strength.”
Franklin Graham issued a warning against socialism to Americans and urged them to vote in November and pray over the upcoming election.
A 26-year-old mother was killed by radical Hindu men attempting to rape her young daughter.
At an event on Thursday, Pastor Greg Laurie thanked God for living in the United States just before Secretary of State Mike Pompeo demanding changes from China.
A study released this week by the Pew Research Center surveyed 38,426 people in 34 countries last year. Overall, only 45 percent agreed that “belief in God is necessary in order to be moral and have good values.”
Louisiana's governor, John Bel. Edwards, recently engaged in three days of fasting and praying in honor of those who have been directly affected by the coronavirus.
More than $250,000 have been raised for the family of a pastor who died while helping a motorist broken down on the side of the road.
