If we are to expect God to heal the crippled church and our dying nation, we must pray like Isaiah, "Oh God, rend the heavens and come down" (Isaiah 64:1). And like the woman in the parable of the unjust judge, we must keep asking (Luke 18:1–8). Prayer must be brought back into our churches, real prayer that searches the soul and penetrates the heart.
According to sources, police in India who initially took a pastor and his family into custody to protect them from an attack by a 300-member Hindu extremist mob were pressured into jailing them under a baseless charge of forcible conversion.
C. S. Lewis observed that “courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at the testing point.”
Representative Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) made his first public appearance on Thursday after undergoing a difficult eye surgery that has temporarily left him blind.
At the sixth annual National Prayer Luncheon for Life, three pro-life organizations were granted a cumulative sum of $85,000.
According to sources, one Christian student remains captive after three others escaped abduction on Thursday by Muslim Fulani herdsmen from a Christian missions school in Nigeria.
According to sources, Muslims in eastern Uganda upset with a pastor’s plans to build a church on land they sought to buy are suspected in his death by poisoning.
On Friday, at least 45 people were killed in Israel when a celebration for the Jewish holiday of Lag BaOmer turned into a stampede.
As the COVID-19 situation begins to overwhelm the healthcare system in India, Christian humanitarian aid organizations have deployed aid to the nation.
The term "Achilles' heel" refers to an area of weakness and vulnerability. The American church today has an Achilles' heel—a lack of prayer and powerful preaching. Pastors, it's time to stop tiptoeing through the tulips of political correctness and repair the Achilles' heel of cowardliness.
