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40 Days for Life to have record participation despite COVID-19 pandemic

The annual pro-life prayer vigil campaign 40 Days for Life will reportedly break a record for the most participating cities this year, despite pandemic-related shutdowns.

After battle with addiction, ‘That’s So Raven’ star Orlando Brown is finding hope in Christian fellowship

By Leonardo Blair

Actor and rapper Orlando Brown is getting ready to graduate from a faith-based treatment center and he's singing high praises about the power of prayer and Christian fellowship.

David Platt calls for prayers as pastors struggle more than ever during pandemic

By Anugrah Kumar

Pastor David Platt will hold a special night of prayer for pastors as some church leaders he’s spoken with during the COVID-19 pandemic have told him they are struggling more than ever.

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Spiritual impact of COVID-19: Christian pastors, artists recount experiences while battling COVID-19

By Jeannie Law

New York City megachurch Pastor A.R. Bernard’s battle with COVID-19 was a lonely one. He was placed on Oxygen, watched his life flash before his eyes and began to have out-of-body experiences when he was hospitalized in March.

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The godfathers of rebellion

By Robin Schumacher

The heart of rebellion is pride, and when it comes to the sin of pride, the Bible makes it clear who was Patient Zero.
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Reflections on the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg

By Michael Brown

And, given the fact that she was a tenacious fighter, she must have battled with all her might to hold on through the November elections, not wanting to give President Trump the privilege of picking her replacement.
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Phil Robertson: We better buckle up, and we better go to the polls

By My Faith Votes

He said, “Phil, I want you to know, I still have that paper that you wrote down about Jesus.” I said, “Put it in your heart. Mr. President.”
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Ex-drug felon: America’s churches need to help the 2 million opioid addicts

By Deanna McFarlin

My life became a vicious cycle of stealing, using, and acting erratically. The payoff was no longer there. I was pathetic.
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Why sabbaticals are critical to avoiding burnout

By Sutton Turner

It’s helpful to remember that a sabbatical is not a vacation. It is an opportunity for pastors to go deeper into personal and spiritual development.
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How to turn to God when you feel afraid

By Patrick and Ruth Schwenk

Notice the psalmist says, “When I am afraid.” Not if. Fear is inevitable. Most of us face fear each day. But one thing to keep in mind is fear is rarely from God.

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Pastor Matt Chandler explains why the term ‘white privilege’ can be ‘stunningly offensive’

By Leonardo Blair

As someone who grew up as “poor white trash” in a blue collar neighborhood in Texas, Matt Chandler, lead pastor of teaching at The Village Church in the Dallas/Fort Worth area says he understands why some white people would find “white privilege” a “stunningly offensive” term.

Franklin Graham ahead of national prayer march: US is 'crumbling,' God is only hope

By Brandon Showalter

As he prepares to lead a prayer march in Washington, D.C., next week, evangelist Franklin Graham said the dire problems besetting the country are ones only God can solve, and time is short.

Salvation Army pushes to ‘Rescue Christmas’ early as millions reel in pandemic

By Leonardo Blair

Facing a possible drop of up to 50% in fundraising from its iconic Red Kettle Campaign and a 155% increase in demand for its social services, The Salvation Army is launching its annual holiday fundraising campaign early for the first time in 130 years as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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