R. Leigh Coleman
Christian Post Reporter
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9/11 Was Just One of God's Alarms; Broadcast Aimed at Waking Up God's People
The daughter of American evangelist Dr. Billy Graham, Anne Graham Lotz, and New York Times bestselling author, Joel Rosenberg, spoke with passion as they urged Christians to repent and start a fresh revival in the church.
A Decade After 9/11: America Is a Nation 'Ignited'
Silence spread across the nation today as Americans paused in grim dignity and quiet grief remembering the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Church Disruptions: Should Children Be Allowed Into Main Hall?
Some churches today are not allowing children into the main worship hall for Sunday services. This has prompted a debate on whether or not church's should try to limit interruptions during worship time.
Police: Arizona Church is a Brothel
A shocked Arizona community found out today that the Phoenix Goddess Temple, which appeared to be a church on the outside, was really a house of prostitution.
Millions Invited to Watch 'A Wake-Up Call for God's People' Airing on 9/11
Evangelists say the worldwide broadcast of “A Wake-Up Call for God’s People,” airing on the 10th anniversary of 9/11 this Sunday night, may be the last time Christians will have a chance to get right with Jesus.
Anne Graham Lotz on the Wake-Up Call of 9/11: 'Signs of the Times' Revealed
Anne Graham Lotz tells of the tragic attacks of 9/11 and how it woke her up from a deep spiritual nap. She has spent the last decade with an increasingly urgent conviction to evangelize and spread the Christian message about how we are in the midst of the "signs of the times."
Are Skyscrapers 'Terrorist Resistant' Since 9/11?
The collapse of the historic World Trade Center on 9/11 serves as a stark and stunning reminder to architects and engineers that the modern skyscraper must change dramatically to withstand any future terrorist attacks.
Are Muslims Overcoming Hate in America?
New information from the Pew Research Center shows that 55 percent of Muslim Americans believe that it is harder to be a Muslim in the United States since 9/11. However, the new data shows that even though the cards are stacked against them because of anti-Muslim slurs, Islamophobia, and harsh attitudes, more Muslims in America are expressing a higher level of satisfaction with their lives here.
Religious Leaders Urge Christians to Love American Muslims
With the 10-year anniversary of the terrorist attacks of 9/11 and the growing hostilities against Muslims in America in mind, megachurch pastor Adam Hamilton of the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection in Leawood, Kan., told his 17,000-member congregation this week to consider how Jesus would treat Muslims today.
The Family Dinner: Could It Save Our Society?
Recent studies show that less than 30 percent of American families with children eat together seven nights a week. While seven nights a week may be a lofty goal, experts say dinner together should be a priority at least four times a week.