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  Apr 15, 2022

  Michael W. Smith releases anthem to raise money for Ukraine: 'You can either be a servant or a rockstar'

  Michael W. Smith has penned a powerful instrumental song to raise money for Ukraine and shared how his faith drives him to use his platform to help others.

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  Apr 15, 2022

  'Father Stu' movie review: Gritty Mark Wahlberg film shows grace abounds in messy places

  The Christian life isn’t always a clean-cut one; it’s often messy and complicated — yet even in the face of suffering, grace abounds. That's the theme of Mark Wahlberg's gritty new drama, "Father Stu."

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  Apr 14, 2022

  Mark Wahlberg says 'Father Stu' reflects own path to faith, healing: 'Every sinner has a future'

  Mark Wahlberg shares how the testimony of Stuart Long, whose life inspired the film "Father Stu," parallels his own story of healing and redemption.

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  Apr 13, 2022

  Mel Gibson says 'Father Stu' highlights God's power to redeem: 'There's a transformation needed in all of us'

  Mel Gibson, who stars in "Father Stu," reflects on the film's biblical themes of faith, redemption and transformation in an interview with "The Christian Post."

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  Apr 10, 2022

  Michael Youssef on equipping next generation as deconstruction, 'woke' theology permeates Church

  As deconstruction, liberal theology and “woke” doctrine continue to invade the church, Michael Youssef, pastor of the Church of the Apostles in Atlanta, Georgia, is on a mission to instill truth in the next generation of Christian leaders. 

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  Apr 8, 2022

  Tim Keller reflects on 'design deficits' in megachurches: 'Poor places for formation and pastoral care'

  Megachurches are often “poor places for formation and pastoral care,” according to Tim Keller, who reflected on some of the “design deficits” of these churches and what he called "a deadly problem" as Christians are being "more formed by social media than local Christian community."

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  Apr 7, 2022

  Vineyard Anaheim leaders 'screaming dishonor' for leaving denomination, says founder's widow

  The widow of John Wimber, founder of the Vineyard movement, has accused Alan and Kathryn Scott of stealing their “brother’s house” and of “actions that are screaming dishonor” after the pastors of Vineyard Anaheim announced the church would be officially disassociating from the charismatic denomination.

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  Apr 6, 2022

  Missy Robertson shares powerful story behind new baby: 'We're open to whatever the Lord has for us'

  For years, Jase and Missy Robertson of “Duck Dynasty” fame have supported causes that encourage women to choose life in the face of unwanted pregnancy. Just seven weeks ago, their convictions were put to the test they received a call to help a newborn in need. 

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  Apr 4, 2022

  'Family Camp' actress talks combating darkness in Hollywood through film, 'attacks on Christianity'

  Leigh Allyn-Baker is becoming increasingly concerned about the content Hollywood is marketing to children, which she believes is undeniably “foul-intentioned.”

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  Mar 28, 2022

  On final Sunday at Hillsong Atlanta, Sam Collier says trust will play crucial role in health of Story Church

  On his final Sunday as pastor of Hillsong Atlanta, Sam Collier reflected on the crucial role justice, trust and safety play in the health and growth of a church and expressed his confidence in God’s sovereignty as he looks ahead to the launch of Story Church.