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Moviegoers in need of faith-based content after going through the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ensuing lockdowns will be pleased to know that new, uplifting movies will be coming to theaters this summer and fall.
The holidays are upon us and the need to binge Christmas movies might be greater than ever as the world is still in a global pandemic.
When country singer Coffey Anderson was 4 years old, a pastor spoke a powerful proclamation over his life.
Justin Bieber launched the “next chapter” of his YouTube series where he gives viewers a peek into his home life and marriage during the lockdowns that includes a couples' counseling session with Pastor Judah Smith.
For a history-filled fall, getaway consider the following three destinations. All are open to visitors right now.
Church enthusiasts, sometimes called church crawlers, are having a difficult year.
People with a vitamin D deficiency are 54% more likely to test positive for the new coronavirus. Members of predominantly black and Hispanic communities have been found to be most at risk, according to a new study.
In a culture defined by anxiety, toxic habits, and information overload, Pastor Levi Lusko is urging Christians to quiet the noise and take ownership of their God-given purpose.
Change isn’t easy, and it isn’t fast. Change shows up day after day, month after month, year after year. The path to ...
