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2 West Point Cadets Brave Frigid Hudson River to Be Baptized
Two female cadets at the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, were recently baptized in a memorable way, choosing to be dunked in the frigid waters of the Hudson River. According to the North American Mission Board, Brooke Parker and Zhaoxin (Jenny) Ma were baptized by Baptist Campus Ministry Director Joshua Austin
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Sabbath Isn’t Just for Rest; It Is to Remember
Have you ever imagined yourself standing at Mount Sinai among the Israelites and suddenly you hear a voice booming from within the cloud? This voice, although it was heard by all Israel at one time, also seemed as if it was speaking directly into the heart of each individual standing around the mountain. What a
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Richard Allen: From Slave to Pastor to Black Founding Father of America
From his young years, Richard Allen knew the humiliating and dehumanizing pain of being a slave. Born in 1760, his entire family was sold from his first master to another. And when that second master fell on financial hard times, he divided the family by selling Richard’s mother and three of his siblings to another
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Becky Dvorak Reveals Satan’s Hidden Agenda and How to Stop It
“Satan does have a hidden agenda against us and it’s to destroy us. He’s bent on our destruction in every area of life. He always has been. But he knows his time is short and so he is ramping up with his demonic force … and it’s all coming to a forefront.” Prophetess and healing
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Anne Graham Lotz Asks for Continued Prayer as Daughter Recovers From Heart Attacks
Evangelist and author Anne Graham Lotz—daughter of the late Rev. Billy Graham—revealed in a Facebook post that her daughter Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright is heading to cardiac rehab after suffering two heart attacks last month. Lotz said these treatments are “a critical first step towards recovery” and thanked fans for praying for her daughter and family
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Limitations Won’t Stop Oregon Church From Feeding the Homeless
One Oregon church is claiming its religious liberties have been violated after city officials restricted the number of times its benevolent ministry can feed the homeless. St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church in Brookings announced in late January it filed a lawsuit against the city in response to a new ordinance approved by the town council, NPR
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Your Heart’s Desires Entrusted to God
Part of developing faith for yourself is learning to trust God instead of depending on yourself. It is looking away from your own abilities and toward God’s faithfulness. Many of us say with our mouths that we trust God, but we are busy doing things in our own strength. Jesus said, “If anyone would come
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WATCH: TobyMac Reveals How He Grew Closer to God While Grieving Son’s Death
Christian recording artist TobyMac is sharing how his life has forever changed since the tragic death of his son, Truett Foster McKeehan. Truett died at home in Nashville, Tennessee, on Oct. 23, 2019, from an accidental drug overdose. During a six-minute video, TobyMac revealed that his family continues to process the grief and loss felt
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Study: US Pastors Identify Their Greatest Needs
Pastors face unique difficulties inherent in their careers but what are their greatest needs? Pastors themselves say they’re most concerned about seeing their churchgoers grow spiritually and making connections with those outside of their churches. After speaking directly with pastors to gather their perspectives on their ministries and personal challenges, Lifeway Research surveyed 1,000 U.S.
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Promise Keepers CEO Warns Porn Desecrates More Than Just Your Soul
The leader of the men’s ministry Promise Keepers said this week people should be “running in terror” from their sinful inclination—particularly the temptation of pornography—”because it will separate us from God, from our kids, from our wives.” During the start of the 2022 Promise Keepers Marriage Summit, ministry chair and CEO Ken Harrison recalled hearing
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Ex-Drug Addict Turned Born-Again Believer Credits Church With Saving Her Life
A Canadian church has a message for Christians and houses of worship alike amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic: “Refuse to close your doors.” Trinity Bible Chapel in Waterloo, Ontario published a video Tuesday of a woman named Jennifer Scott. The clip featured Scott’s incredibly touching baptism and her heartwarming testimony. Scott shared her journey with
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Messianic Rabbi Reveals the Remedy for Spiritual COVID
Recently, I was in a room full of believers praying, worshipping and sharing our hearts with one another when one of the men in the room asked the question that so many of us had thought but just didn’t say out loud. How much more? I am sure that every one of you reading this
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Dr. Don Colbert Believes Going Keto-Mediterranean is the Lifestyle to Live
From chapters 15 & 16 (“A Lifestyle Worth Living” & “Sixteen Reasons to Live the Mediterranean-Keto Lifestyle”) from Dr. Don Colbert’s new book, Beyond Keto My journey into the Mediterranean-keto lifestyle began with a trip that my wife, Mary, and I took to Greece. A friend of ours grew up in Crete and she kept
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Prophecies of the Coffeyville Outpouring
The Coffeyville revival has been continuing for nearly a year and a half, as prophesied by Kenneth Copeland and Oral Roberts. This past Sunday night, January 9, 2022, evangelist and revivalist Darrin Brown, who is ordained by the Church of God (Cleveland, Tennessee), preaching hell, fire and brimstone, was used mightily by the power of
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Prosperity is God’s Plan for 2022
“…plans to prosper you…” Here we are at the beginning of another calendar year, where it is customary for people to offer new year’s greetings, well wishes or suggestions for a successful year. My email inbox is filled with financial gurus offering their ideas and franchised plans for prosperity in 2022. The prophet Jeremiah famously
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