Steven Lawson

  • Halloween-Based Outreach Draws 15,000

    Halloween-Based Outreach Draws 15,000

    Last night, 15,000 people showed up for Water of Life Community Church’s annual Trunk-or-Treat festival in Fontana, California. People dressed in costumes, half a million pieces of candy were given out and children played carnival games. As a church outreach event, it was a home run. But it was more. Pastor Dan Carroll said it

  • Miracles in a Tough-as-Nails San Francisco Neighborhood

    Miracles in a Tough-as-Nails San Francisco Neighborhood

    Pop. The students of San Francisco Christian Academy instantly recognize the noise. Pop. Pop. Academy teachers know the sounds too. Gunfire. Across the street. Tony Bennett may have left his heart in San Francisco—as the famous song goes—but he probably didn’t leave it here in the city’s tough-as-nails Tenderloin district, otherwise known as “the Loin.”

  • The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Most Inspiring  Faith, Family and Values Movie of 2011

    The Voyage of the Dawn Treader Most Inspiring Faith, Family and Values Movie of 2011

    All eyes will be on glitz, glitter and glamour of the 83rd Annual Academy Awards Show this Sunday as Hollywood’s awards season reaches its apex. But another very different awards celebration did not go unnoticed. Celebrities, studio executives, writers and producers gathered February 18 for the 19th Annual MovieGuide Faith and Values Awards Gala. While…

  • Bethel Students See ‘Open Heaven’ in Missions Outreach

    Bethel Students See ‘Open Heaven’ in Missions Outreach

    As part of an intensive missions thrust, 55 teams from the Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry spanned the globe earlier this year, serving the poor, praying for the sick and reportedly seeing miraculous healings. From Nicaragua to Norway to Thailand, 1,189 students spent up to two weeks in March serving others and expecting an "open…

  • ‘Blind Side’ Leads Slate of Year’s Most Uplifting Movies

    ‘Blind Side’ Leads Slate of Year’s Most Uplifting Movies

    The Blind Side topped the winners at the 18th annual Movieguide Awards this week in Beverly Hills, Calif., taking home the $100,000 Epiphany Prize for most inspiring movie of 2009. The film, which also received a best picture Academy Award nomination, stars Sandra Bullock and tells the true story of Michael Oher, a homeless youth…

  • Christian Musician Meets Needs in Haiti

    Christian Musician Meets Needs in Haiti

    Mark Stuart of the Christian rock band Audio Adrenaline was in Haiti when the magnitude 7 earthquake devastated the Caribbean island nation Jan. 12. "The whole earth shook, and it felt like the end of the world," Stuart told a packed house at Ventura Missionary Church last week. "Haiti was the world's worst place to…

  • Thousands of Urbana Attendees Bring in New Year With Commitment to Missions

    Thousands of Urbana Attendees Bring in New Year With Commitment to Missions

    Thousands of college students from across the United States and Canada rang in the new year by making a fresh commitment to missions, responding to a call to their generation to mesh evangelism with social advocacy.  More than 16,000 students, missions leaders and pastors converged at the Americas Center in St. Louis, Dec. 27-31 for…

  • Finding Faith in Hollywood

    Finding Faith in Hollywood

    Actress Jenn Gotzon, who portrayed Tricia Nixon in Frost/Nixon, said Christians are working behind the scenes in Hollywood.   February 20, 2009 -- Few of the nominees for this year's Academy Awards earn nods for promoting biblical values. But Christians say there is much to be hopeful about in Hollywood, even if the year's most…

  • A Miracle for Ryan

    Two years ago a tragic accident put entertainer Pat Boone's grandson in a coma. Today Ryan says confidently that he will be entirely healed.

  • Laughing For The Lord

    Tired of being so serious? Christian comedians are helping God's people loosen up, enjoy a good joke and spread the joy.

  • California’s Jesus Freak

    He's 50 now, but evangelist Greg Laurie is as popular today with the younger crowd as he was during the Jesus Movement.

  • An Angel of Mercy In the Desert

    She’s 87, but her age hasn’t stopped Agnes Numer from feeding the world’s poor from her makeshift ministry base in rural California. Agnes Numer (center) with students at her school in the Philippines. Agnes Numer has much in common with Moses. She spends lots of time in the desert, looks to the heavens for “manna”

  • Surfing for Jesus

    From Hawaii to California to Florida, surfers are catching a new wave of spiritual fervor.

  • Saints of Our Lives

    They're beautiful, and they're bold--about their faith. Some of daytime drama's brightest stars shine for Jesus in the world of soap operas.

  • Extreme Faith

    They call themselves 777 Skateboards. Their goal is unorthodox: to take the gospel to the thousands of teenagers who spend most of their lives on skateboard ramps. On this sun-drenched Southern California day, thousands of barely clad beachgoers stroll along the boardwalk, taking in the scene at fabled Venice Beach, southwest of Los Angeles. Kids

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