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  • Protestia Read

    Prominent Charismatic Says Jesus Told Him To Give Another Man a ‘Hickey’- So He Did

    Bobby Conner is a member of the Apostolic Council of Prophetic Elders (ACPE) and a member of the Harvest International Ministries apostolic network, chaired by NAR warlord Che Ahn. After 27 years as a Southern Baptist pastor, he founded Eagles View Ministries. He recently said he was at ‘prophet’ Bob Jones’ house when NASA called and asked Jones to

  • Church & Culture [YouTube]Video Read

    CCP215: On Polygamy

  • Biblical Recorder Read

    Oklahoma pastor leads ‘Praying for Pastors’ ministry

    The Bible highlights a profound moment during the Israelites’ battle against the Amalekites as recorded in the Book of Exodus. Whenever Moses held up his hands, Israel prevailed. When his hands fell, Israel faltered. When Moses, with his hands uplifted in a posture of prayer and dependence upon the Lord, felt his [...]Read More

  • 5:11 News Read

    The Death Of Pastors' Wives

    Blessed by this ministry? Want to help support the work God is doing? https://www.goodfight.org/donate https://www.patreon.com/goodfight https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE1PSKHiQIi4WF9ZTHGJCRg/join Multiple pastors’ wives dead. Secret affairs. Disturbing messages. And men who spoke about God while hiding lives of betrayal. The deaths of Ashley Flynn, Kari Baker, and Mica Miller… and the troubling stories behind them. Caleb Flynn and Matt Baker were convicted of murdering their wives. Mica Miller’s death, explored in Death of the Pastor’s Wife,

  • Adventist Review Read

    Can the Adventist Church Help to Fight the Scourge of Diabetes?

    Health screenings and educational seminars held during the recent Samoa for Christ evangelistic initiatives brought preventive care into local communities amid the country’s growing noncommunicable disease crisis. During the nationwide campaign that ran August 16-30, health teams and 10,000 Toes ambassadors offered free wellness checks at many sites before the nightly evangelistic meetings. Participants received … Continued

  • The Baptist Paper Read

    First person: Unique gift ideas to show appreciation for your pastor

    We have a few weeks left in Pastor Appreciation Month. As I think about this month, I’m reminded of some of the unique gifts church members have given me over the years. Perhaps one of these ideas will encourage you to honor your pastor this year.

  • MinistryWatch Read

    Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker Redefined Faith-based Fraud - MinistryWatch

    Disgraced televangelist Jim Bakker died last week at 86. But in the 1970s and ’80s, Jim and his then-wife Tammy Bakker — who were at the height of their fame in Christian television — redefined faith-based fraud and left a debt that evangelicalism is still paying.

  • MinistryWatch Read

    Conversations - MinistryWatch

    In this week’s Conversations, readers push back on MinistryWatch’s assessment of Samaritan’s Purse — plus, thoughts on the “growth” of Christian college enrollment.

  • The Baptist Paper Read

    20 churches engage in BGCT pilot program to strengthen Great Commandment, Commission practice

    Twenty Baptist General Convention of Texas churches are participating in a pilot program to test and fine-tune a newly designed process aimed at helping churches strengthen their Great Commandment and Great Commission practice.

  • CBN News Read

    Three Years After the Nova Massacre, a Plea for Solidarity: “We Need More People on Our Side”

    Three years after the October 7 Hamas massacre, more than 1,000 pastors, Christian leaders, and influencers gathered at

  • The Presbyterian Outlook Read

    New documentary looks at the changing face of Christian churchgoing

    “Christianity at a Crossroads” documentary chronicles congregational church life in the United States as growth has flatlined, younger generations are less religious, and scandal has overtaken nearly every Christian denomination.

  • The Presbyterian Outlook Read

    What a Fool Believes

    When the words for prayer won’t come, what does a pastor say — and to whom? Paul Hooker reflects.

  • Good Faith Media Read

    For a More Humane Immigration Policy, Look to the…Southern Baptist Convention?

    Thankfully, more reasonable voices have entered the conversation to offer alternatives to these extremes.

  • Good Faith Media Read

    North Carolina Clergy Call On Governor to Rescind Provision Allowing for Religious Instruction in Schools

    Organizations backing the letter say they seek to contribute to a landscape of faith that includes freedom—both freedom from outward compulsion and freedom to practice and believe as individuals choose.

  • The Presbyterian Outlook Read

    World Communion Offering empowers ministries of reconciliation in action

    Three stories illustrate the far-reaching impact of the PC(USA)’s newest Special Offering. The post World Communion Offering empowers ministries of reconciliation in action appeared first on The Presbyterian Outlook.

  • Albert Mohler [YouTube]Video Read

    Friday, October 9, 2026

  • Adventist Review Read

    Trapped by Logic

    Some of my good friends stay in the church, and though I’m glad they’re here, I don’t understand why.

  • The Pour Over Read

    Ees-ah-EE-ahs

    Hurricane Isaias, Nobel Prizes, Disney+ to Stream the Super Bowl, & More

  • World News Read

    The World and Everything in It: October 9, 2026

    Consent is supposed to settle the question. But Katie McCoy says the disturbing allegations at Cornell University expose how much that leaves unanswered. On Culture Friday, a new women’s movement questions the ideal of independence, and a Canadian grandmother faces a heartbreaking decision about her own life. Plus: a gunman gets another shot at redemption, and the ancient gods still have their days.

  • World News Read

    The World and Everything in It: October 9, 2026

    Consent is supposed to settle the question. But Katie McCoy says the disturbing allegations at Cornell University expose how much that leaves unanswered. On Culture Friday, a new women’s movement questions the ideal of independence, and a Canadian grandmother faces a heartbreaking decision about her own life. Plus: a gunman gets another shot at redemption, and the ancient gods still have their days.

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