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Pastor of Texas church where gunman killed 26 preached on Paul’s letter to Ephesus in last sermon
Pastor Frank Pomeroy gave his last sermon before retiring from his church in Texas that garnered national headlines in 2017 when a shooter entered its sanctuary and killed 26 people, including the pastor’s daughter, and he felt God wanted him to preach on Paul’s letter to Ephesian church elders.
Hurricane Ian moves through Virginia as death toll rises in Florida and the Carolinas
After battering Florida and the Carolinas with a combined death toll of at least 70, Hurricane Ian moved northeast through Virginia as a weakened storm early Sunday, lashing rain and possibilities of flooding in West Virginia, Maryland and southern Pennsylvania.
This week in Christian history: Francis of Assisi dies, Mother Teresa starts new order
Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the death of St. Francis of Assisi, the battle of Lepanto, and Mother Teresa being given the green light to start a new order.
7 inspirational songs for World Communion Sunday
Every first Sunday in October, Christian denominations across the world take part in an ecumenical observance known as World Communion Sunday. Here's a list of seven hymns and spiritual songs in celebration of World Communion Sunday.
Killings at 'epidemic levels': Nigerian Christians slaughtered by radical Fulani herders, ISWAP terrorists
Suspected Fulani herdsmen killed two Christians in Plateau state, Nigeria, a day after Islamic State terrorists allegedly killed two others in the city of Kano last Saturday, sources said.
Sean Feucht says Christian leaders' reaction to worship tour during COVID was 'painful wake-up call'
When Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an executive order prohibiting singing in churches — even as casinos, strip clubs and marijuana dispensaries remained open for business — that “flipped the switch” for Sean Feucht.
‘The Lord is with us’: Florida pastor shares update in the wake of Hurricane Ian's destruction
“The Lord is with us” and there are “many reasons to be filled with hope and even to rejoice,” says a pastor in Florida in an update after Hurricane Ian made landfall with winds of 150 mph, killing at least 32 people and causing catastrophic floods and life-threatening storm surge.
Ukraine President Zelensky requests fast-track NATO membership after Putin annexes 4 regions
As the Russian invasion enters its seventh month, Ukraine is seeking an accelerated membership in NATO and has ruled out talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, who announced the annexation of four Ukrainian provinces.
How support from a church, pro-life group convinced a single mom not to abort her baby
Seven years ago, Maddie Martinez was working a full-time job that she loved and had a desire to move up in the company she was working for. For these reasons, she strongly considered having an abortion when she became pregnant.
At least 23 reported dead in Florida as Hurricane Ian hits Carolinas, weakens into tropical storm
At least 23 people have been reported dead in Florida in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian this week as the state begins to assess the damage from the historic storm that hit the Carolinas on Friday.
John MacArthur warns Gov. Newsom his soul 'lies in grave, eternal peril' after abortion campaign
A renowned Southern California pastor is calling upon Gov. Gavin Newsom to repent and “respond to the Gospel” for his controversial reelection campaign that invoked Scripture in defense of abortion.
Hispanic Evangelicals much less likely to vote for candidates who support late-term abortions: poll
Hispanic Evangelicals are much less likely to vote for a candidate who supports late-term abortion according to a new poll released ahead of the midterm elections.
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