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By Leah MarieAnn Klett, Assistant Editor Thursday, April 24, 2025 American Miracle | American Miracle GRAPEVINE, Texas — In a time of growing political division and declining knowledge of U.S. history, a new documentary asks the question: What if America’s founding was no accident? “The American Miracle: Our Nation is No Accident,” directed by Tim […]
good adj. better, best a) a general term of approval or commendation; b) suitable to a purpose; effective; c) producing favorable results; beneficial The amazing thing about Good Friday is that it was – and is – part of the “good” declared by God at creation. “God saw all that he had made, and it […]
“We’ll have Church when God comes, but not until then. All of our religious activities mean nothing without His hollowed presence … The week is full of activities — we know how to keep the programs going. We know how to play our part. The machinery continues to operate, but the mountains won’t move until […]
Google developer argues AI reach ‘exposing the parts of us that were dead already’ By Ian M. Giatti, Christian Post Reporter Friday, April 11, 2025 Panelists participate in the Missional AI 2025 summit held at One Community Church’s Plano, Texas, campus on April 9, 2025. | The Christian Post PLANO, Texas — As artificial intelligence […]
By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor Saturday, April 05, 2025 Phil Robertson | HARPER COLLINS Phil Robertson’s health is declining significantly, while his wife, Kay, has recently shown improvement following a severe infection. Their son, Jase Robertson, revealed these updates on a recent episode of the family’s podcast, “Unashamed With the Robertson Family.” Jase stated […]
It’s clear that many churches closed or have considerably shrunk in size since COVID-19. Reasons range from “church-goers are still scared to return,” to “they prefer watching live feeds.” But why have bold churches experienced tremendous growth? This issue is much deeper—it’s crystal clear that people are hungry for the truth. As a church in […]
We hear a lot these days about “re-enchantment,” by which people usually mean that Richard-Dawkins-style secular materialism is going out of style, being replaced by a renewed fascination with spirituality, the occult, and the supernatural. But this resurgent spirituality is often deeply unserious, treating actual religious doctrines like items on a buffet. That’s insulting to […]
By Leah MarieAnn Klett, Assistant Editor Thursday, February 27, 2025 “House of David” | Prime Video With strong cinematography, solid performances and a focus on biblical accuracy, Prime Video’s “House of David” is an ambitious mix of drama and historical storytelling, capturing the fall of King Saul and the simultaneous rise of David with the […]
By Leah MarieAnn Klett, Assistant Editor Wednesday, February 26, 2025 “House of David” | Prime Video GRAPEVINE, Texas — When filmmakers Jon Erwin and Jon Gunn set out to bring King David’s life to the big screen, they knew they were undertaking one of the most ambitious and revered stories in the Bible. The result, […]
A conference aimed at discussing how and why the supernatural gifts of the Holy Spirit have ceased is taking place this week. The Cessationist Conference, hosted by G3, has typically been held in California but recently transitioned to Oklahoma. I have a few thoughts to share on cessationism that are different from what conference attendees will […]