Franklin Graham preached the Gospel this weekend at the world's southernmost city, and hundreds of souls placed their faith in Jesus Christ as their Savior.
Across Eastern Europe, young people continue to leave their hometowns in search of stability, opportunity, and hope. But in one small village outside Chișinău, a young couple made a different choice, and their decision is transforming an entire community.
A new survey found that just 31 percent of Protestant churchgoers in America read the Bible daily.
After struggling with addiction and abuse, author Arman Kaymakcian is now living a redeemed life.
More than 5,000 leaders from the World Evangelical Alliance gathered recently in Seoul, South Korea, to celebrate spreading the Gospel. They also renewed the commitment to reach every corner of the world, hoping to accomplish the vision of "The Gospel for Everyone by 2033."
The U.S. is planning to send 200 American troops to help fight terrorism in Nigeria, according to a new report.
A shooting at a school in remote northern British Columbia left seven people dead, while two more were found dead at a nearby home, Canadian authorities said Tuesday.
This month marks four years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Casualties are on track to exceed two million this year, two-thirds of them from Russia.
As Christians ponder whether America is experiencing revival, apologist Frank Turek is digging a bit deeper, noting it’s essential people don’t just get “spiritual renewal but [that] they become disciples.”
Nearly 2,000 young people either gave their lives to Jesus or made renewed commitments of faith at a large-scale evangelistic crusade in London last week, confirming what recent data already suggested: revival is here, and the UK Church must decide how to respond.









