With the wave of a hand, office workers in Sweden have the power to open doors, print and pay for lunch, among other things, with an embedded microchip.

Chattanooga, TN–Tennessee Temple University is moving — not across town to Woodland Park Baptist Church, as planned a year ago, but 300 miles away, to merge with Piedmont International University, a private Christian college in Winston-Salem, N.C.

Clinical Chaplain Jose Cedillo, while serving as the Chair of the Hispanic Task Force of the Southwest Region Association of Clinical Pastoral Education (SWRACPE), provided the leadership for a new initiative which led to the task force receiving the ACPE’s Helen Flanders Dunbar Award. The ACPE Board of Representatives voted to bestow the Helen Flanders Dunbar Award to the Southwest Region’s Hispanic Latino(a) CPE Task Force for its pioneering work in helping to establish a program of clinical pastoral education at CHRISTUS Muguerza in Monterrey, Mexico, and for its work in helping to develop Hispanic Latino(a) CPE in the Southwest Region.

Thomas More Society attorneys have sent a letter to the Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department challenging the censorship of Fayetteville 40 Days for Life participants’ pro-life signs. Participants in the peaceful prayer vigil outside the Fayetteville Planned Parenthood abortion facility along Highway 265 were told by a department employee that they could not display any signs during their vigil. The same department representative threatened each participant with a fine if they continued to hold the signs. The Thomas More Society contends that this demand is a blatant violation of these pro-life advocates’ First Amendment rights.

FreQ Media launches it’s second website at MyChristianHits.com that immediately offers up 7 distinct radio streaming channels for all Christian music fans. MyChristianHits.com also offers up it’s entry into the music awards scene as it debuts it’s inaugural “My Christian Hits Awards” via the website that will be decided solely on fan-based voting over the next three weeks, ending March 18, 2015.

A modern day clash of extremes. Christian morals and values meet head on with today’s progressive society which is decaying. Experience Abigail’s plight as she engages Joshua’s world of temptation and debauchery. Joshua is a teen who claims to be a born again Christian, yet lives his life as if Jesus died so we can sin rather than to save us from our sin. God has a plan for this soon to be man, but Joshua can’t hear Him through his frolicking with the world. So God will have to do what He is so good at and shake Joshua up to get him to listen.

One of the greatest tools in the discipleship process is small group ministry. The first National Conference for Small Group Leaders will be held in Cleveland, Tennessee on Saturday, March 28, 2015.

All the preaching, teaching, music and entertainment beamed by Christian TV and radio is primarily consumed by evangelicals and weekly churchgoers—the folks most often found in the pews. Meanwhile, 2 in 3 Americans are tuned out, a new survey finds.

On a Thursday in late January, the second annual Movement Day Greater Dallas (MDGD) was held, attracting more than 2,000 leaders and recording the highest attendance of any Movement Day gathering to date. With a focus on unity and a vision to bring together every sector of the Christian community, I witnessed leaders from diverse backgrounds continue to make great strides towards working together to transform the cities of Greater Dallas with the gospel of Jesus Christ.