GOD TV is set to broadcast ‘Refugees #LoveYourNeighbor’ from January 22-31, a season focusing on the ongoing crisis and its horrific statistics as more people flee their homes due to conflict and persecution. The Network is airing programs that seek to find solutions to the crisis as well as motivate the Church to do more to help those who are hurting – emphasising that the Christian response should be one of faith and not fear.

Plans are underway for a major benevolent outreach to coincide with the 76th Church of God International General Assembly this July in Nashville, Tennessee.

I have yet to meet a church planter who hasn’t faced a growth barrier. I also haven’t met a church planter who is OK with that barrier holding them back from what God has placed in their heart.

Invoking prayer in politics is nothing new in America. It’s been an integral part of the process for Christians since long before George Washington went on bended knee on the banks of the Potomac.

Psalm 37 didn’t mean much to Tim Brown during either his college football career or his early days in the National Football League. If it had, Brown says he believes he would have saved himself—and many others—a world of grief.

The Church of God Benefits Board will be offering the next in a series of webinars when it hosts “W2 and Payroll Issues” this Friday, January 22, 2016 from 2:00 – 2:30 p.m. EST.

The slogan of the United Methodist Church (UMC) is “Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Doors.” But UMC officials are now under fire for being closed-minded and intolerant after they banned Discovery Institute, an intelligent design group, from sponsoring an information table at the denomination’s upcoming General Conference in May. Intelligent design is the idea that life and the universe show evidence of being the result of purposeful design rather than unguided processes.

Faith leaders held a news conference to discuss Pastor Saeed’s release and continued efforts to fight for religious freedom around the world. The news conference took place last Saturday in Washington, D.C.

Leadership Journal was first published in 1980, and over 36 years and 145 issues, the journal has championed faithfulness and effectiveness in church leaders. However, Christianity Today International recently made the difficult decision to no longer publish Leadership Journal as a print quarterly. The Winter 2016 issue will be its last.