Additional significant improvements have been made to The HUB, and other areas of the GODSHUB website www.godshub.com with the 4.0 upgrade, which was released on December 1, 2015.

This morning when I bought a newspaper in the Orlando airport, the man who rang up my purchase greeted me with a bashful smile. The name on his employee badge was “ZIAD.” I always try to guess where people are from, but his name wasn’t familiar. Was he from Lebanon? Jordan? Egypt?

I have ridden the two horses of business and ministry simultaneously for the past 40 years. While I have not always executed my responsibilities perfectly on both horses, the ride has never been less than interesting, to say the least.

Lee University student Jordan Smith, a contestant on the popular NBC talent search program The Voice, has moved into the Top 9 of the show’s contestants following a live broadcast performance on Monday night and a nationwide online vote with results revealed Tuesday night.

“Holidays for the Heart,” an online Advent calendar for the 2015 holiday season debuted on the Moving Beyond Ministries home page on December 1, 2015. The goal is to inspire, rejuvenate and spread joy in a positive way, online with a daily message. Topics include a heartfelt thought from Andrea Thompson, Moving Beyond Ministries Founder, such as renewal, forgiveness and reflection among others. The calendar has a new message every day through Christmas day and can be found at www.MovingBeyondMinistries.com.

Change is coming to American megachurches—those behemoths for believers that now dot the religious landscape.

Formula One racecar drivers are trained to look where they want their cars to go. The professional driver is acutely aware of the wall, other cars and any special environmental factors.

For the first time, the Church of God International General Assembly will be held in the city of Nashville, Tennessee. The 76th Assembly – GA16 – is scheduled for July 19-22, 2016 at the new Music City Center.

Washington, DC– For the fifth year in a row, a live baby will coo, a donkey will bray, and a camel will snort in front of the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC. The event is the Live Nativity on Capitol Hill sponsored by Faith and Action, a Christian missionary outreach to top-level government officials. Live actors in elaborate costumes will portray Mary, Joseph and the Baby Jesus, as well as shepherds, townspeople, and a drummer boy. The live animals will accompany the group as they walk from the Faith and Action headquarters behind the Supreme Court, across Constitution and Maryland Avenues, to the front of the High Court and the East plaza of the U.S. Capitol, finally making their way back via East Capitol Street. Soloist Nathan Kistler of Hickory, North Carolina will lead classic Christmas carols.