The following is a testimonial received from Tommy Smith, Church of God Regional Superintendent of the Southern Pacific to General Overseer Mark Williams:

This Sunday, April 14, is Global 4/14 Day. An international coalition of one million Christians, known as the 4/14 Window Movement, will partner together in prayer on six continents. They will specifically be praying for children in the “4/14 Window.”

Murfreesboro, Tennessee is the primed destination for a unique event — a dynamic combination of one of the largest men’s Christian initiatives spanning across four continents and one of the fastest growing churches in the Southeast.

Cleveland, TN–The Executive Committee of the Church of God, meeting in session on Tuesday, April 9, 2013, released a statement affirming marriage.

Professing Christians progressing toward spiritual maturity will have a firmer grasp on important doctrinal positions. However, plenty of churchgoers still struggle with basic truths about God, the Bible and salvation. So says a new study from LifeWay Research.

Risk is a primary component of faith, and the Bible teaches that without faith it is impossible to please God. In Matthew 25:14-30, Jesus condemned the unfaithful servant who would not risk his talent, but hid it to be safe. Jesus called him “wicked and lazy” and took the talent he had and gave it to the one who had invested his five talents and doubled them.

More than a few people have told Jim Buckley he’s crazy. The pastor, husband, and grandpa to 13 embarked April 1 on a 3,000 mile journey across the United States.

CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Church of God World Missions is planning the second National Local Missions Representatives (LMR) Rally and Celebration. The deadline for preregistration for the July 26-27 event is less than one month away, May 1, 2013.

Nearly all of us experience an “Aha!” moment at some point in our lives, when suddenly a simple yet powerful truth reveals itself, something so obvious and fundamental that it seems almost unbelievable we didn’t recognize it earlier. Usually, these moments involve day-to-day concepts that make a task a little easier, or help us understand something a little more deeply. But sometimes, an “Aha!” moment can be so profound, it can change the way we view our lives and our place in the world. Such was the experience of Ken Schmidt, author of the new book, “Promised Joy.”