Anyone aware of the modern charismatic movement is familiar with Jack Hayford. Even the venerated evangelical magazine Christianity Today called him the “Pentecostal Gold Standard.”

August 7, 2015–Cleveland, TN—The Church of God Youth and Discipleship Department tonight concludes five days of competition between state and regional winners of Teen Talent with a climactic awards ceremony on the campus of Lee University.

TULSA, Okla. – Oral Roberts University Board Chair Rob Hoskins has announced that ORU President William M. Wilson has accepted a contract extension from the Board through the summer of 2021. This new five-year agreement comes as ORU begins it 50th year next week.

The only way to describe it is my soul just grieves.

The undercover videos from the Center for Medical Progress have caught everyone’s attention on social media, now leading to Congressional investigations and an initial vote to defund Planned Parenthood this week (while it failed in the Senate, many observers note it provided an important first step).

Charisma News recently ran the headline, Does Brian Houston Allow Gay Members at Hillsong or Not?

Turning Point is a nonprofit recovery center which operates as a faith-based, Christ-centered, in-house, 12-week program for men—those 18 years of age and older, regardless of any race, creed, or religious affiliation—who are struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.

How much money can an abortion clinic make by selling fetal tissue to a medical research company? It all depends. If you don’t use too much suction, and you can extract an “intact specimen” (that’s a clinical term for a fetus that is not butchered beyond recognition), then you might get $30 to $100 each for a tiny liver, thymus or brain stem.

Abolaji Muyiwa Akinbo AKA Pastor Bo has penned a one-¬of-¬a-¬kind book meant to bring transformation in the life of the believer and ultimately change the world. The author’s new book, PRAYER, POWER & RESULTS! will eliminate every excuse as to why anyone cannot pray.

New research reveals that 31 percent of the adult U.S. population, approximately 65 million people, were at one time involved in church but have since left. This is approximately equal to the number of people still regularly attending church.