Seven Lee University students are trading in the hills of Tennessee for the inner-city streets of the District of Columbia. Their mission: bring the hope of Christ back to the challenged neighborhoods of our nation’s capital, one urban community block at a time.

Orange Tour 2014 will help church leaders create a culture of collaboration as they fight for the tensions that will make their message stronger and their strategy more effective. Taking place in 13 cities across the U.S. this fall, the unique format and regional aspect of Orange Tour allows for combined vision and strategy with specific best practices.

Humanism is the enthronement and glorification of self. It is what the Western culture worships. It is diluting the church’s progress and hampering her power and impact.

As the daughter of T.D. Jakes, Sarah Jakes knows all about living in the spotlight and unrealistic expectations. Today she’s found freedom and is helping others as well. Check out our exclusive interview with the daughter of the megachurch pastor.

Cleveland, TN–Church of God World Missions held a note-burning ceremony at the offices of Men and Women of Action. World Missions leaders and staff, along with MWOA volunteers and staff and other guests, were at the brief celebration on Wednesday.

Georgia Right to Life (GRTL) PAC Director Melanie Crozier today praised the thousands of Georgia voters who once again proved that being pro-life is a winning position.

When Rome was at the height of her glory and power, there appeared a disturbing sect called Christians. Because of a fire that burned within them, these people dared to be different.

When I married my wife, Deborah, 30 years ago I had a tiny salary and no money in the bank, so our honeymoon was a budget affair: four nights in Miami Beach, four nights in Orlando, and then back to work. Deborah didn’t complain at all, but I always wanted to make it up to her. So this week we are enjoying an anniversary trip to Hawaii—and thinking a lot about God’s faithfulness.

The Sails of Hope orphanage of the Church of God in Slavyansk, Ukraine, was shelled yesterday when pro-Russian separatists took up positions on the property and fired at Ukrainian troops, drawing return fire that seriously damaged the buildings. Anticipating the possibility of violence, administrators had evacuated the children last week to another city.