The nation’s largest gathering of Christian women, Women of Faith, is taking its two-day live events to a new level this year with an expanded list of biblical Christian speakers, an emphasis on deeper worship with the addition of Mercy Me and Third Day, and a new focus on bringing scriptural depth to modern life applications.

First of all, let me let you in on a little secret: I’m not Jewish, nor is any of my family Jewish. I’m an English-Irish-born, small-town American who was raised in the Catholic Church and who now calls himself a born-again Christian.

Daredevil Nik Wallenda completed a historic high-wire walk on a 2-inch (5-cm) steel cable over the Grand Canyon on Sunday and was greeted by wild cheers after his hair-raising stunt.

The Church of God is well represented in a full-length faith-based feature film titled INSPIRATION POP 2929, which is based on a book published by Pathway Press titled The Street Sweeper. Tim Enochs, who is also an executive producer for the movie, wrote the book.

More than two months after Pastor Jim Buckley left his Newbury Park, Calif., home and headed west, he’s reached an encouraging milestone.

The following is a report on Global Outreach Day, in which millions were mobilized to reach the world for Jesus on May 25.

My friend Chris Foster could have been aborted. Today he is a trophy of God’s grace.

Mark Williams, General Overseer of the Church of God, has continued to call for ‘Great Days of Prayer.’ This is a church-wide call for pastors and congregations to bring prayer to the heart of all they do, to practice prayer. Four times a year, these ‘Great Days’ of prayer are suggested, typically on the first Sunday of each quarter.

Joining together, pledging in solidarity to defend marriage at an historic moment in history, a group of Catholic, Orthodox, and Protestant Christian clergy and leaders released a statement entitled: “We Stand in Solidarity to Defend Marriage and the Family and Society Founded Upon Them.”