Steve Hill has been flaming the fires of revival for more than three decades—and battling melanoma for about a third of that time.

Alliance Defending Freedom will make arguments before the Tennessee Court of Appeals Wednesday in a lawsuit that challenges the government’s authority to make decisions about how Christian ministry is defined.

A 7.4 magnitude earthquake centered off the Pacific coast of Guatemala last week devastated sections of the country and shook an area from Mexico City to El Salvador. Forty-eight are reported dead so far, at least one Church of God congregation in San Pedro has been left without a building, and further damage reports are expected, said Tim Hill, general director of World Missions. Our missionaries and the orphanage were shaken, but safe.

A blog post by president of Project Pray, P. Douglas Small.

Four months after Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Morsi was elected president, assaults on Christians and their places of worship have intensified. Most recently, Salafists—who follow the radical Wahhabi doctrine of Islam found in Saudi Arabia—broke into a plot of land in Cairo owned by the Coptic Church and built a makeshift mosque on the property.

Bott Radio Network (BRN) — a pioneer in the development of Christian talk radio — marks its 50th anniversary this month as the nation’s leader in quality Bible teaching, Christian news and information.

How will the end of the world arrive? Fire and brimstone? Zombie apocalypse? If you believe the Mayan Long Count calendar, the end will come Dec. 21 of this year. But if you believe the book of Revelation, the exact date and time are unknown.

Operation Compassion is expanding disaster relief efforts while maintaining and re-supplying those already established. Throughout the disaster relief process, Operation Compassion is always looking for better ways to help more victims. Utilizing their strategic partnerships, Operation Compassion is expanding their scope of recovery efforts into new areas of destruction.

The American Center for Law and Justice recently helped a student at a public university in Ohio obtain a religious exemption from her university’s requirement to live on campus. As a result, she will be able to live off campus in a faith-based household with other students who share her religious values.