How can we keep our perspective set on God in the midst of everyday life circumstances and times of spiritual warfare?

In the story of Esther, celebrated during the Feast of Purim, which begins tomorrow, Esther and her relative, Mordechai, are very close in heart and relationship, though separated by distance.

One of the greatest joys in my life is ministering in foreign countries. Since I surrendered to a call to missions 15 years ago, I’ve visited 29 nations and developed relationships with dozens of pastors and leaders who now consider me their friend and brother. Missions is at the heart of our Christian faith, and I believe every church should be actively engaged in both foreign and local missions so we can advance the gospel of Jesus in our generation.

Ten Church of God state and regional offices are joining together for a multi-state conference entitled, “Go West,” on April 16-18, 2015 at Free Chapel Church of God, located in Irvine, California.

As Dan Florian, owner/developer at Ebry Dobby watched the movie Noah, he couldn’t believe how blasphemous it was. In fact, Noah’s (the movie) director, Darren Aronofsk told the New Yorker that his movie is “the least-biblical biblical film ever made.”

Freedom Road Media Inc., the publisher of ChristianReview.com and Christian Review Magazine, is pleased to announce that Christian Review Magazine is being released on a monthly basis from March’s issue.

Say the word ‘Caribbean’ and many people think of wide sandy beaches, palm trees and holidays. But for a growing number of women who live there, life is blighted by domestic violence. That’s why Bible Societies in the region are using the Bible to tackle this increasing scourge, with encouraging results.

Assaf Avraham, an internationally acclaimed archaeologist and director of the City of David – The New Jerusalem Walls National Park, will be presenting a lecture at the seminary entitled: “City of David: The Temple Mount, Dome of the Rock, and Archaeology.” Avraham has done extensive archaeological research at the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, with attention given to the first and second Temple periods.

A small, Christian college in South Carolina said on Friday it had not banned gay students or homosexuality from its campus under its controversial new “Statement on Human Sexuality,” which calls the practice sinful.