Many repeat a sinner’s prayer and think that’s their guarantee to admittance to heaven. Author Denise Wilson says, “We aren’t saved by repeating a prayer. No one ever has been saved, or ever will be saved, apart from the conviction of sin, repentance, and true faith in the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ.” In a new release, Seven Words You Never Want to Hear: How to Be Sure You Won’t (Redemption Press), Wilson takes a hard look at assumptions people make about becoming a Christian.

Years ago, I met a flamboyant preacher from New York. He was very popular, but something about him was really creepy. He claimed to be a prophet, and he was applauded for his uncanny ability to “read people’s mail.” But he strutted arrogantly on the stage, spoke harshly to his staff and spent a lot of time taking up offerings.

A communiqué from the Church of God Executive Committee has announced the shifting of dates of two Church of God events originally scheduled for next week.

Legacy 2021, a conference missions, Muslims, and the heart of God, is coming June 17-19 to Grandville, MI—or, for the first time ever, through online livestream. The conference will draw missionaries, church leaders, and Christians from around the world for a weekend of inspiring, practical training.

As Christians face rising persecution worldwide, many of us are looking for ways to connect with those who suffer for their faith.

The Church of God Chaplains Commission has announced openings for the January session for training to become a Community Service Chaplain. The course is one of many facets and levels of chaplaincy training offered by the Commission.

Six elders from a church in Ontario have been charged for holding an in-person worship service, a violation of government edicts put in place amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Cleveland, TN—Church of God General Overseer Tim Hill and the Executive Committee have completed a 32-page document that outlines the mission and vision for the Church of God in the ensuing Assembly period.