Church of God General Overseer Tim Hill will be the keynote messenger during a worldwide “Global Celebration” of the Church of God on Friday, September 18 at 7:30 p.m. EST.

Last Sunday, a young preacher named Nickson Ngwira stood in front of his small congregation in the village of Mpamba, Malawi, and taught the people a song in their Chichewa language. Nobody knew the words because they were all new converts to Christianity.

Learning to read should be so painless that children forget how they learned how to read and the stories so powerful they are remembered for life. My newly released titles meet this aim.

Church of God Prayer Leader, P. Douglas Small, will be among the national leaders in a unique on-line 50-day-fight for spiritual renewal in the nation. A variety of virtual prayer engagement opportunities are planned from September through October.

Across the United States, communities are hurting, people are divided, and fear and uncertainty abound. As turmoil surrounds us, Franklin Graham is inviting Americans to join him for a prayer march on the National Mall. Graham is urging people to come together on Sept. 26 to pray for our nation and our leaders—and to ask God to heal our land.

A recent survey from Ligonier Ministries shows that 22 percent of U.S. evangelical Christians agree with the statement, “Gender identity is a matter of choice.” However, this statement directly contradicts the Bible’s teaching that our gender as male or female is given by God our Creator (Gen. 1:27).

Cleveland, TN—Officials with the city of Cleveland led a ceremony today to rename a portion of a street that runs through Lee University to “Paul Conn Parkway.”

National Suicide Prevention week is this week. Jim Denison, co-founder of Denison Forum, pastor, author and digital-ministry leader, offers helpful insight on what the Bible says about suicide.

Gary Dean, a U.S. Air Force veteran living in North Carolina, told a local news station his employer ordered him to remove his American flag face covering while he was working.