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When ISIS destroyed numerous biblical archaeological sites in Iraq, they unknowingly unearthed evidence supporting Old Testament accounts. Read More »
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Bart Millard couldn’t have imagined the impact a hastily written song would have on the world when he penned “I Can Only Imagine,” alone on a tour bus at 2 a.m. Read More »
Why Billy Graham’s Casket is From Angola Prison
“Billy Graham is a simple man who preached a simple message. He must be buried in a simple casket.” — one of the prisoners who built Graham’s casket Read More »
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Black Panther features Hollywood heavyweights and Oscar winners, but a relatively new actress, Letitia Wright, might just steal the show and point to Jesus while she’s at it. Read More »
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A recent news story about Chili’s restaurant chain highlights a problem many churches face—and possibly provides a solution. Read More »
Catching Some Z’s
How can the church reach the most connected—and distracted—generation in history? Here’s how you can get to know Gen Z and reach them. Read More »
Most American Protestants Doubt Core Protestant Doctrines
Five hundred years after Martin Luther launched the Protestant Reformation, American Protestants aren’t quite sure about two of the movement’s foundational beliefs. Read More »
How Many Americans Think They’re Sinners?
America is full of sinners—and most of them want to mend their ways. Even as America becomes more secular, the idea of sin still rings true. Read More »
Where Are All the Megachurches?
The Bible Belt may have to add a few more notches. It’s getting mega-sized.
Protestant megachurches have increased from 600 at the turn of the century to more than 1,600 today. And the South has almost as many as the rest of the U.S. combined. Read More »