When It Seems Impossible to Forgive

“Then Peter came up and said to him, ‘Lord, how often will my brother sin against me, and I forgive him? As many as seven times?’ Jesus said to him, ‘I do not say to you seven times, but seventy-seven times’” (Matt. 18:21-22). Most of us have gone through the experience of being hurt badly […]

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God Will Give you Confirmation

A wise woman once told me, “When it is sent by God, it comes with confirmation. When it isn’t sent by God it comes with hesitation, frustration, and confusion.” I KNOW that with everything in me to be true. In 2009, I was cleaning my home, going about my day, thinking and praying. I heard […]

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The Bible’s Take on Systemic Sin

Every February, Black History Month helps us reflect on how our nation’s racial past informs our present—to acknowledge the enduring effects of racial injustice and the need for systemic reform, both in society and in the church. Systemic sin refers to the idea that human sinfulness is not just about wrong actions of individuals; communities, […]

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‘A Mission Field’: Kentucky Church Launches Tuition-Free School After Public Library ‘Pushes’ LGBT Books on Pastor’s Daughter

Necessity, the old adage goes, is the mother of invention. Justin Walker, pastor of Salt and Light Baptist Church just outside Louisville, Kentucky, experienced that proverb firsthand — and it birthed a vision for a tuition-free, church-sponsored grade school, First Principles Academy. THE ORIGIN For years, Walker told CBN News, he led a small but stable […]

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Parental Alert: California Senate Passes Bill Banning School Districts From Mandating Parental Notification of Student Pronouns

As the battle over parental rights continues to intensify, California politicians are attempting to ban school districts from mandating teachers notify parents if kids start using new pronouns at school. The California Senate approved AB 1955 Thursday, paving the way for it to be considered in Assembly committees and on the full Assembly floor. If […]

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Street Preacher Shot While Sharing the Gospel Offers Forgiveness to Suspect: ‘I’m Going to Embrace Him’

An Arkansas street preacher who spends Sundays sharing the Gospel was reportedly shot last weekend by a young man who was trying to take his microphone. The Rev. Larry Oneal Walker is recovering after the shocking ordeal — and has even offered forgiveness to the man who allegedly shot him, 20-year-old Latarryes Bush, according to […]

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‘Deceit of an Ally’: Former NSA Official Claims US Knew Arabs Would Attack Israel in 1973 but Deceived Israelis

JERUSALEM, Israel – An American-Israeli who worked for the U.S. National Security Agency more than 50 years ago claims that American intelligence agents knew – beyond a shadow of a doubt – that Egypt and Syria were going to attack Israel in 1973 on Yom Kippur, the holiest day on the Jewish calendar. Israel’s government was taken by […]

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Evangelist Exposes ‘Darker Turn’ of Taylor Swift’s Music, Sounds Alarm for Parents: ‘Lyrics Matter’

An evangelist who recently went viral for his critical response to pop star Taylor Swift’s latest album is explaining his commentary and why he’s encouraging Christian parents to be more discerning. “I’m not an anti-Taylor guy,” Shane Pruitt told CBN News. “I’m [a] pro-Gospel guy.” He continued, “Anything that I know is largely affecting parents, […]

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