Bible Knowledge Is Fading Away While many people call Christianity their faith, a recent study shows that less people are actually reading their Bibles. Dr. Thomas Schirrmacher, the newly elected secretary-general of World Evangelical Alliance, believes that biblical illiteracy is a growing, troubling trend in the global evangelical church today. He says that not knowing… Continue reading News Of The Day – December 7th

The Most Read Bible Verse Of 2020 In a year filled with fear and anxiety, more people than ever are searching for comfort in the Bible. One popular Bible app saw searches increase by 80 percent in 2020, totaling nearly 600 million worldwide. The most popular verse? Isaiah 41:10, “So do not fear, for I… Continue reading News Of The Day – December 4th

Bethlehem's inns Empty this Christmas In 2020 Mary and Joseph would have no problem finding lodging. The coronavirus has halted Christmas celebrations in Bethlehem, all but shutting down the biblical town revered as Jesus’ birthplace at the height of the normally cheery holiday season. Many hotels usually filled to capacity during the holiday season have… Continue reading News Of The Day – December 2nd

Supreme Court Blocks Covid Restrictions On Churches A victory was won by those who want to practice their faith in New York. The Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday in favor of a Catholic diocese and an Orthodox Jewish group, temporarily blocking New York’s COVID-19 restrictions on houses of worship. The high court was cited as… Continue reading News Of The Day – November 27th

Christian Medical Group Urges Churches To Close In some states where churches remained closed yet bars and strip clubs are allowed to stay open, a prominent association of Christian doctors is urging churches to stop in person gatherings. Christian Medical and Dental Associations says the recommendation is about loving one another and minimizing risk to… Continue reading News Of The Day – November 25th

Charlie Brown Returns To Public Television After Appletv, who purchased the rights to Charles Schultz’s Peanuts, announced the specials will only be see on AppleTv, people were outraged. Now they've reversed their decision. After receiving a petition containing more than 250,000 signatures, the company says the specials will now air on PBS as well. Read… Continue reading News Of The Day – November 23rd

Pastors Launch Church Planting Network A group of of pastors have launched a network called, The Crete Collective. The team focuses on building churches in black, Hispanic, and Asian American communities. It plans to launch a half dozen churches over the next two years, focusing on poor neighborhoods in urban centers, and hopes to encourage… Continue reading News Of The Day – November 20th

Kansas School Stops Christmas Charity In a year where love and charity is desperately needed, a Kansas middle school has stopped a program giving gifts to needy children. Because of a complaint from an atheist group, the school ceased to be involved in Operation Christmas Child, a program by Samaritan's Purse. No longer will the… Continue reading News Of The Day – November 18th

Indianan Town Fights To Keep Nativity Scene Nativity scenes have always been a part of the Christmas holiday. But in Jackson County, Indiana, a federal district judge ruled that a nativity scene in front of the courthouse is unconstitutional. The nativity scene has been on display yearly since 2003 which includes Santa and his reindeer.… Continue reading News Of The Day – November 16th

Massachusetts Democrats Back 'Infanticide Bill"  Pro-life supporters are up in arms over a proposed amendment to the current abortion laws in Massachusetts. Labeling it the "infanticide bill", critics say the legislation would allow abortion up until the moment of birth and remove the current protections for babies who survive abortion. Read more about this disturbing… Continue reading News Of The Day – November 13th