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  Oct 1, 2021

  Greg Laurie on SoCal Harvest, why he's optimistic about Gen Z: 'We need a spiritual solution'

  Greg Laurie’s Southern California Harvest Crusade will return to Angel Stadium in Anaheim, California, for one night only on Oct. 3. The pastor hopes the event sparks a spiritual awakening — something he believes the world desperately needs.

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  Oct 1, 2021

  Max Lucado urges Christians to live courageously amid cultural upheaval: 'God is working in our story'

  In an interview with The Christian Post, bestselling author Max Lucado discusses his new book, "You Were Made for This Moment," and why the book of Esther in the Bible directly speaks to the challenges in today's culture.

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  Sep 30, 2021

  Dog the Bounty Hunter's Christian faith prompts him to join search for Brian Laundrie: spokesperson

  Just days after joining the hunt for fugitive Brian Laundrie, Duane Chapman, who is better known as "Dog the Bounty Hunter," has already made significant contributions to the case — and it's his Christian faith that drives him. 

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  Sep 30, 2021

  'The Jesus Music' stars reflect on highs, lows of Christian music: 'We aren’t perfect, we’re forgiven'

  Contemporary Christian music pioneers and newcomers alike gathered in Nashville, Tennessee on Monday for the premiere of “The Jesus Music,” a documentary spanning the remarkable rise of the industry’s most overlooked genre. 

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  Sep 29, 2021

  SBC leaders delay decision on waiving privilege for sex abuse investigation a second time

  Members of the Southern Baptist Convention's Executive Committee have again delayed a decision to waive attorney-client privilege in an investigation into alleged sexual abuse in the denomination, calling for another week of deliberations.

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  Sep 24, 2021

  Kenneth Copeland advises ministries to find other ways to travel to avoid airline vaccine mandates: 'Mark of the beast'

  Televangelist Kenneth Copeland recently advocated for ministries to get their own "method of travel" to circumvent any airline-imposed vaccine mandates — something he believes is “the mark of the beast” as described in the book of Revelation.

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  Sep 23, 2021

  'Dear Evan Hansen' director on how Mr. Rogers, faith help him create films that 'make a difference'

  "Dear Evan Hansen" director Stephen Chobsky shares how his love of Mr. Rogers and his Catholic upbringing impacts his films — and why he's excited to bring "values" to the Hollywood system.

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  Sep 22, 2021

  SBC leaders agree to pay $1.6M for sexual abuse review, delay decision on waiving privilege

  After hours of debate this week, Southern Baptist Convention leaders declined to allow a third-party firm access to communication with its lawyers as part of an investigation into how top denominational leaders handled sex abuse allegations for the time being. 

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  Sep 21, 2021

  Ed Litton warns against 'tribal hostility' in SBC: 'Our convention is struggling'

  Southern Baptist Convention President Ed Litton warned against the “tribal hostility, ungraciousness and suspicion” within the denomination, reminding Southern Baptists that the world is “watching” the way they handle issues like sexual abuse and racial reconciliation. 

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  Sep 17, 2021

  Roger Stone shares dramatic testimony, says God saved him for a reason: 'I was doomed'

  Roger Stone, a fixture in American politics for decades, shares his dramatic conversion story, his thoughts on Christianity and politics and why he believes God saved him for a reason.