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  Nov 14, 2020

  Sadie Robertson Huff: Gen Z 'craving' absolute truth, discipleship from older Christians

  In a polarizing society where truth has become increasingly relative and mental health issues are rampant, Gen Z is “craving” absolute truth, discipleship, and community, Sadie Robertson Huff has said. 

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  Nov 14, 2020

  Dolly Parton discusses biblical themes in Netflix film 'Christmas on the Square'

  Country music icon Dolly Parton and Emmy Award-winning actress Christine Baranski discuss the new Netflix film "Christmas on the Square" with The Christian Post.

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  Nov 14, 2020

  Christine Caine: Churches have replaced prayer with smoke machines, coolness

  Bible teacher Christine Caine condemned the modern Church for placing its focus on being “cool” instead of holiness and warned that unless the Body of Christ returns to a focus on “righteousness, joy, and peace,” revival will never happen. 

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  Nov 13, 2020

  Eugene Cho issues call for unity, says politics is 'pervasive idolatry of our time'

  One week after a contentious election, Eugene Cho, president and CEO of Bread for the World, has issued a call to unity and warned against political idolatry, reminding Christians that the “answer” to a “divided nation isn’t a divided church.”

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  Nov 12, 2020

  Scott Sauls: Pastors must 'fight against isolation' amid uptick in suicide, mental illness

  In a year when the COVID pandemic has amplified feelings of loneliness and anxiety, it’s “essential” for pastors to fight isolation by cultivating true friendships and seeking community, Pastor Scott Sauls has said.

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  Nov 11, 2020

  'Something Better' campaign leverages power of technology to bring Gospel to millions

  In an increasingly anxious society, Global Media Outreach, a digital ministry specializing in online evangelism, has partnered with a world-class photographer for an innovative new campaign that's sharing the hope, peace, and rest found only in Jesus. 

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  Nov 10, 2020

  Christian woman's death in India made to look like suicide was rape and murder by poisoning, family says

  A Christian woman murdered in India’s Punjab state was likely raped and injected with poison to make her death appear like a suicide, her family has claimed. 

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  Nov 10, 2020

  China turns churches into factories, 'cultural centers' to ensure Christians can't meet

  To ensure Christians are unable to meet, China’s Communist Party reportedly demolishes churches and repurposes places of worship, turning them into entertainment venues, factories, or “cultural centers” promoting President Xi Jinping's socialist values. 

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  Nov 7, 2020

  Netflix's 'Country Ever After' star Coffey Anderson on faith, family and wife's cancer battle

  When country singer Coffey Anderson was 4 years old, a pastor spoke a powerful proclamation over his life. 

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  Nov 6, 2020

  Tim Keller shares positive cancer update: 'All praise belongs to God'

  Pastor Tim Keller shared a positive update as he continues to battle pancreatic cancer, revealing doctors are both “surprised and delighted” at his body’s response to chemotherapy.