J.K. Rowling Reveals a ‘God-Shaped Vacuum’ in Her Heart

J.K. Rowling Reveals a ‘God-Shaped Vacuum’ in Her Heart

J.K. Rowling, the author of the Harry Potter series, has publicly discussed her evolving religious beliefs and admitted that she has a “God-shaped vacuum” in her heart that she believes she could take to her grave. In an X post published Friday, Rowling responded to a question from a user asking about beliefs she has changed, and she also reflected on her religious views over the years.
  • From Wall Street to Faith: ‘LinkedIn for the Church’ Inspired by Divine Vision
    Designed for ministry leaders, staff, and volunteers, former Wall Street finance veteran Alicia Lee and her team introduced the Faithly mobile app at the Sing! conference in Nashville, Tennessee, last week. Lee states that it was “the Lord who gave her the idea to create a LinkedIn-style social media platform for professionals who serve the Church.”
  • Heartbroken Families of Camp Mystic Victims Advocate for Safety Legislation
    Following the tragic deaths of 25 campers and two counselors at Camp Mystic last month, Texas lawmakers passed legislation aimed at overhauling safety standards for youth camps. Ahead of the Senate Bill 1, also known as the Heaven's 27 Camp Safety Act, passing on August 21, parents, family members, and friends of the victims gathered in the Capitol Senate Chamber in Austin.

“Be Faithful” — John MacArthur’s Son Shares His Father’s Final Words at Memorial Service

The eldest son of the late Pastor John MacArthur gave a heartfelt eulogy for his father during the memorial service, reflecting on nearly 60 years of his father’s ministry and the advice to “stay faithful” before his passing. “His bravery and faith were especially evident in his final days,” said Matt MacArthur, who eulogized his father for about 20 minutes during the service at Grace Community Church in Los Angeles, California.
  • Greg Laurie in Recovery Stage from Hip Surgery; Family Thanks Supporters for Prayers
    Greg Laurie, the pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship in California, is recovering from hip surgery. His family has reported that the procedure was successful. In a statement posted on the pastor’s Facebook page on Tuesday, Laurie’s wife, Cathe, and son, Jonathan, provided an update saying that the surgery was “fast” and went “very well!”
  • Jets QB Justin Fields Finds Purpose in Scripture Over Public Approval
    Justin Fields, the quarterback for the New York Jets, has shared how his daily Bible reading has deepened his faith and shifted his focus from seeking public approval to following God's guidance. During a training camp news conference on Tuesday, the 25-year-old expressed that he has become more serious about his spiritual life over the past six months. 
  • Aaron Judge: ‘Jesus Christ Is the Bigger and Better Source of My Fulfillment’
    Aaron Judge, a Christian and Major League Baseball (MLB) All Star, has publicly stated that “Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ” is the main source of fulfillment in his life and has urged others to build a relationship with Him. Two-time American League MVP Judge responded by identifying “Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ” as the “bigger and better” source of fulfillment. “He's given me this platform, given me this ability,” he added.
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  • Pastor Who Fought Teen Gunman Calls for Evangelization of the Youth

    A pastor, who was tackling a teenage gunman during a carjacking in Baltimore, Maryland, in June, is emphasizing the importance of introducing Jesus Christ to a young, increasingly godless generation. According to an affidavit cited by WBALTV, the Rev. Kenneth Moales Jr., who leads the Pentecostal Cathedral of the Holy Spirit in Bridgeport, detailed his experience.

  • Tyrese Haliburton Injured in Finals, Declares ‘God Never Gives Us More Than We Can Handle’

    Indiana Pacers star Tyrese Haliburton is reflecting on his injury sustained during Game 7 of the NBA Finals, where his team lost the coveted national title. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), he emphasized his faith by declaring that “God never gives us more than we can handle” and sharing a verse from the Bible.

  • Dodgers Star Clayton Kershaw Honors Genesis 9:12-16 on Pride Night Cap

    During the Dodgers' Pride Night game against the San Francisco Giants on Friday, Los Angeles Dodgers Players wore a baseball cap that featured the team’s logo in rainbow colors, which have become a symbol of the LGBT movement. However, Dodgers star Clayton Kershaw wore a baseball cap with LGBT rainbow colors, which also included a reference to a Bible verse depicting the biblical meaning of the rainbow.

  • Court Blocks NY From Forcing Christian Photographer to Cover Same-Sex Weddings

    A federal judge has blocked New York from enforcing laws that could require a Christian photographer to work same-sex weddings. In a decision published Thursday, Judge Frank Geraci of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of New York sided with photographer Emilee Carpenter, who has been engaged in a multi-year legal battle to ensure she is not forced to violate her deeply held religious beliefs as a condition of doing business in New York.

  • Ben & Jerry’s Co-founder: ‘I Love Jesus Christ’ in Interview with Tucker Carlson

    Ben Cohen, the co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s, recently shared his admiration for Jesus Christ in an interview with Tucker Carlson on X. The conversation with Tucker Carlson, released Monday, primarily focused on American foreign policy before transitioning into a discussion about Cohen’s spiritual beliefs.

  • God's Grace Shatters Your Self-Hatred, Says Justin Bieber

    Pop star Justin Bieber recently shared a series of Instagram posts reflecting on the transformative power of God's grace and its impact on his understanding of worth and identity. In these posts, the 31-year-old Canadian singer outlined the stark difference between his life before and after experiencing grace, stating, “Grace changes everything because it shifts the foundation of your entire life.”

  • Robert Jeffress Urges Christians to Choose Hope Over Fear of the End Times

    Robert Jeffress, senior pastor of First Baptist Dallas, suggested to Christians that the End Times should not invoke fear; rather, they should inspire hope and joy, according to The Christian Post. In a recent interview with CP, Jeffress discussed his latest book, “Jesus Revealed in the End Times: Hope for Today from the One Who Holds Our Future,” which was released in March.

  • Pope Francis Remembered Worldwide; Trump Issues Half-Staff Flag Directive

    Pope Francis, who passed away at the age of 88 on Monday after delivering an Easter blessing from St. Peter's Basilica, is being honored by world leaders who reflect on his legacy. President Trump announced that he had ordered the U.S. flag to fly at half-staff. This directive extends to “all public buildings and grounds, at all military posts and naval stations and on all naval vessels of the Federal Government.
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