Forrest Frank Stops Attending Awards Shows: 'The Trophy Is Our Salvation'

Forrest Frank Stops Attending Awards Shows: 'The Trophy Is Our Salvation'

Christian singer and songwriter Forrest Frank revealed he plans to skip award shows, stating that he does not need any recognition for his music because he already possesses “the greatest award of all time,” which is salvation.
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    Elon Musk, the founder of Tesla and SpaceX, and CEO of the social media platform X, reposted a message from Turning Point USA CEO Erika Kirk on Sunday, in which she encouraged people to “Go to church.”
  • Voddie Baucham Passes Away at 56 Following Emergency Medical Incident
    Voddie Baucham Jr., 56, a respected pastor, theologian, and bestselling author known for his advocacy of biblical authority, has died after experiencing an emergency medical incident. “We are saddened to inform friends that our dear brother, Voddie Baucham, Jr., has left the land of the dying and entered the land of the living,” Baucham’s ministry, Founders Ministries, shared on social media Thursday afternoon.

Christopher Yuan Paralyzed from Neck Down After Fall, Out of Surgery and Recovering

Christopher Yuan, a theologian and bestselling author, has completed surgery and is currently recovering after a serious fall that caused paralysis from the neck down. An update posted to Yuan’s X account by his mother, Angela, on Tuesday night reported that Christopher is out of surgery and recovering in good spirits.
  • 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.
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    Christian pastors and Evangelical leaders across the nation are mourning the loss of social activist Charlie Kirk, expressing grief and honoring his legacy. Pastor Greg Laurie of Harvest Christian Fellowship reflected on Kirk’s life and faith, emphasizing his courage and unwavering stand for biblical truth.
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    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.”
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  • “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.

  • ‘Focus on the Family’ Founder James Dobson Passes Away at 89

    James Dobson, a notable conservative Christian therapist, author, and radio personality, who established Focus on the Family, has passed away at 89. The Dr. James Dobson Family Institute announced on Thursday morning that Dobson died after a brief illness.

  • 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.

  • 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.
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