Audacious Aussie Bishop Uses Memes to Preach
With the declining number of Christians practicing their faith, church leaders are getting creative in reaching out to more people. A bishop in Australia uses online humor to share the Good News.
Audacious Aussie Bishop Uses Memes to Preach
With the declining number of Christians practicing their faith, church leaders are getting creative in reaching out to more people. A bishop in Australia...
Pokémon Go Craze Reaches Churches
On July 6, game developer Niantic released Pokémon Go, the new augmented reality game app. The online game lets players find virtual Pokémon characters...
Three Great Bible Apps
You know you're in the twenty-first century when pastors start opening their sermons with "open your apps" to Genesis, chapter...
All of three of these...
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Interview with actress Shari Rigby of hit movie Overcomer
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Vudu’s new filtered movie service leads October’s family-friendly lineup
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Once King, Always King
Scar, so evil, exploited and manipulated young Simba into believing he was responsible for a his own father’s death, telling him if it weren’t for Simba, “his father would still be alive!”
