Rising economic pressures in China have led to a new wave of persecution against Christians. The government is arresting pastors simply for collecting tithes and offerings, and foreign missionary activities are now restricted. However, despite the latest crackdown by Supreme Leader Xi Jinping, Christianity continues to spread throughout the country.
Faith and revelation helped propel the vision that God placed in the heart of Robertson to start the Asian Center for Missions, ACM, in the Philippines in 1995 even though no funds existed to cover expenses. Robertson recently returned to Manila to celebrate that anniversary.
President Trump is losing his patience with Vladimir Putin. He vented his anger at the Russian president for ongoing attacks on Ukraine, and he's signaling a tougher stance.
A tribunal in Australia handed the activist known as “Billboard Chris” a victory this month.
A head-turning CNN analysis article warning that "prophecy, not politics, may also shape America's clash with Iran" was published recently, seemingly taking aim at evangelicals who believe in various end times theological constructs.
Nearly 5,000 miles from his home, Mykola Pymonenko closely monitors the situation in Sumy, Ukraine. He has lived there his entire life and serves as the pastor of a Baptist church.
A BBC broadcaster is receiving praise from across the globe after she quickly corrected a quote referencing the term “pregnant people.”
Japan's Broadcasting Industry does not allow programs with religious themes, so it's a miracle that the animated Bible series, Superbook, has aired on national television, first in the 80s and then for another 6 years since 2017. The program not only plants God's Word in the hearts of Japanese viewers, it's also used by Christian churches there to raise a generation who knows and loves God.
Mon B, a singer and street preacher in the U.K., is standing firm for her faith after an officer with the British Transport Police attempted to shut her down, telling her sharing the Gospel was “all wrong.”
Syrian Christians are receiving treatment at a local hospital in Damascus after a suicide bomber opened fire and then detonated an explosive vest during a prayer meeting.