Plans to buy 700 acres and build the first ever full size replica of the ancient city of Jerusalem are underway by a man in Colorado. He believes that the United States deserves a holy site for people to visit, and what better than to replicate the holiest site ever built. The project would like to break ground over the summer and have the first structure ready to tour by the following spring.
Why is it that so many Christians struggle to find meaning in who they are and why they were created? It all links back to how we view God’s plan. For years, Christians have seen the gospel as two fold – we are sinners (Fall) and sinners need a savior (Redemption) – but what if there was more to God’s story?
Debra Curry extends forgiveness to the young lady who murdered her son, Robert Taylor Curry III and shares her story in her new book, ‘Lifted from the Dust: A Journey of Faith, Forgiveness and Healing.’ It is a compelling story of overcoming heartbreak and adversity and turning tragedy into a message of hope and inspiration.
Just in time for Easter, Lucia Parker will be releasing her first English single “Oh The Blood Of Jesus,” available in all digital platforms on March 11th. After a powerful songwriting session with Lucia and world renowned songwriters Michael Farren and Tony Wood, it was clear to see that something special was about to be released to churches around the world during this season of celebration.
ChristianCinema.com announces its 2nd Annual Christian Movie Madness matchup. Christian Movie Madness puts two Christian films of the last year in competition with each other, with the winner advancing in a tournament-style bracket. ChristianCinema.com aims to bolster the Christian movie industry by creating an industry-wide buzz about audience-favorite films. Voting opens today and rounds will continue through the first week of April with a winner to be announced on April 5.
Only God Can, produced by Inspire You Entertainment of Charleston, S.C., will debut in theaters nationwide in March. Filmed in Charleston and Greenville, S.C., and Los Angeles, Calif., it tells the story of five College of Charleston alumni who have remained friends since graduation. Following a reunion at the home of one of the friends, tragedy strikes. As they support each other, they each reflect upon their own lives. Together, they discover that faith brings empowerment, setting them on the path toward more enriched lives and becoming the people God truly desires them to be.
