Hours before his first album release in five years, Justin Bieber praised Jesus for his faithfulness.

On May 7- 8, 2020, a group of renowned Christian leaders will join together for a national worship gathering in Dallas, TX, called ‘Sing Over America.’ The list of participants includes names such as Terry MacAlmon, Don Moen, Paul Wilbur, Gateway Worship, Nathaniel Bassey, Vocal Majority and Joni Lamb & The Daystar Singers.

Madison Prewett, 23, declared on Monday night’s episode of The Bachelor that she is “saving herself for marriage” because of her Christian faith. The faith-filled statement is unusual, as most contestants on the show indulge in premarital sexual activities.

Cleveland, TN–Church of God Publications/Pathway Press held an initial interest gathering with retired minsters, spouses, and widows on February 12 to discuss ways to help pastors presently leading churches.

Winner of the NRB 2020 Media Award for Best Long Form Video, Cooke Media Group is developing Virtual Reality projects to extend the gospel. CEO Phil Cooke, executive producer of “Hillsong: Let Hope Rise” and producer of “Asia: The Great Wall and Beyond” of the new TBN TV series “Inexplicable: How Christianity Spread to the Ends of the Earth” encourages clients to consider the new medium of VR for future projects.

The tenth annual Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME) Longest Married Couple Project (LMC) will begin accepting nominations starting this Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14th 2020, it was announced today by the co-chairs of the annual project.

Lee University students, faculty, and staff are continuing a long tradition this week as they are coming together for a time of spiritual reflection during this semester’s Convocation. Services began on Sunday, Feb. 9, with a message from Lee University President Dr. Paul Conn and will conclude tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 13, with a performance by the Kingdom Players in Conn Center.

On February 8, 2020, Christ for All Nation’s (CfaN) President and Lead Evangelist, Daniel Kolenda, preached at The Send Brazil. The Send Brazil was a 12-hour event that took place simultaneously in three stadiums in two of Brazil’s largest cities. Kolenda and his team were transported from one massive crowd to the next. By the day’s end, they had presented a clear, impassioned Gospel message at Brasilia National Stadium in Brasilia (the capital), as well as at Morumbi Stadium and Allianz Parque in Sao Paulo (the nation’s most populated city) – all between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m.

Brazilians are known for being loud, fun-loving and passionate. That might be a stereotype, but it seems to match a spiritual trend that is rocking South America’s largest country. Last weekend, an estimated 140,000 Brazilian young people made some serious noise when they jammed into three stadiums in the cities of Sao Paulo and Brasilia.