Within his new book, It’s PROOF TIME… There is Hope!, Andre’ K. Mickel uses an acronym, which spells out “PROOFTIME,” to guide readers in their response when they inevitably face tribulations. In following the author’s tried-and-true advice, readers will receive peace in the midst of adversity. Andre’ lists the steps: Praise, Remember, Obedient (twice), Focus, Trust, Inspire, Meditate, and Energized. These steps, when explained by the author and applied by the reader, have the power to change anyone’s life.

I’ve been really praying about this topic: worship and mission. These two words are like fire in my belly; they daily give me my purpose and reason. They are not entirely separate from each other; they are almost like a bride and groom—hard to have a wedding with just one of them.

“Elohim” is the Hebrew word for “God,” and the Church of God in South America has developed a God-led church growth program known as Elohim 20/20. It expresses their clear vision for doubling the number of churches.

pureHOPE is accepting applications for its annual summer internship designed to train a team of emerging leaders who are passionate about opposing the great evil of our day – sex trafficking.

Christians slaughtered in droves. Videos of unspeakable terror. Threats of blood running in the streets.

Over the last century we have seen dramatic shifts in the evangelical world in how Western Christians relate to Israel and understand the Middle East. For decades, many in the west were “pro-Israel” and firmly supported the modern state of Israel.

Dr. Mark L. Williams, Presiding Bishop of the Church of God, urges all of our churches to join with Dr. Samuel Rodriguez, president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, the largest Hispanic Christian organization throughout the Spanish-speaking diaspora, to observe a minute of silence and prayer reflecting upon the persecution of Christians worldwide, especially the 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians murdered and their grieving families.

The National Black Church Initiative (NBCI), a faith-based coalition of 34,000 churches and 15.7 million African Americans, announced plans to partner with Cedisus, LLC to help bring access to emergency water supplies to its congregants so members are more prepared for disaster events.

Today, The Center • A Place of HOPE, based in Edmonds, Washington, announced the launch of their new faith-based focused website www.aplaceofhopechristiancounseling.com.