The United States is in the middle of a “spiritual crisis” and needs a “reawakening.” So says Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul.

When the Tea Party started its political rise, the clear focus was economic—specifically the U.S. deficit, taxes and spending.

Rex Jones knows a thing or two about raising sons—he’s got three of them—and he’s trained them to make an impact on the world for Christ.

The prayer movement is taking on many different forms in the U.S. as intercessors work to unite generations, cultures, races and religious denominations for God’s cause.

The latest effort is a prayer walk that’s soon to hit Florida.

Church of God Assistant General Overseer Tim Hill and his wife, Paula, have endowed a new scholarship at Lee University to assist aspiring gospel songwriters.

Patrick Ivison has been a quadrapalic since he was 14 months old. But he has the chance to walk again.

A rising tide of concern is sweeping through the body of Christ as America drifts farther and farther away from its moral and biblical moorings. In response, prayer initiatives are budding in an attempt to call people across denominational and parachurch ministry lines to seek God’s intervention on behalf of America.

For some time, probably since the year 2000, I have been saying in public that there are five hot spots for the gospel in the world today: China, India, Indonesia, Brazil and Nigeria. Interestingly enough, the background of China is atheist, of India Hindu, of Indonesia Muslim, of Brazil Catholic, and of Nigeria animist.

Nationwide Payment Solutions (NPS) will be kicking off the “Paving a Pathway” Campaign in support of Church of God World Missions at the 74th International General Assembly (GA2012) in Orlando, Florida.