Father and Son Preach on Two Continents in One Weekend | Story | BGEA

Father and Son Preach on Two Continents in One Weekend | Story | BGEA: "This week, Franklin Graham is in the busy city of Sapporo, Japan, while his son, Will, makes his way around the outback of Broken Hill, Australia. They may be on two different continents, but both will have one purpose in mind as they stand to preach the Gospel.

“The message is the same,” no matter where they preach, Viktor Hamm, BGEA’s vice president of Crusades, said."



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Twins Blame Show Cancellation on 'Smear Campaign' - US - CBN News - Christian News 24-7 - CBN.com

Twins Blame Show Cancellation on 'Smear Campaign' - US - CBN News - Christian News 24-7 - CBN.com: "Christian brothers and business owners David and Jason Benham are citing a "smear campaign" as the reason their reality show was dropped by HGTV."



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People Magazine Depicts Christian Celebs as 'Controversial,' Gay Celebs as Loving - Christian Blog - Christian Blog

People Magazine Depicts Christian Celebs as 'Controversial,' Gay Celebs as Loving - Christian Blog - Christian Blog: "hat is exactly how Candace Cameron Bure, the 38-year-old evangelical actress, producer and author, was described in an article by Patrick Gomez on People.com a few days ago.

However, the original article, titled, “Faith, Family, and Full House: The former child star opens up about her controversial beliefs – and how they guide her life as a traditional wife and mother,” has since been changed to read, “Candace Cameron Bure Opens Up About Her Faith and ‘Submissive’ Marriage.”"



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On Christianity | NWAonline

On Christianity | NWAonline: "DEAR REV. GRAHAM: Our children get upset at us because we won't let them watch some of the TV programs their friends do. Are we just being narrow-minded? We're appalled at some of the things their friends watch, and yet their parents don't seem to care."



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The Comfort Zone: Words of Comfort: “The Bible is full of mistakes.”

The Comfort Zone: Words of Comfort: “The Bible is full of mistakes.”: "It has seeming mistakes, which, when investigated with a humble heart, prove to be our mistakes, not God’s. The death of Judas, the day Adam died, the “two” creations, the last words of Jesus, etc., all have simple explanations for those who are seeking truth. However, the majority of those who ask these questions are not seeking answers."



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Atheists Fail to Topple Montana’s “Big Mountain Jesus” Statue on Federal Land | Tennessee Christian News ™

Atheists Fail to Topple Montana’s “Big Mountain Jesus” Statue on Federal Land | Tennessee Christian News ™: "Kalispell, MT)—Reuters reports that in a significant development, Montana’s Attorney General Tim Fox has come to the defense of groups fighting to preserve a 6-foot statue known as “Big Mountain Jesus” on a ski slope operating on federal land, according to Breaking Christian News"



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The Comfort Zone: Words of Comfort: "Suffering proves there’s no God.”

The Comfort Zone: Words of Comfort: "Suffering proves there’s no God.”: "Suffering has nothing to do with the existence of God. We know that He exists because of creation, and we know that He requires moral accountability because of the existence of the human conscience"



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Too Christian for Cable? HGTV Cancels Upcoming Show Starring Evangelical Brothers | Gleanings | ChristianityToday.com

Too Christian for Cable? HGTV Cancels Upcoming Show Starring Evangelical Brothers | Gleanings | ChristianityToday.com: "HGTV has stopped production of a new house-flipping show starring Christian twin brothers. The network announced the decision on Twitter this week, following a post from Right Wing Watch (RWW) labeling the stars—David and Jason Benham—as "anti-gay, anti-choice extremists.""



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What does it mean that Jesus is a friend of sinners?

What does it mean that Jesus is a friend of sinners?: "The fact that Jesus is a friend of sinners means that He is our friend and is waiting for us to acknowledge His presence and availability. God’s love for us is almost beyond imagining."



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Question of the Week

Question of the Week: "Question: "How can it be said that we have everlasting life when we still die?""



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