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A ‘Pilot City’ in Gaza? Trump’s Board of Peace Rolls Out New Peace Strategy

The Board of Peace is back to making new strides in how to reconstruct Israel and Gaza. President Donald Trump’s Board of Peace is reportedly moving away from its original vision of rebuilding the entire Gaza Strip in favor of a much smaller humanitarian “pilot city” in southern Gaza. While supporters see the plan as […] The post A ‘Pilot City’ in Gaza? Trump’s Board of Peace Rolls Out New Peace Strategy appeared first on Charisma Magazine Online.
4 highlights from Arizona primaries: Progressive Dem loses; Trump-backed candidates win

4 highlights from Arizona primaries: Progressive Dem loses; Trump-backed candidates win

After a three-week hiatus, primary elections to determine which candidates will face off in this year’s midterm elections resumed Tuesday with the major political parties selecting nominees for several statewide and federal races in the swing state of Arizona. Here are four highlights from Tuesday’s primaries. 

Second Red Heifer Born in Israel as Temple Preparations Continue

The National Red Heifer Institute has announced the birth of a second red heifer in Israel within roughly six weeks, describing the development as another significant step toward restoring the biblical laws of purification connected to a future Temple. According to Israel365 News, the new heifer was born in the Golan Heights just before Tisha […] The post Second Red Heifer Born in Israel as Temple Preparations Continue appeared first on Charisma Magazine Online.
Female pastor who accused Abyssinian Baptist of discrimination starts her own church in Harlem

Female pastor who accused Abyssinian Baptist of discrimination starts her own church in Harlem

Yale Divinity School professor Rev. Eboni Marshall Turman has launched her own church just over a year after a federal judge dismissed her gender discrimination lawsuit against the historic Abyssinian Baptist Church in New York City, which she alleged rejected her application for the church’s top job because of her sex.

‘Continue to Pray’: Arkansas Officer Gives His Life Saving His Fiancée Hours After Proposing

What began as one of the happiest days of their lives ended in unimaginable heartbreak. Arkansas police officer Fredrick “Fred” Marsh had just asked the love of his life, Hailey Lummus, to marry him. She said yes. But only hours later, Marsh would make one final act of sacrificial love—giving his own life to save […] The post ‘Continue to Pray’: Arkansas Officer Gives His Life Saving His Fiancée Hours After Proposing appeared first on Charisma Magazine Online.

The Greatest Love Story Ever Told

A Love Beyond All Understanding Before the beginning of time, in the heart of existence, a narrative of unparalleled love was being woven. This is not a tale of star-crossed lovers, nor a saga of heroic conquests, but the story of Jesus Christ—the ultimate act of love that transcends all human understanding. The profound and […] The post The Greatest Love Story Ever Told first appeared on The Story Retold.

Historic New York Church Site Hit by Arson as Questions Linger Over Muslim Ownership

Firefighters responded to a fire Tuesday at the former St. Ann’s Church complex on Buffalo’s East Side, the second blaze there in less than a week. Authorities ruled the latest fire arson. The vacant property, a former Roman Catholic landmark, has drawn renewed attention amid its ownership by a group affiliated with a local Muslim […] The post Historic New York Church Site Hit by Arson as Questions Linger Over Muslim Ownership appeared first on Charisma Magazine Online.
'Lives will be changed': New SBC disability framework seeks to create 'culture of belonging'

'Lives will be changed': New SBC disability framework seeks to create 'culture of belonging'

The Southern Baptist Convention is rolling out a new framework for disability ministry after messengers approved a slate of provisions that leaders hope will generate more resources and partnerships to help churches serve people and families affected by disabilities.

Israel, Nuclear Power and the Abraham Accords: Why Trump’s Latest Move Matters

President Donald Trump has unveiled a diplomatic proposal that could dramatically reshape the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East, linking Saudi Arabia’s pursuit of civilian nuclear technology with one of the region’s most elusive goals: formal recognition of Israel. According to NBC News, Trump announced Thursday that any finalized civilian nuclear cooperation agreement between the […] The post Israel, Nuclear Power and the Abraham Accords: Why Trump’s Latest Move Matters appeared first on Charisma Magazine Online.

Brian Doerksen Remembered: The Worship Leader Behind ‘Come Now Is the Time to Worship’ Dies at 60

The Church has lost one of its most beloved worship leaders. Brian Doerksen, whose songs have filled churches around the world for decades, has died at the age of 60 following a brief battle with stage 4 cancer. For many, titles like Refiner’s Fire and Come Now Is The Time To Worship are more than […] The post Brian Doerksen Remembered: The Worship Leader Behind ‘Come Now Is the Time to Worship’ Dies at 60 appeared first on Charisma Magazine Online.

Trump Conditions Saudi Nuclear Deal on Kingdom Joining Abraham Accords

President Donald Trump said Thursday that a landmark civilian nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia will move forward only if the kingdom joins the Abraham Accords and formally normalizes relations with Israel. The post Trump Conditions Saudi Nuclear Deal on Kingdom Joining Abraham Accords appeared first on Worthy Christian News.
Ministries launch effort to reach 1 million with the Gospel in Europe

Ministries launch effort to reach 1 million with the Gospel in Europe

Dozens of Christian ministries and local churches across Europe have mobilized thousands of volunteers for “The Million Month,” an ambitious evangelism campaign aiming to share the Gospel face-to-face with a million people throughout July.