“When I was at UM, the gospel of Jesus Christ gripped my life and I can’t let go of it. The good news … is that we can know God, we can see God and we can experience God because God came to us. God has drawn near to us.” —Mat Alexander
A Christian woman was arrested on a charge of blasphemy that carries a life sentence if convicted.
A judge in Nigeria’s Bauchi state disclosed in December 2024 the acquittal of Rhoda Jatau, ADF International announced.
Morning Star News reports several recent incidents in Sudan, which is No. 5 on Open Doors’ 2025 World Watch List.
Three members of a Ugandan family who put their faith in Jesus in November were burned to death.
Fourth annual legislative prayer rally is set for Feb. 12 at the Alabama State House in Montgomery, a week after the 2025 legislative session opens. The rally is sponsored by Alabama Citizens Action Program.
Matthew Martens — a trial lawyer, former federal prosecutor, seminary graduate and legal ethics professor — will share thoughts on how the gospel interacts with the criminal justice system this Thursday (Jan. 23) at Samford’s Reid Chapel.
A Christian man on an evangelistic outreach in Uganda was stabbed to death and his body left in a swamp.
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