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  Apr 19, 2025

  VOUS Church’s DawnCheré Wilkerson on faith, infertility and surrender: ‘Waiting is life’

  In a culture obsessed with instant gratification, author and speaker DawnCheré Wilkerson is challenging believers to redefine waiting not as punishment but as a holy invitation to grow in the presence of God.

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  Apr 19, 2025

  Erica Campbell on ‘life-changing’ trip to Ethiopia: ‘My daughter says she'll never look at water the same’

  Gospel singer Erica Campbell reflects on her transformative trip to Ethiopia with World Vision’s Chosen program, highlighting how being “chosen” by children deepened her faith, inspired her family and reinforced her lifelong mission to serve others through music and ministry.

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  Apr 18, 2025

  Michael Shannon’s ‘Eric LaRue’ explores faith, grief and motherhood after a school shooting

  "Eric LaRue," Michael Shannon’s directorial debut, explores the spiritual and emotional aftermath of a school shooting through the lens of a grieving mother, examining themes of guilt, faith and forgiveness.

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  Apr 17, 2025

  ‘We’re at war’: Christian author shares how parents can spiritually battle for their kids

  Laine Lawson Craft's new devotional, "Warfare Parenting," is designed to provide not only daily doses of hope, but also practical and spiritual tools for those in the throes of parenting children who have wandered from the faith or are ensnared in destructive patterns.

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  Apr 17, 2025

  Movies, shows to watch this Easter: Top picks on faith, redemption and resurrection

  From “The King of Kings,” a family-friendly animated film, to “Journey to You,” Hallmark’s reflective pilgrimage tale, here are some of the standout titles airing or streaming in the lead-up to Easter 2025.

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  Apr 15, 2025

  'Show Me Your Glory' blends supernatural encounters, theology to address human suffering

  In the new documentary “Show Me Your Glory,” Eric and Kameron Swithin confront one of humanity’s oldest and most painful questions head-on: If God is good, why is there so much suffering in the world?

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  Apr 14, 2025

  Animated biblical epic ‘The King of Kings’ surpasses ‘Prince of Egypt’ with historic box office debut

  Angel Studios’ “The King of Kings” roared into theaters over the weekend with a projected $19 million domestic debut, setting a new record for a biblical animated film and earning one of cinema’s rarest honors: an A+ CinemaScore.

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  Apr 10, 2025

  Hallmark actress Erin Cahill shares how faith-fueled film 'Journey to You' explores identity, divine purpose

  Hallmark actress Erin Cahill opens up about her new film, “Journey to You,” a faith-filled story about an ER nurse who walks the Camino de Santiago and experiences spiritual renewal, love and divine purpose.

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  Apr 9, 2025

  John Piper challenges Jordan Peterson’s viral claim on suffering

  Pastor John Piper is pushing back against a viral social media post by Jordan Peterson stating that life's purpose is meaning rather than happiness, insisting — through his “Christian Hedonist” theology — that believers glorify God by finding true joy in Him even amid suffering.

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  Apr 9, 2025

  Legendary crooner Pat Boone returns to Billboard charts with anthem of hope for Africa’s water crisis

  Pat Boone has rallied some of the biggest names in country music — Alabama, Vince Gill, Billy Dean, Pam Tillis, Lee Greenwood, Wendy Moten and more — for a powerful new anthem titled “ONE – Voices for Tanzania.”