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An ancient seal discovered near Jerusalem’s Temple Mount may have ties to the Bible. Archaeologists with the Temple Mount Sifting Project uncovered a seal with the name “Yed[a‛]yah (son of) Asayahu.” Archaeologist Mordechai Ehrlich made the discovery, which was described as a “rare and exceptionally well-preserved clay sealing, impressed by a stamp seal inscribed with…

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  Only 45% of America’s Gen Z identify as Christian. And as America ages, experts believe former religious generations will be replaced by increasingly non-religious individuals. “A big part of what’s happened in recent decades is that as older cohorts of highly religious older people have passed away, they have been replaced by new cohorts…

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In a scene ripped from the pages of Exodus, the Sea of Galilee has turned blood red. It serves as an ominous sign to some locals, given the account in Exodus 7 when Moses turns the Nile to blood as a sign of God’s judgment upon Egypt, marking the first of ten plagues to strike.…

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The first major evangelical event held in Portland in 25 years saw 35,000 attendees and 3,200 people make a decision to follow Christ. Athey Creek Church in Portland, OR hosted the PDX Crusade at the Moda Center over two days. The church states it is committed to teaching the Bible verse by verse and has three…

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A recent archaeological discovery in the ancient city of Olympus, located in Turkey’s Antalya province, has uncovered a powerful reminder of early Christian faith — a 1,600-year-old church with an entrance inscription that reads: “Only those on the righteous path may enter here.” Buried for over a millennium, the fifth-century Christian church was unearthed by…

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New Testament scholar N.T. Wright recently responded to a question on his podcast, “Ask N.T. Wright Anything,” where he discussed whether or not there would be marriage in Heaven. A caller spoke to Wright about what the repercussions are of remarriage on earth after a spouse has died and whether that would make things “awkward”…

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Outrage is growing among Christians in Northern Ireland and beyond after a man mockingly dressed as Jesus—complete with a crown of thorns—was seen dancing and giving high-fives at the Belfast Pride Parade on Saturday. The image of the impersonator, flanked by a woman draped in a transgender flag and another wearing a rainbow halo and…

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When most Christians think of evangelism, they probably don’t picture walking into a pagan spirituality convention filled with witches, Druids, and self-professed satanists. But for apologist Don Veinot, that’s exactly where God has called him to shine the light of Christ. In a recent episode of Ex Psychic Saved, hosted by former medium-turned-Christian Jenn Nizza,…

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Pastor Greg Laurie and the organizers of the Harvest Crusade are celebrating one of the biggest turnouts the event has ever had. Harvest Crusade is an annual event that has been held the last 35 years, and this latest event held at Angel Stadium packed the stadium to capacity at 45,000 people in attendance plus…

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On the shores of Long Island, New York, Sunday mornings look a little different—but no less reverent. Instead of pews, there are beach chairs. Instead of stained glass, the Atlantic Ocean. And in place of a church bell, it’s the sound of waves crashing that announces the beginning of Beach Catholic’s seaside Mass. Since 2014,…
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