MGK recorded his entire verse in one take. No polish, no edits, just a blunt confession about finally coming back to God.

Skit Guys confirmed Eddie James’ resignation and described it as a deeply painful season for his family and for his long friendship with Tommy Woodard.

“The music that you chose and the way that you are standing on your faith is beautiful… I applaud you for that.” —Snoop Dogg

Machine Gun Kelly isn’t known for faith talk, but his verse on NF’s new EP is one of the clearest God-centered confessions he’s ever shared.

When Strawberry repeated Trump’s words — “You know you did some very bad things… but today I’m giving you a full pardon” — he tied it straight to what he believes God had already done.

McGregor says, “Jesus descended from the white marble steps of heaven & anointed me with a crown… I was saved.” His account marks a major shift in how he talks about his life.

Strawberry linked the presidential pardon with his spiritual story, saying God used Trump “as a vessel to set me free forever.”

“I live my life per Your word and nothing more.” McGregor says his encounter with God during treatment “absolutely saved my life, and in turn saved my family.”

Darryl Strawberry said Trump’s pardon wasn’t just political. “God…set me free,” he told the church, framing the moment as confirmation of what he believes God already did in his life.

The Megyn Kelly interview offers a straightforward look at how Erika Kirk is navigating life, leadership, and raising her kids in the middle of deep loss.

Sevendust guitarist Clint Lowery says his faith changed his writing—and his character. “You don’t realize how much of a bad ingredient you are to the soup until you change what you’re adding to it.”

Franklin Graham isn’t focused on who the Epstein files might expose. Instead, he reminds Americans that God sees “our thoughts, desires, and motives”—a deeper record than any investigation could uncover.

As politicians fight over the Epstein files, Franklin Graham says the real concern isn’t what the DOJ might reveal. “God has a ‘file’ on each one of us,” he wrote, and one day “everything will be revealed.”

David Wood’s decades-old crimes resurfaced only because he said someone planned to “expose” him. His follow-up: doubling down, challenging critics, and insisting the revelations don’t affect his platform.

Carl Lentz isn’t rushing back to the pulpit, but he’s challenging the idea that disqualification is simple. His point: if you really examine a pastor’s household, nobody fits the ideal.

After confessing to raping two minors at 18, David Wood asked why that should disqualify him from ministry when attempted murder didn’t. His audience is now pushing back hard on that logic.

Christian apologist David Wood admitted to statutory rape from his teen years, then used the confession to launch an argument against Islam. The mix of personal sin and public rhetoric left viewers stunned.

AI is transforming churches faster than anyone expected. Gloo’s Scott Beck explains how pastors can stay ahead—and why the platform’s new public status changes everything. @gloo

Colton Dixon weighs in on AI music: “Can it be a tool? Yes. Can it become a crutch instead of seeking the Holy Spirit? Also yes.” The debate is heating up.

“When I’d get a script with a sex scene, it was an easy ‘No.’ I genuinely didn’t want to do those things.” Candace Cameron Bure reflects on staying true to her convictions as a teen actress. @candacecbure

A pastor said his elders spend “45 minutes debating elections and 10 minutes on discipleship.” That imbalance is killing churches nationwide. @RITZCracker

Huff argues that many who leave the church never had roots deep enough to withstand suffering. “They weren’t given the nutrients or soil quality to grow.” @WesleyLHuff 

A Christian “artist” is topping iTunes—and he isn’t even real. “For at minimum, AI does not have the Holy Spirit inside of it,” Forrest Frank said. Here’s why he’s warning believers to think twice.

Candace Cameron Bure says she watched other young stars take on sex-driven roles and wondered: “Is that how I’m supposed to grow up in front of America?” @candacecbure  She chose a different path.

China has formally arrested 18 leaders from Zion Church, one of its largest underground church networks. Advocates say it’s the biggest crackdown on Christians in 40 years.

Wes Huff says the real issue behind many deconstruction stories isn’t doubt—it’s a weak foundation. “If you deconstruct without reconstructing, it’s just demolition.” @WesleyLHuff

7 out of 10 churches are in decline. The biggest threat isn’t worship style or ministry programs. It’s political devotion overtaking spiritual formation.  @RITZCracker

Alisa Childers and theologian James White are defending Skillet. “The intensity is appropriate… they are the real thing.” The debate shows how deeply music shapes Christian life and art. @alisa_childers  

“I have sinned in an exceedingly wicked way.” Pastor Samuel Renihan resigns after admitting to adultery.

“O Come, O Come Emmanuel” starts reverent… then Skillet goes heavy. Critics say it sounds like “the devil singing hymns.” Supporters say it captures the ache for Christ in a broken world. @johnlcooper

Dr. Ross Hastings joins David Capes on the "The Stone Chapel Podcast" to discuss his new book, "The Glory of the Ascension," and why he thinks the ascension has become a neglected doctrine. @DavidBCapes

Sports betting isn’t just entertainment anymore. According to two university experts, it's quietly becoming one of the fastest-growing spiritual crises in the church.

Pastor Douglas Wilson says Philemon could have owned slaves in 1850 Alabama and still “walked with God.” His defense of “biblical slavery” is sparking major backlash.

After a terrifying health scare and a year filled with uncertainty, Tori Kelly just revealed the news fans have been praying for.

Skillet’s first Christmas song just hit No.1 on iTunes. Some fans call it worship. Others call it “demonic.” John Cooper says he isn’t offended and that the criticism only “ramps [him] up.”

Skillet’s first Christmas song just hit No.1 on iTunes. Some fans call it worship. Others call it “demonic.” John Cooper says he isn’t offended and that the criticism only “ramps [him] up.”

“I cannot say how I would have loved to have that conversation right then and there,” Eric Metaxas told ChurchLeaders. “But it wasn’t possible.” He asked people to pray for that door to open.

Jonathan Roumie posted a velvet ring box on Instagram and instantly set off a wave of marriage rumors.

Metaxas says he’d love the chance to have a real faith conversation with Trump one day. “Pls pray for that!” he told followers after the wedding moment went viral.

A Bible app that began as an idea in an airport security line just crossed 1 billion downloads. YouVersion marks the moment with a worldwide event tonight.

Tebow used a comedy podcast to deliver a sober warning about the evils facing children today, arguing that America is “the No. 1 buyer of boys and girls” and calling Christians to act with urgency.

TreVeyon Henderson on preparing for the starting role: “Seeking the Lord. Spending time in the Word, spending time in prayer.”

Former worship pastor Matthew McGinley confessed during a meeting with church leadership and immediately went with them to the police station.

The band almost stopped recording when they heard the news about Charlie Kirk, but the message of hope in “O Come, O Come Emmanuel” pushed them to finish.

Nicolas Cage stars in a horror film about the young Jesus, and the director isn’t backing down from the controversy: “You’ll never get it totally right for the religious audience.”

“Why can’t horror belong to a Christian story?” The Carpenter’s Son director Lotfy Nathan defends his R-rated biblical horror film about Jesus’ childhood.

Ruth Chou Simons says the real root of anxiety isn’t fear itself but the frantic “spinning” in our minds—the attempt to control outcomes, perceptions, and even our reputation.

“Maybe just be quiet.” Kat Von D pushes back at Christians calling her antique cabinet “demonic.”

“I’m so weak without him, and I really mean this from the heart: I can’t do it without Jesus.” Patriots rookie TreVeyon Henderson points all credit back to his faith after a five-TD week.

A Colorado pastor’s confession triggered an immediate walk to the police station and a same-day termination.