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Carly Pearce Makes Film Debut in Anne Wilson Biopic
The country singer makes her film debut with a cameo in the movie Lionsgate is preparing about Anne Wilson.
Where the Repentant Fit in the Church
The question of someone who committed a crime and now repents touches victims, families and entire congregations.
Churches Glow Red for Persecuted Christians
More than 250 buildings and churches switched their lighting to red to remember persecuted Christians, Infobae reported.
World Worship declares the Dominican Republic is God's
At the sixth edition of Que El Mundo Adore, World Worship declared that the Dominican Republic belongs to God, El Nuevo Diario reported.
Malaysia Won't Let Ethnic Malays Leave Islam
Of 863 applications to leave Islam over ten years, only 168 were approved, International Christian Concern reported.
Harold Velázquez blends bomba and rap in “El nene”
The single gives its name to “El nene II,” a six-song EP now available with a music video for every track.
The Future Keeps You Up: It Doesn't All Depend on You
Anxiety about the future isn't beaten with a perfect plan, but with a sovereign God who holds tomorrow.
Bible in 5: Mark 13:28-37 — Keep watch, there's work to do
Jesus doesn't hand over a date for the end; he hands each servant a task and a lit lamp.
COICOM 2026 opens with a call to fix our vision on Christ
The Christian communicators' congress gathers 60 speakers in Fraijanes and warns that technology does not replace discipleship.
God's Kingdom Is Received Like a Child
The disciples tried to keep the children away; Jesus embraced them, blessed them, and showed where grace begins.
When Doubt Whispers: What If God Didn't Say That?
The first deception wasn't a brand-new lie, but a twisted question about what God had already said.
Honduras' evangelical population reaches 44%
A report circulated by HCH puts Honduras' evangelical population at 44% and leaves questions about what that figure can't measure.
Digital disconnection: fines of up to 586,550 pesos
The reform is not yet law: it must pass the Senate and return to the Chamber of Deputies for final ratification.
You're Not Broken: Why Young People Are So Tired
Wellbeing can't be measured by an index: dignity is being made in God's image, and hope doesn't depend on how you feel today.
Youth Well-Being Is Showing Warning Signs
A study across 92 countries, reported by Infosalus, finds worrying signs in the well-being of young people.
The Chosen: Why Is Everyone Fighting Over the Angels?
The Nov. 1 teaser reached about seven million impressions on X, and Dallas Jenkins asked viewers to wait for the full episode.
Money Is Learned at Home
The PISA 2022 report places Spanish 15-year-olds below the OECD average in financial literacy.
Casa Horeb unites worshippers from many countries
"Es Él," recorded live with Felipe S. Santos and Hori Martínez, brings together voices from Brazil, Mexico, Italy, the Dominican Republic and Antigua and Barbuda.
Kirk Franklin Debuts Den of Kings With Keith Lee, 2 Chainz
Recorded at Clark Atlanta University, the episode gathers Keith Lee, 2 Chainz, Mojo Brookzz and Desi Banks to talk about comparison and closed doors.
Youth Anxiety and Frustration: What a Survey Measures
The surveys La Jornada reports on point to a real burden; a percentage can't tell you who each young person is.
Your life plan changes; God directs your steps
Proverbs 16:9 doesn't promise success. It promises that no step of yours, not even the one that failed, falls outside God's rule.
Person of the Year: What an Award Can't Give You
Daddy Yankee is the 2026 Latin GRAMMY Person of the Year, Univision reported; the title raises a question about identity and applause.
Your Art Doesn't Replace Therapy
Creating can help you sort through what hurts, but a work of art can't forgive or sustain you; hope lies outside of it.
Five Students Report Alleged Persecution at FES Cuautitlán
El Universal Edomex reported the complaint from five FES Cuautitlán students; the claim remains alleged.
Anxiety Reveals Where You Put Your Trust
Your body gets ahead of the scare: tight chest, short breath. What keeps you up at night also shows where you've been resting your weight.
Sadness or Depression: How to Know When to Get Help
Sadness has a cause and an end date; depression stays and affects the body. Knowing which one you're living with changes what you do next.
You Owe and Stay Quiet: The Debt That Steals Sleep
The Health Foundation found moderate or high anxiety in 63% of people with problem debt, Blu Radio reported.
Who Decides the Christian Music You Sing on Sunday
A YouTube musician spent ten episodes investigating how contracts and record labels shape the worship we sing on Sunday.
Yiye Ávila's Legacy Looks for Its Next Generation
Dr. Luis Ángel Díaz-Pabón accepted the posthumous tribute to Yiye Ávila and published a book about his life with Penguin Random House.
Your Social Media Habit Teaches You What to Expect
What you repeat every night doesn't just fill your time: it shapes what your heart learns to expect.