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Marcos Witt closes his tour with free entry in Colombia
The Festival Gospel Mesitas hosts the Tour Legado on November 22, 2026, in El Colegio, with entry starting at 12:00 noon.
The Church That Serves When No One Is Filming
With no audience and no livestream, the church's service goes on Monday: this is what the gospel looks like when no one is promoting it.
Four Motorbikes Bring the Gospel to India and Nepal
Global Christian Relief delivered three motorbikes in India and one in Nepal, with insurance, helmets and paperwork included.
Josh Jacobs says his gesture was gospel, not mockery
The Packers running back said he was imitating the song "Break Every Chain" and not his charges; the NFL's investigation remains open.
Your Diagnosis Is Not Your Identity
Nearly half of Gen Z self-diagnoses after watching social media content, and a review from The Gospel Coalition points to the cost.
How to Pray for a Christian in Prison
When faith costs freedom, prayer changes shape: less about getting out, more about the fruit of the gospel.
From Playlist to Church: Take the Next Step
A song can open the door to the gospel, but only the Word and a local church teach you how to walk.
Forrest Frank Announces The Jesus Generation Movie
The Gospel Music Association spread word of a project that puts Jesus and a generation in the same name.
A Full Church Isn't Worship Without the Word
La Rioja reported on the Soulrise Gospel concert in Valgañón; Scripture puts the emphasis on the Word, not on volume.
Bible in 5: Mark 8 — Following Jesus costs
The first announcement of his death in Mark's Gospel includes a call that still makes us uncomfortable: deny yourself, take up the cross, and follow him.
The prosperity gospel is not the gospel
When faith becomes a bargaining chip, God stops being Lord and money takes His place.
Under the rain, 100,000 celebrated Jesus in Buenos Aires
The fourth edition of Experiencia Gospel brought together families and artists at 29 venues in downtown Buenos Aires.
Bible in 5: Mark 7:31-37 — Ephphatha, Be Opened
The shortest gospel holds an Aramaic word and a sigh from Jesus before opening closed ears.
Before a Christian event, check 3 facts
A poster doesn't guarantee the gospel; three facts save you from disappointment before you go.
Nena Leal wins Latin Legacy Award
The Gospel Music Association honors Nena Leal for nearly five decades of Spanish-language Christian music, at Raíces y Ritmos, in Nashville.
First-century gospels, not 300 years later
No serious dating places the four gospels in the 4th century, not even that of those who deny they are the word of God.
Young Christian Keeps Preaching After Persecution
The young man was tied up and beaten for leaving his community's traditions; later he shared the gospel with his attackers.
Mary Magdalene Was Not a Prostitute: The 1,400-Year Myth
In 591, a pope merged three women from the Gospels into one, and art completed the confusion.
Preaching with AI: Tool or Crutch?
AI summarizes, organizes, and translates in seconds. What it can't do is pray, shepherd, or preach the gospel to you.