Faith & Leadership Deep faith accelerates emotional recovery by shifting an individual’s internal focus from the weight of trauma to the sovereignty and restorative power of God, creating a "heart posture" of surrender that facilitates active meaning-making and divine comfort. When a person engages deeply with their faith, they move beyond passive belief into a state of spiritual engagement where resilience is built through a renewed identity in Christ. This spiritual framewo

Christian Media & Content To answer the question right away: No, *Elio* is not "bad." In fact, for most Christian families, it is a heartwarming and visually stunning adventure that offers deep, Gospel-adjacent themes regarding belonging, identity, and sacrifice. However, like any piece of modern media, it requires a discerning eye and intentional conversation between parents and children to navigate specific thematic elements and worldview questions. As we look at the landsc

The short answer is yes. Despite a brutal civil war in Sudan that has killed over 40,000 people and displaced nearly 15 million, Christian organizations report a historic spiritual harvest. Thousands are turning to Christ, the New Testament is being finished in local languages, and over 300 new leaders from dozens of tribes have recently been trained to plant churches in refugee camps. What Happened Since April 2023, Sudan has been gripped by a devastating conflict that has

On March 21, 2026, 99 female inmates at the Nsawam Medium Security Prison in Ghana graduated from an intensive Bible school program, signaling a major shift in how faith-based rehabilitation is viewed within the international correctional system. This graduation proves that spiritual education and personal mentorship can provide a foundation for redemption, offering these women a new identity that transcends their past mistakes and current environment. What Happened at Nsawa

The Quick Answer Yes. In a unanimous 9-0 decision, the Supreme Court ruled that Gabriel Olivier, a street preacher from Mississippi, can move forward with a lawsuit to protect his future right to share his faith in public. The Court clarified that even if someone has a past conviction under a city ordinance, they can still seek an injunction to prevent that ordinance from being used to silence them in the future. This ruling is a significant win for the First Amendment and r

Nigeria has become the global epicenter for Christian persecution, accounting for 72% of all Christians killed for their faith worldwide as of early 2026. With over 3,400 believers martyred in a single year and mass abductions becoming a weekly occurrence, Archbishop Ignatius Kaigama and international human rights groups are calling for urgent prayer and policy intervention to stop the escalating violence. What Happened: A Crisis of Unprecedented Scale As we look at the dat