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Chad Gardner used to think he’d outgrown hymns. When Kings Kaleidoscope first started making noise in Seattle over a decade ago, the band was determined

Chad Gardner used to think he’d outgrown hymns. When Kings Kaleidoscope first started making noise in Seattle over a decade ago, the band was determined

Giavani Cairo, best known for playing Thaddeus in The Chosen, opens up about inviting audiences to experience his journey of faith in a new way through Believing When All Seems Lost, a seven-day

The Evangelical Fellowship of India (EFI) has expressed deep sorrow and called for calm and unity following a deadly explosion near the Red Fort in Delhi that killed at least eight people and injured several others on Monday evening.

Worship leader Cory Asbury announced that he and fellow artist Forrest Frank are pausing plans for a proposed alternative halftime show, stating that what began as a vision to honor Jesus had

Each year, people around the world spend trillionsof dollars on health and wellness products. In the US alone, wellness spending accounts for $500 billion

The Guillermo del Toro adaptation brings unique perspective—but fails to match the depth of its source material.

A new film is taking a closer look at the line between medicine and miracles. One In A Million, a new faith-based medical drama, will tell the true story

Drew Holcomb knows the world can feel heavy. Some days it’s the headlines — war, famine, political chaos. Other days, it’s smaller but no less real: a

The YouTube mockumentary works best when it pulls laughs directly from Exodus.

Luke Smallbone joins the Crossmap Podcast to chat about why he and his brother decided to take some time off and how it has refocused them for what lies ahead Listen as he shares about their new