• Tony Evans to Release Kingdom Woman Book [Video]

  Tony Evans is teaming up with his daughter, Chrystal Evans Hurst, to release a book entitled “Kingdom Woman: Embracing Your Purpose, Power, and Possibilities” in July 2013.

• Tornadoes, Suffering, and Hope

  In May of this year, nearly fifty people died and numerous others were injured by tornadoes in Texas, Oklahoma, and Missouri. Thousands of homes sustained damage in these areas, as did secondary and elementary schools. Men, women, and children died during the storms, and such widespread destruction can be a stumbling block for both unbelievers and for those who believe in a loving and sovereign God. The many who lost homes and loved ones are in need of great solace, and Christ offers us this co

  

• Q-and-A with Jeremy Lin

  Jeremy Lin participated in a question and answer session on Facebook as part of his Fan Appreciation Week Monday evening. The NBA point guard was asked a myriad of questions from fans, with topics ranging from food preferences to his favorite players in the NBA and his faith.

• Apple Removes Christian App

  Apple recently removed a Christ-centered application from its iTunes store that included a course for helping people overcome homosexual practice. The app was developed by Mike Cleveland’s Setting Captives Free ministry, and offers help with battling habitual sins such as drug and alcohol abuse, gluttony, gambling, sexual impurity, eating disorders, and homosexuality.

• Criminals Profess Belief in God

  Susan Hendricks, the South Carolina resident who recently pled guilty to killing four family members in October 2011, said she knelt with her family in prayer prior to murdering them. Just days before he was arrested, Ariel Castro - the man accused of kidnapping, raping, and holding three women captive in Ohio - commented on Facebook that “Miracles really do happen, God is good.” These people have, through their actions and words, professed a faith in God. But is this saving faith?