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The Alabama chapter director for the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Council recently died due to complications from COVID-19. Find out what the organization's president, Samuel Rodriguez, had to say about his co-laborer in ministry in this episode with host Taylor Berglund.

Kentucky rules for in-person church services have recently been altered, following a district court’s decision over a local Baptist church. Find out more in this episode with host Taylor Berglund.

Dr. Michael Youssef says Mac Powell has "a voice like no other." Now the former Third Day frontman joins Youssef's international ministry. Learn more in this episode with host John Matarazzo.

Host Marti Pieper continues her conversation with authors Jeff and Sarah Walton, who give some practical, biblical tips for those enduring marital stress when life's storms impact their marriage.

How long is your pastor’s sermon? A recent LifeWay Research study interviewed both pastors and churchgoers about how long the average sermon lasts—and it turns out, the numbers both parties estimated does not match. Host Taylor Berglund shares more of the results of this intriguing study in this episode.

At the end of March, Pastor Rodney Howard-Browne was arrested for holding an in-person service the day before at his Florida megachurch. Now the charges have been dropped. Find out how Liberty Counsel won this case in this episode with host Jenny Rose Spaudo.

Who would use the story of Job as the framework for a book about marriage? Maybe a couple who have experienced chronic illness and injury, a special-needs child, job loss, financial problems and more. Listen as host Marti Pieper interviews Jeff and Sarah Walton as they offer encouragement to others who want to stay "Together Through the Storms."

Churches are preparing to unite and peaceably open May 17. One pastor who has churches in two states started a petition for "Peaceably Gather Sunday." Find out from host John Matarazzo who is supporting the pastor and what led him to create this petiton to reopen churches.

A new Christian television broadcast is launching in Iran. Michael Youssef, founder of the media network Leading The Way, says spiritual hunger in the Muslim-majority country is rising higher than ever. Find out more in this episode with host Jenny Rose Spaudo.

A Detroit pastor and his son died of COVID-19 within days of each other. The two men were both greatly loved by their family and church. In this episode, host Jenny Rose Spaudo shares how their family celebrated the lives of these respected men.

A San Diego megachurch and other churches in the area are doing their part to serve and combat the coronavirus by repairing broken respirator masks. Find out from host John Matarazzo how Rock Church set out to serve the community with a single important question.

Far too often, married couples avoid discussing finances. In this interview with host Marti Pieper, hear what bestselling author Shaunti Feldhahn learned that transformed her marriage as she and her husband researched and co-wrote "Thriving in Love and Money."

Alex Kendrick, director of some of the most popular Christians films of the last decade—including War Room , Courageous and Overcomer— has revealed some of the details and the release window of his next film. Find out what's next from this director in this episode with host Taylor Berglund.

Christian artists and ministry leaders are joining together to help churches at risk with a special campaign. Learn from host John Matarazzo about what churches this will benefit and how during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Pakistani Christians face extra difficulties during the COVID-19 pandemic because of their faith. One ministry says Christians in Pakistan are even being denied aid because of they believe in Jesus. Find out how you can be praying for these brothers an sisters in Christ in this episode with host Jenny Rose Spaudo.

The Assemblies of God—the world’s largest Pentecostal denomination—recently announced it would partner with a church technology company to tackle biblical illiteracy in society. Find out how they plan to accomplish this from host Taylor Berglund in this episode.

Renowned apologist and author Ravi Zacharias recently received the news that his cancer has worsened and that no further treatment options are available. Host Jenny Rose Spaudo shares this difficult story. Listen to find out how you can encourage Zacharias and his family.  

A Kentucky church fighting for its constitutional rights during the coronavirus pandemic gets a win in federal appeals court. Find out what it means for holding in-person services in this episode with host John Matarazzo.

Television personality Jim Bakker has been at the center of controversy for weeks, but now, after having a stroke, he’s stepping away from his show for a season. Find out more about the famed televangelist in this episode with host Taylor Berglund.

Teaching pastor and author Darrin Patrick has died. Sadly, it appears he died as a result of taking his own life. Learn more in this episode with host Taylor Berglund.

A group of California pastors have declared they will reopen Pentecost Sunday even if the state says no. Find out from host John Matarazzo why these pastors feel so strongly that it's time to open their church doors and bring people together in worship again.

Some hospital chaplains ministering through the COVID-19 pandemic are reportedly seeing more people who are asking questions about their eternity. Find out more in this episode with host Jenny Rose Spaudo.

A Christian television network is under investigation for launching a Hebrew channel in Israel. GOD TV recently confirmed news reports of the investigation and said the network was doing all it could to comply. Host Jenny Rose Spaudo shares more of the story in this episode.

Vice President Mike Pence has become an advocate in one church's fight for its First Amendment rights. Find out why Pence disagrees with Virginia's governor on the legality of a particular church gathering in this episode with host John Matarazzo.

After a theology professor at a Christian university was accused of sexual abuse, he was fired. But the investigation has only just begun—and now another leader at the school has been placed on administrative leave. Learn more in this episode from host Taylor Berglund.