(Relevant) Back in 2017, Ravi Zacharias, who passed away earlier this week after a brief battle with cancer, was accused of an inappropriate online relationship with a woman that involved sexually explicit messages and photographs. Zacharias sued the woman and the matter was settled out of court under undisclosed terms. Now the woman at the center of those accusations, Lori … [Read more...] about The Woman Who Was Sued by Ravi Zacharias Is Asking the Family to Release Her From Her NDA
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March for Jesus Shifts to ‘Praisewalk’ Due to COVID-19
(Baptist Press) COVID-19 has forced a change in plans for the national March for Jesus slated for Saturday, May 30. But the pandemic has not derailed the day of praise and prayer. Now it will be called "PraiseWalk" in about 20 cities across the country. "Plans have been altered, but God's purposes have not been altered," said Gary Frost, March for Jesus national … [Read more...] about March for Jesus Shifts to ‘Praisewalk’ Due to COVID-19
Ravi Zacharias Tributes Continue to Pour In
(Staff) On the morning of May 17, Ravi Zacharias International Ministries (RZIM) posted on their site that one of the great apologists of our era, Ravi Zacharias, had entered the throne room of Jesus Christ after battling a rare form of cancer. ChurchLeaders.com reported last week that Zacharias' daughter Sarah Davis posted that her father had returned home to Atlanta, … [Read more...] about Ravi Zacharias Tributes Continue to Pour In
Texas Mayor: Women Can’t Lead Prayer at Meetings; Bible Backs Me Up
(Fort Worth Star-Telegram) The mayor of a Dallas suburb does not want women leading public prayers at city council meetings, according to an email that circulated online. Eric Hogue, the mayor of Wylie and a preacher at one of the town’s churches, confirmed the contents of the email to multiple TV stations. He quoted Corinthians and Timothy scriptures from the Bible when … [Read more...] about Texas Mayor: Women Can’t Lead Prayer at Meetings; Bible Backs Me Up
Glenn Packiam: Racial Healing Is Not a Sidebar to the Gospel
(ChurchLeaders) The shooting of Ahmaud Arbery shocked the nation, and church leaders of different ethnicities widely condemned the killing. But what can believers and pastors—particularly those of us who are white—learn from that incident in order to move toward racial healing in its aftermath? Glenn Packiam, who is an Associate Senior Pastor at New Life Church in Colorado … [Read more...] about Glenn Packiam: Racial Healing Is Not a Sidebar to the Gospel