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More Palestinian families flee Gaza City as Israel prepares to launch a new offensive, targeting what it describes as Hamas’s last stronghold.

Josiah Queen is a new name in CCM that many are getting to know quickly, and now he's released a full-length album called Mt. Zion. 

At just 22 years old, Queen was recently nominated for the GMA Dove Award for Artist of the Year. His previous album, Prodigal, alongside the title track, is what put the singer on the map. 

This new album, released Aug. 22, 2025, has 12 singles. Three songs have features, including Benjamin William Hastings, Gable Price, and Brandon Lake. 

Voice of the Martyrs Korea announced that it is adding a fifth daily 30-minute broadcast to North Korea.

That move comes as most government-sponsored broadcasts into the country by the United States and South Korea have been discontinued. Voice of the Martyrs Korea says that the new broadcast will consist of the sermons of early Korean Christians and an uninterrupted reading of the Bible.

Details about the new broadcast’s time, radio frequency, and launch date are being withheld for security reasons.

Orchestrated by the International Congress on the Education of the Deaf (ICED), the Milan Congress of 1880 caused massive damage to the global Deaf community.

Instead of using the sign language that was most natural to them, Deaf children were forced to learn using oral methods.

“Oral education is the idea of using lip reading and speech therapy rather than sign language,” DOOR International’s Rob Myers explains,

The past few years of comedian John Crist's life have been a rollercoaster — from a stint in rehab to his recent engagement.

"The best thing that’s ever happened to me in my entire life by far, I love you so much @lyfeoflyd," says Crist on social media. 

Crist's fiancée, Lydia Fielder, is a co-anchor for Nashville TV station WSMV-TV.

A recent discovery in Abu Dhabi is showcasing a thriving Christianity in a place that was formerly thought to be overrun by other religions.

Archaeologists and researchers recently found a plaque made of plaster that dates back 1,400 years, to the seventh and eighth centuries. 

At the bottom of the plaque, there are stepping stones that depict Golgatha with a cross that takes up the rest of the plaque. 

Once called “opium for the people” by Soviets, Christianity became the strength that helped independent Ukraine endure.

On August 24, Ukraine marked 34 years of independence. These years have been a gradual rebuilding of national identity, language, and culture. Freedom came not only politically, but also spiritually, as the church — long persecuted under the USSR — was finally free. Vladimir Lenin’s famous line, “Religion is opium for the people,” had been the guiding philosophy behind decades of oppression.

Zach Williams recently released a powerful new single called "Hated" off his upcoming album. 

"This song is about making peace with the fact that not everyone will understand or agree with your faith,” Williams said. “At the end of the day, I’d rather be known for following Jesus than for compromising who I am to fit in."

Williams album Jesus Loves will be released in full on Sept. 19, 2025. It has 12 songs, including the title track and another single featuring CAIN. 

An NBA veteran is reminding Christians and young athletes to embrace their faith boldly, despite what others think. 

Jonathan Isaac from the Orlando Magic unveiled a signed pair of Judah 1 sneakers as part of the latest addition to the Museum of the Bible. 

The shoes are part of the "Impact of the Bible" exhibit, which shows how God has influenced different aspects of life such as art, education, and architecture.

For the first time in three years, four-time Grammy Award-winning artist Lecrae has released a new studio album.

Reconstruction features several collaborations, including Madison Ryann Ward, Torey D’Shaun, Jackie Hill Perry, Propaganda, MEEZO!, Aklesso, and Hollyn.

"When life feels like it’s unravelling, God may be shaking the foundations, not to destroy us, but to rebuild something deeper, truer," Lecrae said on social media.