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While many eyes were on the top Major League Baseball players on Tuesday for the All-Star Game in Atlanta, several players gave all glory to God. 

During a press conference on Monday, New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge shared his primary source of fulfillment in life is, "Our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ." The two-time American League MVP encouraged viewers to build a relationship with God. 

Canadian Christian author Grace Fox is releasing her second book in the series, titled Names of God: Knowing Peace.

"It's seven names of God, that when we begin to understand what they mean, and walk in their truth, we can have that peace even amidst the chaos," says Fox.

Fox's first book in the series, Names of God: Living Unafraid, was published last year. The third book in the series will be released next summer. Fox and her publisher decided to release the book in a devotional-style outline. 

A woman who inspired thousands of listeners with her story of healing and hope during last month's Nobody But Jesus Radiothon on CHVN now faces heartbreaking news.

Emily, a recent graduate of Union Gospel Mission’s Charis Centre, shared her story of struggling with addiction since the age of 11. After many attempts to get sober over the years, including several stays at the Charis Centre, she was finally able to find complete healing through Jesus over the past year.

It's been decided: Mennonite Collegiate Institute (MCI) is permanently closing its doors.

Believers working on search crews in central Texas are praying for dry skies.

A Canadian artist recently put her own spin on a popular worship song along with her own tune.

Elenee released a cover version of "Goodness of God" as well as her own song, "Sunshine and Rainbows."

She said choosing to do "Goodness of God" was an easy decision. "When you have nothing else to sing about, you can't help but sing about how God has been so good, even in some of the most tragic and grief-stricken situations in my life and in other people's lives. "Goodness of God" just seems to be this anthem of gratitude."

Many Iranians seek asylum for a better future for their kids but often face greater hardship. In their despair, they find a hope that never fails.

Many Iranians pursue asylum to build a better future for their children. But sometimes, that decision brings more hardship than hope. Lana Silk from Transform Iran explains, “It’s a mental health crisis among children of Iran today — whether they’re in or outside the country — dealing with depression, anxiety, loneliness, and fear.”

John MacArthur, a prominent evangelical pastor, broadcaster and author whose teachings reached millions around the world, has died at age 86.

His ministry, Grace to You, shared the news Monday evening in a Facebook post: “Our hearts are heavy, yet rejoicing, as we share the news that our beloved pastor and teacher John MacArthur has entered into the presence of the Saviour. This evening, his faith became sight. He faithfully endured until his race was run.”

John MacArthur, a longtime pastor and broadcaster in California, has been admitted to the hospital with pneumonia.

Update: John MacArthur, influential pastor and broadcaster, dies at 86

A church leader made the announcement to the congregation on Sunday saying that MacArthur, "may be in the presence of the Lord soon.”

Steven Malcolm has done it again, taking Christian hip-hop and combining it with an anthemic worship song feel with his tune "Yes."

"God took a fatherless kid who, because of where I came from and what I had been through, always felt a sense of unworthiness," shares Steven Malcolm. "You’re telling me I’m worthy to be saved?! YES! God responded with ‘yes.’"

Malcolm called on a few friends to join him, featuring Christian rapper KB, as well as the CCM band for KING & COUNTRY.