'I want to win souls': Breanna Nix turns American Idol stage into place of worship

Another American Idol performance, another opportunity to glorify God. 

Breanna Nix took to the stage on Sunday in Hawaii for American Idol's top 24 performances, using the stage as a place to lead worship.

Nix sang Lauren Daigle's "Still Rolling Stones," bringing the crowd to their feet and hands in worship. Even the artist in residence, Jelly Roll, had his hands in the air. 

"That was amazing," said Carrie Underwood. "We joined you in your beautiful moment. That beautiful, big voice just overtook everybody. So much power. So much heart behind it."

Winnipeg Blue Bomber Nick Hallett shares faith with Killarney students

Winnipeg Blue Bomber Nick Hallett visited students and staff at Killarney's Lakeside Christian School last week through the Athletes in Action initiative.

#21 Hallett plays defensive back is 6 feet and weighs 195 lbs. He's the player who looks for chances to intercept, quick retrievals for a touchdown sprint, or to bag the quarterback when the opportunity strikes.

New animated biblical film stuns box office opening day

The King of Kings, a new animated biblical film, stunned the box office, placing second and bringing in $7 million opening day.

The film, which shares the story of an imaginative boy who discovers faith through his father's story of Jesus, received  a Rotten Tomatoes audience score of 97% and a coveted A+ CinemaScore.  

From Pink Power Ranger to Hallmark, Erin Cahill stars in Journey to You ▶️

From being the Pink Power Ranger to starring in dozens of Hallmark movies, Erin Cahill is in the midst of a 20-year career that includes her latest project, Journey to You

"My family said I cried and died for the first 15 years of my career," Cahill said. "Then I fell into Hallmark. For the last eight years, I've been telling stories about love, hope and faith. And so I don't know how I ended up in this magical world, but I'm so grateful."

Watch this 6 and 4-year-old sing of God's goodness ▶️

YouTube star, Cole Labrant recently gave fans an inside look at what happens at his home every day, as two of his children sing praise to God. 

"Posie and Zealand were really feeling the Goodness of God on this one," he said on Instagram. 

Six-year-old Posie and four-year-old Zealand can be seen raising their hands in worship to sing "Goodness of God." 

Labrant said, "We sing this song every day in the car and I love hearing their little worship voices, wrong lyrics and all."

Christian app adds over 200 new resources for youth ministries ▶️

The Christian app FaithSpark recently added many more resources to their library to further help out youth ministries across Canada. 

"The FaithSpark app is a discipleship tool for youth workers to stay safely connected with their youth," says Josh Woodcock, the Director of FaithSpark. "We specifically stand out in a world of social media, messaging, or communication apps as being safeguarded specifically for youth workers."

Jeremy Camp shares emotional worship moment singing with daughters

Christian singer and songwriter Jeremy Camp shared a special moment with his two daughters. 

In the comfort of their home, the trio sang one of Camp's singles together and shared it on social media. 

"To be able to sing a song of God’s forgiveness and redemption with my daughters brings a tear to my eye," said Camp. "You guys are so beautiful in every way!"

90-year-old music legend uses his voice to bring water to Africa: ‘It’s a God Thing’

Outspoken Christian, singer, and acting legend Pat Boone has released a powerful anthem song to bring funds and awareness to Africa's fresh water problem. 

Boone's song, "One - Voices for Tanzania," was released just before World Water Day on March 22, 2025. The 90-year-old invited other voices to join him on the song, including Alabama, Vince Gill, Billy Dean, Pam Tillis, Lee Greenwood, and Wendy Moten, to name a few.

After struggling financially, U.S.A Christian university moving to Canada

Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, known as TEDS, is relocating from Illinois to British Columbia in 2026. 

Trinity Western University in Langley, B.C., will absorb TEDS after the prominent Christian university has been struggling financially as well as with attendance. 

As for the U.S. students who are currently enrolled in TEDS, located in Bannockburn, IL, can continue going to classes on campus until the end of the 2025/26 season.