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A new initiative is underway to bring the world together in prayer and worship.

Gather25, led by a collection of ministries, partners, and leaders, hopes to see every Christian from every denomination from every continent come together for a full day of worship, repentance and commissioning in 2025. 

A man from Pennsylvania is sharing the gospel in a unique way on the mountainside, offering donuts and hope to people on the slopes. 

Josh Knipple is a married youth pastor with four kids who also participates with Snowboarders and Skiers for Christ (SFC). He's a ski shop professional who loves to share his faith with random people he meets on the ski hills. 

The family of six live in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Knipple's winter ministry finds him on the slopes of the nearby Laurel Mountain.

An influential missionary who helped thousands in Mexico is leaving behind a legacy of faith after he recently passed away at the age of 102. 

Wayne Myers helped with church constructions for thousands of congregations across Mexico and is known for promoting a culture of giving. 

During his 75 years of ministry, Myers became known for his motto, Vivir para dar y vivir para servir (“Live to give and live to serve”).

'Dog the Bounty Hunter,' along with the prison ministry God Behind Bars, recently teamed up and saw many incarcerated men give their lives to Jesus in one of the country's toughest prisons. 

The most recent visit took place at the Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola, LA, where the gospel message was shared with over 700 men in prison. 

"Most of these men are serving 25 years to life in prison but God is not done with them yet," says God Behind Bars on Instagram. "REVIVAL is happening inside of Louisiana Prisons!"

Duck Dynasty star, Sadie Robertson Huff and her husband Chris are beyond excited to announce they are expecting their third child.

The pair made the announcement Friday in a post on Instagram.

"Our hearts are so full. Another little love joining the Huff family," said the pair in the post. 

Elevation Worship has teamed up with Brandon Lake to release a new song. 

The track, "I Know A Name,"  was recorded at Elevation Church and helps listeners look beyond any situation to the power of Jesus.

“When I recognize my own insufficiency,” shares Chris Brown from Elevation Worship, “I make room for the One who is all-sufficient to step in. I don’t have enough wisdom, don’t know how to get over this anxiety, don’t know if I’ve got enough strength to keep fighting, but I know the One who does. His name is Jesus and he holds all authority in heaven and on earth.”

Tim Allen, who became a household name after his role as Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor in Home Improvement is proud of his latest accomplishment.

He recently took to X to share that he has finished reading a significant portion of the Bible.

"After nearly a year, I have finished reading the entire Old Testament and the experience of re-reading, dedicated focus and no drifting has made this a humbling and overwhelming experience," said Allen in a post on Instagram. "What a treasure."

Brian Doerksen is back with a heartfelt new song, “We're Not Alone”, which is all about love that lasts a lifetime. He recently shared that he was in a season of writing love songs focused on staying in love, rather than just falling in love.  

"There aren’t as many songs about the beauty and challenges of long-lasting love," he said.  

Dallas Jenkins and Jonathan Roumie made a special trip to Times Square Thursday to reveal the key art for The Chosen: Last Supper (Season 5).

The key art featured portraits photographed by famed photographer Annie Leibovitz.

"I admire what Dallas Jenkins is doing so much... He is the artist of our time doing the Bible," said Leibovitz. 

Dallas said it was quite a moment to see Leibovitz work up in Times Square. He says her work is extraordinary.

After almost a decade, the English Standard Version (ESV) of the Holy Bible is undergoing revisions that will take a year and a half to implement. 

The ESV Translation Oversight Committee (TOC) announced that the reason for these changes is to improve accuracy and clarity.

These changes include 68-word edits in the text, as well as 57 footnotes and punctuation adjustments in 14 verses.