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This year's theme for Missionfest Manitoba 2025 was "How Shall They Hear?" and brought thousands of Christians together in Winnipeg. 

John MacArthur from Grace Community Church has been released from hospital after complications following a heart valve replacement. 

On January 5, staff pastor and church elder, Tom Patton said that MacArthur's recovery from surgery had been much slower than expected, with occasional setbacks affecting his heart, lungs and kidneys.

On February 7, church elder and executive director of Grace to You, Phil Johnson said MacArthur is at home recovering. 

Philadephia Eagles fans are waking up feeling prideful after their team defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in Super Bowl LIX.

The Chiefs were trying to make history by becoming the first team to win three straight Super Bowls, but those dreams were quickly crushed after two-time NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes was intercepted twice and sacked six times by Philadelphia's defence. 

Steven Curtis Chapman released a new single, "Forever the Love of My Life," all about his wife and just in time for Valentine's Day. 

"I started writing a song a while ago for my bride of 40 years (as of this past October! WOW!)," says Chapman. "I finally finished it and played it for her on her birthday back in November…and she liked it…A LOT!"

Lauren Daigle is filled with joy after performing in the pre-game show of Super Bowl LIX.

Daigle announced in November 2024 that she would be performing "America the Beautiful" alongside Trombone Shorty in her home state, New Orleans.

"It's real. So incredibly thankful for the chance to sing alongside Trombone Shorty at the Superbowl LIX!," said Daigle on a post on Instagram. 

That performance took place this evening and blew away the massive crowd.

While some of the top football players will take the field on Sunday night for Super Bowl LIX, several players from the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles have shared how important their Christian faith is in their daily life off the field.

While some of the top football players will take the field on Sunday night for Super Bowl LIX, several players from the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles have shared how important their Christian faith is in their daily life off the field.

Brian Hogan, originally from California, has served unreached people groups including in Mongolia for over 30 years. Hogan is one of the keynote speakers at this year's Missionfest Manitoba. 

Hogan is the president of Disciple-Making Mentors, as well as a church planting coach and Frontier Mission leader with Youth With A Mission (YWAM). 

Grammy-winner worship leader Brandon Lake has released a new version of his hit song, "Hard Fought Hallelujah" with a special guest. 

Lake teamed up with Jelly Roll on the track. "'HARD FOUGHT HALLELUJAH' with the one and only, @jellyroll615 AVAILABLE NOW WHEREVER YOU LISTEN TO MUSIC!! 🥊 Hope it blesses you," Lake said on Instagram.

Christian artist Dan Bremnes released a vulnerable single to start 2025 off, sharing his testimony alongside it. 

"I think a lot of people are wrestling with their faith," says Bremnes on Instagram. "I think they don't know what to do with that or they feel ashamed, or they feel like it disqualifies them. But I actually think it's the opposite. I think we're here to wrestle with our faith. I think that's going to be our story and it's definitely mine."