God front and centre during 'American Idol' performance
The American Idol stage was transformed into a place of worship during a special performance on Sunday.
CeCe Winans hit the stage alongside Roman Collins, who was eliminated during the Top 12 night, to sing 'Goodness of God.'
"I got to minister with CeCe Winans in front of America & FANTASIA ON PENTECOST SUNDAY," said Collins in a post on Instagram.
The duet brought Katy Perry to tears and had the audience lifting their hands in praise.
'I prayed with her': Heroic firefighter rescues woman after harrowing crash
A semi-truck driver is crediting God and speaking up about a near-death experience she had after her semi teetered off a bridge in Kentucky.
The four-vehicle accident happened on March 1 on the Clark Memorial Bridge in Louisville, KY. A 33-year-old male was driving a pickup truck and allegedly lost control while on the two-lane bridge, hitting a semi-truck.
Tougher Ukraine conscription law takes effect tomorrow; could impact ministry
Ukraine is preparing to lower the age of conscription for its military, and some Christians are worried it will take pastors away who are already on the frontlines ministering to people
Sarah Kroger releases new vulnerable album, chats about questioning God
As a worship leader and songwriter, Sarah Kroger has always had a great relationship with God.
When COVID hit in 2020, Sarah's calendar was wiped out and her career was put on hold. This led her to question God.
"It was such a season of everything else being stripped away and just being in this awe and wonder at the presence of God being renewed in my life," said Kroger. "At the same time, I found myself walking through a season of deep questioning and wondering at God for the first time in my faith journey."
CeCe Winans to perform on American Idol finale
CeCe Winans will make a special television appearance this weekend.
The popular gospel singer is one of many special guests who will perform on the American Idol grand finale.
Some of the other special guests include Jon Bon Jovi, New Kids on the Block, Hootie and the Blowfish and Cody Johson.
11-year-old boy spreads the gospel using his drumming skills
An 11-year-old boy from Minnesota is lighting up the stage for Jesus with his drumming skills.
John Miles Brockman got his first drum set at two years old and started performing with the worship band at his church when he was just nine.
With all the attention he was receiving, and people interested in hearing him play, John Miles' parents decided to create a social media page for others to enjoy his talent. This quickly turned Brockman into a viral sensation.
Upcoming video series to reach Buddhists with the hope of Christ
An exciting gospel video project will soon be reaching the Buddhist world with the hope of Christ! It comes from TWR Motion, a division of Trans World Radio that tells God’s story through animated videos.
From meth to ministry: How this local pastor met Jesus and had a radical conversion
Little did Dylan Chambers know that the church a block away from where he grew up, would one day be where he shares the Gospel.
Pastor Dylan Chambers has been in ministry since 2018 and now serves as the assistant pastor and youth pastor at Believers Church.
While Chambers was exposed to church at a young age, he admits, "I was in church but not in Christ. I was in Sunday school and came to church with my mother, but never actually had that encounter."
'We are committed to the Elmwood community': Riverwood's Todd Petkau
Everyone's come to Jesus moment looks different and for Riverwood's lead pastor, Todd Petkau, it started as a teenager. "It was probably in the back of a chemistry class in grade 11 leaning up against the radiator."
As he sensed the Lord speak to him that he was going to go into ministry, "I went to Capernwray for a year and then Winnipeg Bible College, which is now Providence and the rest is history."
Former Newsboys guitarist makes top 5 on The Voice
Bryan Olesen is moving on to the final round of Season 25 of The Voice.
The voters chose Karen Waldrup, Nathan Chester, Josh Sanders and Asher HaVon to advance to the finals of the popular competition.
The remaining singers had to perform a last-chance song to win the Instant Save vote and the final spot in the finals.
The former Newsboys guitarist and worship pastor at Lincoln Berean performed Coldplay's 'Viva La Vida' and took the fifth spot.