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The release date for Season 5 of The Chosen has officially been announced. 

The Chosen: Last Supper will premiere on Prime Video in the U.S. on June 15 and in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Sub-Saharan Africa, the UK, and Latin America in July. 

The theatrical debut in March in the U.S. and April 11 internationally saw huge success, grossing $60 million and counting.

Christian artist Leeland is under doctor's orders not to use his voice after a recent discovery. 

On Thursday, the popular Christian singer, who is also a part of the all-star collective, The Sons of Sunday, announced that he has severe vocal cord irritation and a small polyp on his left vocal fold. 

"The polyp is very, very small and could go away with just vocal rest, which is what I’m hoping for," said Leeland in a post on Instagram.

Excitement is building as a Winnipeg church prepares to host six powerful nights of worship.

Fire Nights, hosted by Rose Church, will start Sunday evening and run each night until next Friday.

"A while back, our pastors had this conviction that it was either revival or die," said David Steeves, Next Gen pastor at Rose Church. "It sounds intense, but it's like we want to believe for a move of God in this city that could just flip it upside down, where we see miracles happen. Prodigals come home. People just on fire for Jesus."

Derek Carr, the quarterback for the New Orleans Saints, recently shared his testimony at a Las Vegas Church, and how God is meeting their family during hard seasons of life. 

This past Sunday, Carr was asked to give the message at ChurchLV in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

To begin, Carr addressed rumours saying he did indeed have a shoulder injury and that he and the team are working through it. 

Then he shared what happened to his wife and their four kids while recently on vacation. To start, everyone got quite sick. 

Hundreds of young adults are expected to make their way to Calvary Temple this weekend to participate in the third annual Collide Conference. 

Collide Conference is a multi-church conference that helps provide a space for young adults to pursue God and be led to find truth, identity, and purpose in Him.

The conference will feature worship, breakout sessions, speakers and crash courses, including one called Faith & Athletics - Following Jesus in Professional Sports Q&A.

Christian artist Jeremy Camp recently went viral with a video he posted where he and his two daughters sang and harmonized to "Again."

"Thank you all for the encouragement on this song and the reel I posted with my daughters," said Camp on Instagram. "As promised, we are in the studio recording that acoustic version with them!"

The video, filmed in their home initially, has been viewed over 55,000 times on Instagram alone. 

Who decides when teaching and encouraging become “too extreme?”

In recent years, Central Asia has seen a wave of new laws and regulations related to extremism. While the idea of protecting national security sounds reasonable, the concept is often vague and flexible. Almost anything can be considered a threat — if someone in authority decides it is.

David Durance from TeachBeyond explains:

God showed up backstage during American Idol, leading to a moment of worship for the entire cast and crew. 

In a video posted on Instagram, contestants and crew can be seen singing "The Blessing," with almost everyone with their hands in the air. 

"Such a special moment backstage," said Riley, who made it to the top 24 before being eliminated. "God WILL get His glory."  

Dozens of people gathered at Freedom International School last week to take in a special concert.

Share the Night featured stories and songs from Howard Jolly, The Rising Above Band and the FIS Dance Ministry Team, with all funds raised supporting the school.

"We had this idea of wanting to find a common space between Manitoba's Indigenous culture and Metis culture and the cultures that are represented within our school, which is a lot of newcomer youth from various countries and cultures," said Cyndi Wiebe, director of communications with Freedom International School.

An Indigenous group in Colombia known as the Embera people is experiencing the gospel in unique ways thanks to one missionary couple. 

Before moving to Medellín to work with the Embera, missionaries, Travis and Beth Burkhalter, worked in the Amazon jungle. 

The Embera people group were driven from their homeland of Chocó and has been living in poverty and under the rule of drug cartels for a few decades.