Before the World Series began last Friday, Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw's children left him the cutest voicemail that might leave you in tears.
Christian Rapper Project Pat shared that he has led over 30,000 people in a prayer of acceptance this year as he celebrated how the Lord is using him to transform the lives of many.
Carter wrote in a post on Instagram, "Before Paul was about to be martyred for his faith, he wrote his last letter to his protégé, Timothy, commanding him to 'Preach the Word' (2 Timothy 4:2). Alongside this, Paul warned of what Timothy would face. These words perfectly describe the world today."
“The mother of all comedy specials,” a post from the Netflix comedy division’s Instagram announced. “LEANNE MORGAN: UNSPEAKABLE THINGS premieres November 4, only on Netflix!”
“I wanted to be a good boy and have everyone cheer me on. But after a while, you realize life’s too short for that. The Bible’s better than that, and our audience deserves more than that.”
"The hardest part is that Zach and Donald have aged," the EP says with a laugh. "People still have that affinity, and love, for that goofy youthfulness — it's why the T-Mobile commercials work so well."
“When I say I'm a God girl, I really understand through all the years of seeking and through all the years of trying, my understanding has led me to understand there's just one God that loves everybody the same,” she began.
“I'm not here just by chance. There is a higher power, God, that dictates my journey and all of our journeys. And I live my life by God's Word,” McGregor said during a press conference for an Italian Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship.
This fall has seen multiple adult-oriented movies fail at the box office, highlighting the fact that they cannot pull an audience, despite Hollywood continuing to believe they are the pride and joy of the industry.
“Some Christians have acted as guard dogs who growl threateningly at people who get off the right path. But with God’s help, we can act more as guides – helpfully pointing them back to truth in Jesus."