Category: GNN News

Spirit-Filled Preacher: Is the Day of the Silent Pastor Over? by SHANE IDLEMAN via Charisma News In light of the current direction of America and the overwhelming silence of pastors going into the next election, I’m re-releasing what I said a few years ago. This article has never been more relevant than it is now. God has given us a wonderful gift known as America. The government isn’t bad or good; her people determine success or failure. Why would God ordain our government and then not want us to steward…

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What does it mean to be spiritually lost? from Christian Truth A person who is spiritually lost has not yet accepted the free gift of eternal life through faith in Jesus. To be spiritually lost means not being a part of the family of God. A spiritually lost person has no personal relationship with God, no forgiveness of sins, and no grounding in spiritual truth. Some spiritually lost people seek out a sense of spiritual safety through things like religious rituals or self-fulfillment. These might feel comfortable, but apart from a genuine…

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3 QUESTIONS ABOUT SELF-CARE by Jen Oshman for Core Christianity Q: Is self-care wrong for the Christian? A: The self-care industry is booming. Its messages are broadcast loudly across social media, pop culture, and every means of marketing. The refrain of our day is: Get away for some me time, have that latte or glass of wine, take that vacation, set aside time for just you. After all, you work hard. You deserve it. How can you love others if you don’t first love yourself? Modern pressures and pace of…

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Trusting God is good, even when life isn’t by Niki Hardy  for Christian Today If you’re anything like me, you desperately want to trust God. You know you should trust Him with everything and more than anything right now, you need to trust Him. But when the rubber hits the road and you get the call from the doctor, discover your teen is cutting, or your brain’s spinning with worry, it never turns out to be as easy as it seems. Our brains question the logic of how God can be good, even when life isn’t.…

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Prophecy: Ministry Leaders Disserve the Body if They Don’t Teach This Principle by MICHAEL LOMBARDO for Charisma News Many pastors and teachers avoid the subject of spiritual rest for various reasons. Some think it could produce complacency in their people, while others simply don’t understand the biblical significance of rest. We are doing God’s people a massive disservice if we don’t accurately break down the Word and teach the full counsel of God. Hebrews 3 and 4 speak about the Israelite not entering the land of promise because of their…

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MUST SEE Revival Lands at Chicago’s Midway Airport as Passengers Spontaneously Sing ‘Amazing Grace’ By CBN News via Faith Wire CBN News has covered stories of revival taking place all across the country this year, including the massive gathering of repentance called “The Return” in the nation’s capital on September 26.  Now a spontaneous display of spiritual boldness has landed at the passenger terminal of an airport located in Chicago, Illinois, and it’s gone viral. A crowd of passengers at Midway Airport were waiting for their plane at the gate and…

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FOR THE HEART THAT IS OVERWHELMED by Christina Fox for Core Christianity This is the time of year I most feel overwhelmed. That back to school, back to sports, back to parent volunteer duties, back to driving everywhere time of year. It comes on like a deluge, and I feel as though I am drowning in responsibilities and places I have to be and worries I will forget to pick someone up. But to add a pandemic on top of it all is a whole other thing. Your fall may…

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Conservatism Disappearing From Campus by Pennel Bird for Liberty Nation Harvard survey shows just 7% of college freshman identify as conservative. Esteemed law professor Jonathan Turley recently laid bare the wildly disproportionate numbers of students who self-identify conservative, Republican, libertarian, or right-leaning versus those who see themselves as liberals, Democrats, or progressives. Citing the Harvard Crimson’s survey of incoming, newly enrolled college freshman, Turley reports that 72.4% of them identify as “very liberal” or “somewhat liberal.” In comparison, just 7.4% assert they are either “very conservative” or “somewhat conservative.” And with rising intolerance…

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