Despite his newfound freedom, Pastor Ezra Jin's heart remains with the eight leaders from his Beijing Zion Church who remain imprisoned in China, where he prays long-suffering Christians will soon find relief and reap a spiritual harvest sown in persecution.
Small financial problems have a way of becoming big ones when we ignore them Numbers 33 offers a sobering warning about "thorns in your sides," and a reminder...
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Every Sunday, women who have had abortions sit in church and hear that God forgives sin But when abortion is never named, many conclude that the promise doesn't...
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Pastor Ezra Jin offered new details of his testimony, reflections on the theology of suffering and insight into the plight of persecuted Christians during an interview with The...
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Evangelist Franklin Graham says he sees many young people in the United Kingdom searching for answers that only God can provide as he prepares to speak in Manchester...
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Democratic US Senate candidate Rep James Talarico told members of the Hispanic business community that Texas voters should ignore campaign promises and instead judge candidates by their records,...
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