We need to respond with the values that we see in Jesus Christ’s life.
Two eangelical leaders spoke about the meaning of Grace and the centrality of the Bible on the TVE news channel.
The La Sexta news service compares Hillsong in Spain to Scientology. No evidence is offered in two journalistic pieces full of misconceptions.
“The Handmaid’s Tale” portrays the nightmare of a society governed by fanaticism and intolerance.
A proposal has been growing on me that I believe honors the heart of mature masculinity without succumbing to Nietzsche’s übermensch, patriarchy, or gnostic sexuality.
“We can really be a force for good”, says Leif Nummela, Editor-in-Chief for the Finnish Christian magazine Uusi Tie, in an interview about the importance of investigative journalism.
Any society that wants to survive must care for the weak and vulnerable in their midst.
“Church planting is a business here”, Dan Huffstutler, director of East Africa Baptist School of Theology, denounces.
Tay Schmedtmann became a Christian six years ago: “I thank God that I do not have to do things in my own strength, He is behind me”.
Journalistic research is key to help Christians think about the implications of their faith, says Finnish journalist Leif Nummela.
A German television reports about the measures taken by the authorities to stop violence against refugees converting to Christianity.
In the world we live in, love is always presented exclusively in relation to romanticism.
In the most award-winning series at the Emmys, sin is not sweetened to make it more attractive, but it is shown in its most repulsive light. Is this a glorification of evil, or its complete opposite?
The 1569 Bible translation “is an unknown masterpiece”, Spanish academic Antonio Muñoz Molina says in an interview at the public television.
Boshra is on of the producers of a series on Christians in the country. He aims to “highlight our struggles and show who we are.”
A new area of expansion for the charismatic denomination started in Sidney.
Running away in the opposite direction would attract attention, so we pass our lives silently escaping forward.
The Unamuno prize was awarded to journalist Jose Maria Calviño, for propelling the first evangelical program in the Spanish public broadcasting system. “I only did what was fair”, he said.
“C.S.I. Miami” stands for more than the scientifically and technologically sophisticated resolution of complicated crime mysteries. It is representative of the way in which today’s society deals with evil, suffering and death.
It is the 10th edition of the Unamuno Prize, created to honour a person or an institution that, not being Protestant, defends freedom of religion and interacts with the evangelical churches.
Authors José de Segovia and Pablo Martínez presented the message of the Gospel to the audience. Other cities also commemorate Reformation with different events.
Around 100,000 practice polygamy today in the country. A Christian ministry helps women exit these type of unions.
The evangelical Spanish TV program “Buenas Noticias”, celebrates its 30th anniversary giving 3,000 bibles.
Marcos Martins, “The Voice” moral winner in Spain, wishes he can “bring hope and the loving message that we find in Christ, through my songs but especially through my life.”
“I am humbled by the opportunity to take viewers along on this incredible journey," Freeman said in a press release.
Public broadcaster France 2 reports about the growth of evangelical churches in France.
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