Biblical worldview 'much closer to extinction'

At 98, North Carolina preacher Roy Jernigan is still excited about sharing the Gospel. Even after serving as a missionary on Indian reservations across the country for 52 years, Jernigan won’t stop preaching because his life is his ministry, and he wants people to see Jesus when they see him.

Students gathered at Asbury University in Kentucky for the final day of the on-campus revival shared testimonies about being led by the Holy Spirit and how the consecutive days of worship brought them closer to Jesus.

The vast majority of Americans — 96 percent — do not hold to a biblical worldview following the COVID-19 lockdowns, according to a new survey.y.

The Gospel Coalition faced calls for an apology Friday over a now-deleted post on its website in which the author discusses salvation and the Church in the context of sexual intercourse that some critics say approaches erotic literature.

The wife of Aaron Strong, a Wisconsin pastor who died in a car crash caused by a 23-year-old man driving through red lights while intoxicated, made an emotional appeal to lawmakers at the state Capitol to pass a pair of bills that would increase the penalty for reckless driving.

A group of Hindu nationalists shouted slogans, tore posters and took away books, disrupting the free distribution of copies of the Bible by Gideons International at the New Delhi World Book Fair this week. Meanwhile, other stalls have been able to sell Hindu and Sikh scriptures without protest.

Memorable events that occurred this week in Christian history include the Smith Wigglesworth beginning a revival in Sri Lanka, the election of Pope Leo X, and the birth of prominent African American preacher S.M. Lockridge.

We have the extraordinary opportunity to co-create with the God of the living Universe — what greater adventure is there than that?