All Greeks need the Gospel. Driven by this desire, volunteers in the Greek city of Volos distributed 65,000 New Testaments door-to-door. The project arose from a special collaboration between a Protestant minister and a Greek Orthodox bishop.

Even before William Tyndale translated the Bible into English, he had become “addicted” to the Word of God. And it was this addiction that drove him into his life’s work.

There he stands. On an image made by a supporter with the help of AI, Charlie Kirk is surrounded by the apostles Peter, Paul, Andrew and others, who were murdered because of their faith in Christ. Placed between the martyrs for the Word of God. Is this correct?

US President Donald J. Trump has asserted on numerous occasions his desire to return to the sovereignty of God: “We will always be one nation under God!” Such a statement raises many eyebrows on our side of the Atlantic, even among Christians.

How can you bring the message of the Gospel close to modern people in the 21st century? By using modern forms of art, says Vlady Raichinov.