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A Tennessee city recently drew the ire of atheist activists after openly honoring God. Mt. Juliet authorities took an official stand, passing a resolution calling the Lord the “Creator and King of all Glory” and encouraging citizens to embrace prayer if they’re so willing, as reported by WKRN-TV. The effort started by city commissioners supports…

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The Museum of the Bible in the nation’s capital recently opened a new exhibit that offers a dive into the past, present and future of worship. Titled “All Creation Sings,” the exhibit offers an interactive worship experience that is designed to “enlighten” guests by sharing the diversity, development and history of the practice of worship,…

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An archaeological discovery has revealed one of the earliest Christian structures in the Arabian Gulf, shedding light on a long-lost Christian community that thrived in the region before the widespread adoption of Islam in the early seventh century. The findings reveal the first physical evidence of the Church of the East, also called the Nestorian…

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The Ark Encounter’s corporate sponsorship at a recent Cincinnati Reds rain delay took on even greater significance when a rainbow appeared over the outfield scoreboard. The beautiful rainbow, with a faint hint of a double rainbow, arched gracefully just beyond left field, with the sun shining through the clouds as it cast light on the…

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Archaeologists have revealed secrets of a biblical city that sat within the “Promised Land,” where the Israelites settled after Moses led them out of Egypt. The Israeli Antiquities Authority recently shared their findings from Zanoah, which is mentioned in the Old Testament, revealing stone walls, pottery, and other artifacts that date back more than 3,200…

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