Plus, the coming depopulation, Bob Woodson, and ReDedicate 250
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American institutions are facing a crisis in confidence. Those institutions include religious institutions. That’s why it seems to me that now is a good time to talk about TRUST. How does one build trust? How ...
Plus, Ed Young retires from Second Baptist in Houston, Chi Alpha minister at Baylor arrested, and more.
In this week’s look back at MinistryWatch archives, Fuller Seminary reaffirms stance on Biblical marriage, Ed Young retires from Second Baptist in Houston, Chi Alpha minister at Baylor arrested, and more.
Treva Edwards and his wife allegedly recruited victims with personal struggles.
NJ pastor and 'prophet' Treva Edwards and his wife allegedly exploited vulnerable church members for unpaid labor and sexual abuse, using spiritual threats to maintain control over their congregation.
Ministries serving the wider military community—from bereaved spouses to children, veterans, and active-duty service members.
Memorial Day reminded us of those who gave their lives—and of those still carrying the cost of service. This week's #MMAD highlights ministries serving Gold Star widows, veterans military kids, and families with practical care ...
We don’t understand how trust is built, maintained, and lost.
Why are Christians so gullible? A recent string of church-based fraud stories shows that many don't understand how trust is built, maintained, and lost.
VA appellate court disagreed with lower court’s decision, reviving suit over elder election and membership rolls
A Virginia appellate court has allowed a civil case against McLean Bible Church, led by David Platt, to move forward, sending the case back to the lower court for more inquiries about the application ...
Lawsuit claims church leaders worked with wholesalers to submit fraudulent drug reimbursement claims.
A group of leaders in the Church of God in Christ have been accused in a lawsuit of defrauding a major pharmaceutical company out of more than $200 million in rebates for diabetes drugs.
Plus, other notable ministry happenings from this week.
In this week's Weekly Review, Living Proof Ministries drops to zero Stars for financial efficiency—plus, top stories, podcast highlights, and ECFA membership changes.
On today’s program, the Central Indiana Teen Challenge—associated with the widely known Adult & Teen Challenge addiction recovery ministry—is facing allegations of trafficking and forced labor. Nine young women have filed a lawsuit claiming they ...
