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The Bible Came Centuries Before the Qur’an: Why Does That Matter?
Christian News & Investigative Reports (CNIR) Two Sacred Books, Centuries Apart The Bible and the Qur’an are central to Christianity and Islam, two of the
Donnie McClurkin Rebukes ‘Abracadabra’ Sermon: Did Jamal Bryant Misinterpret Romans 4:17?
CNIR — Christian News & Investigative Reports A sermon illustration from prominent Atlanta pastor Jamal Bryant has ignited a serious biblical debate after Grammy-winning gospel
Nearly $540,000 for Part-Time Work? Pastor Marvin Winans Disputes Salary Records
October 3, 2026 | CNIR News Desk DETROIT, MICHIGAN — Grammy-winning gospel singer and Perfecting Church pastor Marvin Winans is facing questions over financial disclosures
Why Are Christian Leaders Walking Away From Life Surge?
CNIR NEWS — September 30, 2026 Some of the biggest names associated with Christian leadership events are distancing themselves from Life Surge, raising questions about
THE EVIDENCE ROOM — INVESTIGATION #002
A 2,000-Year-Old Ritual Bath Has Been Found in Israel—What Does It Tell Us About the World of the New Testament? KIRYAT GAT, Israel — Archaeologists
“Heaven” in the Knesset: ‘Jesus, Son of David’ Seeks to Lead Israel
JERUSALEM — An unusually named Israeli political candidate is attracting attention after submitting a party list for Israel’s 2026 Knesset election: Yeshua Ben David, whose
Rosh Hashanah Begins at Sundown Tonight as Jewish Communities Welcome 5787
Friday, September 11, 2026 — Jewish communities around the world are preparing to welcome Rosh Hashanah 5787, the Jewish New Year, beginning at sundown Friday
If You Were the Devil, What Would You Do? My Conversation With ChatGPT
A Question About the Devil It began with a provocative question posed directly to ChatGPT: “If you were the devil, and some say you are,
Ohio Pastor Blames U.S. Immigration Policy After Death of Haitian Wright State Student
Promising Student’s Death Shakes Springfield SPRINGFIELD, Ohio — The death of 20-year-old Haitian immigrant and Wright State University student Pierre Damas Bel has intensified debate