CNIR | Christian Entertainment | November 13, 2026 A new faith-based film is bringing one of Christianity’s most familiar biblical accounts into a contemporary American
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Church Financial Scandal: Connecticut Administrator Accused of Stealing $255,000 in Congregation Funds
FAIRFIELD, Connecticut — A former church financial administrator is facing felony charges after authorities accused her of diverting more than $255,000 from a Connecticut congregation
Did Steven Lawson Return to Ministry? What the Nashville Elders’ Letter Says
Elders at Stephens Valley Church in Nashville, Tennessee, reportedly endorsed Steven J. Lawson for future ministry opportunities after his removal from leadership at Trinity Bible
Pastor John Gray Says America Is ‘Not a Christian Nation.’ Here’s Why
Pastor John Gray urged Christians to put their faith ahead of political loyalties in a post-election sermon at Love Story Church in Greenville, South Carolina.
239 Earthquakes Across Three Magnitude Ranges: What Did Jesus Say About the Birth Pains?
Seven Earthquakes Exceeded Magnitude 5 A 24-hour snapshot from VolcanoDiscovery’s worldwide earthquake tracker listed 239 quakes across three magnitude ranges. The tracker reported seven above
Georgia Gov.-Elect Keisha Lance Bottoms Says Prayer Led Her to Run
ATLANTA — Georgia Gov.-elect Keisha Lance Bottoms told worshippers at Ebenezer Baptist Church on Nov. 8 that prayer guided her decision to run for governor.
Antiochus IV and the Book of Daniel: What Does History Tell Us About the Abomination of Desolation?
THE PROPHECY FILES | AN ESCHATOLOGY INVESTIGATION SERIES | INVESTIGATION V In 167 B.C., under Seleucid king Antiochus IV Epiphanes, a pagan altar was erected
Constitutional Originalism and Religious Liberty: What Christians Should Know
When a religious liberty dispute reaches an American court, judges may disagree about how to read the First Amendment. One approach, known as constitutional originalism,
PayPal Revises U.S. Payment Rules After Religious Debanking Concerns
PayPal revised its U.S. Acceptable Use Policy on November 4, 2026, after a Christian legal advocacy group warned federal regulators that broad language in the
Pope Leo XIV Celebrates Mass in Buenos Aires, Meets With Clergy Abuse Survivors
CNIR World News | November 9, 2026 BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Pope Leo XIV celebrated an outdoor Mass and met privately with five survivors of