Charisma News

In 2017, Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Thankfully, a Spirit-filled nonprofit organization is stepping in to help Puerto Rico recover and rebuild. Listen to find out more.

Adrian Crawford, pastor of Engage Church in Tallahassee, Florida, discusses the message conveyed to him and other African Americans about mental health because of their race. He was taught depression and suicide are "white people problems." Listen to this episode with host Kendra Semmen and learn how Crawford's vulnerability from the pulpit encourages trust and care in his church.

The United States shocked the world recently with a dramatic change to decades of foreign policy regarding Israel and the Palestinian people. Find out what happened in this episode from host Taylor Berglund.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been formally charged with fraud, breach of trust and accepting bribes in a wide-reaching corruption scandal. Find out more in this episode from host Taylor Berglund.

A Bolivian police officer is giving God the glory after he was shot. A pocket Bible stopped a bullet from entering his chest. Hear more about this officer’s testimony from host Taylor Berglund.

Chick-fil-A drew big controversy this week after reports broke that the fast-food franchise would no longer donate to anti-LGBT charities like The Salvation Army and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. But Chick-fil-A insists that’s not the whole story. Find out more from host Taylor Berglund in this episode.

When a football watch party turned deadly in Fresno, California, Deputy Chief Michael Reed thanked God no children were hurt. Learn more about what happened in this episode with host Jenny Rose Spaudo.

Juli Wilson, widow of Pastor Jarrid Wilson, is speaking at an event to raise awareness for depression and suicide. This will be the first event she is holding since her husband died by suicide in September. Stay tuned to learn from host Jenny Rose Spaudo why Juli is determined to carry on her husband's legacy.

Following controversial remarks by Wisconsin's governor, the state assembly voted to recognize National Bible Week. The assembly also voted on what to call an evergreen tree outside the capitol. Listen as host Taylor Berglund explains more about the controversy.

More than 120,000 people have professed faith in Christ or recommitted their lives to Him after college students hosted a series of prayer and Bible reading events on school football fields. Find out from host Taylor Berglund how God is drawing students to Himself.