Charisma News

Vineyard Church pastors Putty Putman and Brian Blount sit down with host Jessilyn Lancaster for a special live recording of Charisma News. Putman and Blount answer questions about healing, Holy Spirit baptism, faith and more.

In France, Roman Catholic churches have experienced a strange increase in attacks, including Satanic symbols, smashed statues and even arson. Listen to learn more and pray for the believers in Paris and beyond. 

Ohio's new Heartbeat bill was a long time in coming. Host Jenny Rose reports on the new legislation that outlaws abortion on babies with detectable heartbeats.

Well-loved Christian author, speaker and disability advocate Joni Eareckson Tada recently had a bout with pneumonia even as she battles breast cancer. Host Taylor Berglund shares more about Tada's condition as believers around the globe pray for her recovery.

Three black churches were burned in a 10-day period in rural Louisiana in March and April. Find out more so you can pray for those affected.

As a gay Democrat who frequently brings up his Christian faith, South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg is drawing attention on the presidential campaign trail. Buttigieg, who is married to a man, says that God made him gay.

Authorities in China recently raided a Bible study and banned a major house church. They demanded the church cease its activities immediately. Listen to find out how the church responded and how you can pray for the congregation.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu logged a huge win on Wednesday, when he won re-election for a historic fifth term in office. But there’s still a chance things could change. Listen as host Taylor Berglund shares how Israel's elections work and what this election could mean for the nation.

She didn't know she was being trafficked—just that she was abused and her mother got paid. And though Tina Kadolph is not comfortable sharing her history, she knows the Lord is using it for His glory. She and her husband, Carl, run a coffee shop in Sanford, Florida, where the profits go to providing for survivors' needs, including safe houses, a resource center and more. Listen to the podcast with host Jessilyn Lancaster to hear their story.

Christian rapper and pastor Trip Lee preached at the Gospel Coalition's 2019 National Conference on faith and healing. Lee, who suffers from chronic fatigue syndrome, brought his perspective and reflected on the Scriptures about healing theology. He made some strong comments about so-called "Name It and Claim It" doctrine.