Adrienne Gaines

Christians Show Support for Israel on Capitol Hill

Adrienne Gaines

July 30, 2010

Thousands of Christians met in Washington, D.C., to do what some say the Obama administration has been reluctant to do: stand unwaveringly with Israel.
Roughly 4,500 people gathered in late July for the fifth annual Christians United for Israel (CUFI) Washington Summit, where they lobbied lawmakers to maintain the nation's historic support for Israel and declared their solidarity with the Jewish state.
"Israel's enemies are our enemies; Israel's fight is our fight," CUFI founder John Hagee (pictured) told the crowd at the Night to Honor Israel event. "If a line has to be drawn, then let it be drawn around both of us: Christians and Jews, Americans and Israelis."
Twilight: A Parent’s Guide to the Vampire Series

Adrienne Gaines

May 17, 2010

A parent’s guide to the biggest teen vampire series in history Since Stephanie Meyer’s Twilight series debuted in 2005, the four books about love-struck teenage vampires, werewolves and humans have taken the world by storm. More than 100 million copies have sold worldwide, and translation rights have been purchased in 50 nations. The first film …
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COGIC Church Takes Gospel Door-to-Door

Adrienne Gaines

March 25, 2009

A Pentecostal church in Southern California has taken to heart Jesus’ commandment to go and make disciples. The members of Love and Unity Church of God in Christ in Compton have visited every door in their city three times, and recently began working on the neighboring city of Carson. Last year, the 2,600-member congregation logged …
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Christians Flee Iraq in Wake of Concerted Attacks

Adrienne Gaines

November 30, 2008
Voices of a New Generation

Adrienne Gaines

October 31, 2008

For the last year, Gabriel Ahn and the Southern California youth ministry he leads have been praying for what he believes will be the greatest revival the world has ever seen. “We fall on our face, we humble ourselves before God,” Ahn says. “That’s why we call ourselves Remnant—the remnant of Israel was the group …
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A Time to Weep

Adrienne Gaines

January 31, 2004

THIS TEAM OF 12 NIGERIAN INTERCESSORS HAD BEEN PREPARING THEIR MESSAGE FOR THE LAST THREE YEARS.

A group of women from Nigeria known as the Wailing Women traveled to the United States to share one word--a compilation of a series of prophetic messages they say the Lord had given them--with as many Christians as possible. The spokesperson for the women, Gloria Madugba, admits the message isn't pleasant.
She begins to read: "My daughters in America are crying profusely and asking, 'Where is the God of America?' It is not because I have not heard their cry; I have heard and I am touched by it. I am touched by the things that touch them, but I want America to realize that I am God.
Setting Believers Free

Adrienne Gaines

May 31, 2003

APOSTLE KIMBERLY DANIELS TRAVELS THE WORLD TEACHING CHRISTIANS HOW TO OPERATE IN DELIVERANCE MINISTRY.

Apostle Kimberly Daniels has always been a fighter. As a child, she made it a point to get in at least one fight every day and formed a gang with the tough- est girls in her school. As an adult she joined the U.S. Army and became a staff sergeant.
But today Daniels uses her strength and determination for another purpose. She's known as the Demon Buster, the leader of a small army of deliverance ministers who are exercising spiritual authority through prayer to confront demons of drug addiction, violence and witchcraft in their community.
Revive Us, Precious Lord

Adrienne Gaines

April 30, 2003

A new Pentecostal fervor is stirring in America's black mainline churches. Leaders of this movement say the Holy Spirit is breaking centuries-old traditions.