'That's a Portal': Candace Cameron Bure Says Watching Scary Movies Invites 'Stuff' Into the Home
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There will be no jump scares in Candace Cameron Bure’s house.
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Ex-NBA Star Reveals Full Details of Why He Suddenly Retired: ‘I Gave Up Basketball to Follow Jesus’
Ex-NBA star AJ Griffin revealed over the weekend why he decided to abruptly quit the sport earlier this season, explaining he left basketball to “follow Jesus” and go into full-time ministry.
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'I See Revival': 48 Members of College Football Team Publicly Make Jesus Christ Their Lord
College football season is kicking into high gear and while most coaches and players have their eyes on championship titles and trophies, one Georgia team says they have their sights set on something bigger – eternity.
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Ohio State Football Team Leads Huge Revival Moment on Campus with Scores of Baptisms
A huge revival broke out at The Ohio State University over the weekend with hundreds of college students showing deep hunger for God as the new school year kicked off.
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Michael Tait Confesses to Allegations of Sexual Misconduct and Drug Abuse
Michael Tait, the former lead singer of the Newsboys, publicly confessed Tuesday that recent accusations claiming he sexually targeted other men and abused drugs while on tour are true.
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‘I Apologize’: Simone Biles Backs Down After Bullying Riley Gaines for Defending Women
Decorated Olympic gymnast Simone Biles is backing down from her seemingly unprompted fight with former collegiate swimmer Riley Gaines, who has defended women’s sports against transgender-identifying males.
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Nicole Scherzinger's Pro-God, Pro-Life Speech Goes Viral After Her Big Tony Award Win
Nicole Scherzinger won the Tony Award for Best Lead Actress in a musical for her performance in "Sunset Boulevard."
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The Day Phil Robertson Wrote Down the Gospel for Donald Trump, and What Trump Did with It
"Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson lived his life unashamed of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Since giving his heart completely over to Christ at the age of 28, Robertson, who passed away this week at 79 years old, had rarely missed an opportunity to share the good news with those around him.
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'Duck Dynasty' Founder Phil Robertson Passes Away at 79: 'Legacy of Love for God'
Phil Robertson, the founder of "Duck Dynasty" and the patriarch of the Robertson family, has passed away at 79, according to a post by his family.
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Actor Who Lost It All After Christian Stance Rejoices: 'Give Glory to God'
Actor Neal McDonough is on a mission to live out his values in Hollywood.
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