Dr. Robert Barnes+FollowWhy Purpose Isn’t Always PrettyMin. Ian Wharton just dropped some real talk: you’re not an accident, and your purpose was set before you even showed up. He says it’s not about having a flawless five-year plan—it’s about showing up, even when life feels off-script. The process is messy, painful, and sometimes lonely, but it’s all part of the prep. Your tears? They’re watering your next season. Don’t chase the image—chase your assignment. If you’re still standing, you’re right where you need to be. Purpose isn’t always pretty, but it’s always worth it. #Religion #PurposeDriven #FaithJourney70Share
kimberly31+FollowHistoric Church Scores $750K LifelineEast Mt. Zion Baptist Church just landed a $750,000 federal grant after months of nail-biting suspense! The money will finally fix their leaky roof, crumbling stone, and protect those gorgeous stained glass windows. This is huge for Cleveland’s historic Black churches, which have been struggling to fund repairs. The celebration was real—imagine the pastor bursting into a community meal shouting, “We got it!” Proof that patience (and a lot of prayers) can pay off big time. #Religion #ClevelandHistory #BlackChurches00Share
Teresa Graham+FollowSunday Lunch Drama: Where’s the Fruit?Ever notice how some folks leave church and instantly forget the whole ‘love your neighbor’ thing? Saw a group in their Sunday best go full diva at a fast-food spot because their order was slow. Sure, they got their food and a refund, but the real question: what kind of example did they set? If we’re supposed to show the fruit of the Spirit, shouldn’t kindness and patience be on the menu, too? Made me rethink how I treat people after church (and honestly, everywhere). #Religion #SundayLunch #FaithInAction20Share
otaylor+FollowChurch Packs 1,500 Kits for TX Flood VictimsWhen disaster hits, Pittsburgh shows up! Parishioners at Blessed Trinity Parish just packed over 1,500 hygiene kits for Texas flood victims—think toothpaste, shampoo, and more. They prayed, packed, and proved community spirit is alive and well. These kits are headed to families rebuilding after the July 4th floods. Love seeing people come together to help strangers in need. If you want to pitch in, donations are still being accepted at the parish office until Monday! #Religion #CommunityStrong #FloodRelief00Share
kimberly31+FollowChurch Steps Up for Texas Flood VictimsNew Beech Grove Baptist Church is going all out to help Texas families hit by floods—think water, diapers, snacks, and even flashlights. Pastor Maxwell says no donation is too small, and they’re aiming to fill two trucks with essentials for those in need. The church is also raising up to $10K for recovery efforts. Love seeing a community rally for strangers hundreds of miles away! Every little bit really does count. #Religion #CommunitySupport #TexasFloods00Share
Matthew Barnes+FollowHow Faith Is Helping Texas RebuildAfter devastating floods in Kerrville, Texas, survivors are leaning hard on faith and each other to get through. People lost homes, some lost loved ones, but what’s really keeping them going? It’s not just therapy or support groups—it’s the simple acts of kindness, hugs, and the belief that they’re not alone. One survivor said just having someone to cry with made all the difference. Sometimes, community and faith are the real lifelines when disaster hits. #Religion #TexasFloods #FaithInAction00Share
otaylor+FollowChurch’s AC Woes After Copper HeistImagine showing up to church and it’s 90 degrees inside because someone stole all the copper from the AC—again! Most Hope Ministries in Clifton is sweating it out after a guy reportedly ripped copper from their unit (and even flipped off the pastors). Insurance barely covers the damage, so they’re asking for $100K to fix it. Until then, it’s fans and prayers to keep cool. Wild, right? #Religion #Cincinnati #ChurchNews00Share
Michael Butler+FollowThousands Flock to Honor Jimmy SwaggartFamily Worship Center was packed—people flew in from everywhere to celebrate Jimmy Swaggart’s life and legacy. The 90-year-old televangelist wasn’t just a TV preacher; he built a global community and left a mark on millions. The most emotional moment? When his casket was rolled out for the last time. But everyone agreed: Swaggart would want the focus on faith, not fame. His message? Follow Christ, not just the man. #Religion #JimmySwaggart #Legacy338229Share
John Nelson+FollowAncient Church’s Savage Entrance WarningImagine walking up to a 1,500-year-old church and seeing a mosaic at the door basically saying, 'Only the righteous allowed!' That’s what archaeologists just found in Turkey’s ancient city of Olympos. The message was meant to keep out anyone not on the 'right path.' The site’s also packed with stunning mosaics and even homes built over old Roman tombs. Olympos is turning out to be a total treasure trove for wild ancient finds! #Religion #Archaeology #AncientHistory330Share
Teresa Graham+FollowJimmy Swaggart’s Farewell Fills Baton RougeThousands packed the Family Worship Center to honor Jimmy Swaggart, the legendary televangelist whose sermons and gospel music reached millions. People flew in from all over the world, turning his memorial into a global celebration of faith and legacy. The most emotional moment? When his casket was rolled out for the last time—so many tears. Swaggart’s family says he’d want us to remember his devotion to Jesus, not just his fame. What a send-off for a man who changed lives for decades! #Religion #JimmySwaggart #Legacy00Share
