Remembering Sister Aimee's radio impact
Radio was a fairly new phenomenon when Sister Aimee launched KFSG in 1924. 100 years later, we recall how her visionary use of the new media had a huge impact.
What it was like for Aimee’s family to live under media scrutiny
Aimee Semple McPherson’s son, Rolf K. McPherson, shares memories of how his mother handled the media’s constant scrutiny, and how it affected his everyday life.
Sent to the Entertainment Industry: Juan Alfonso
When Juan Alfonso moved from the Dominican Republic to the U.S. as a child, he had no idea what God had in store. Now 32, he's a working actor in Hollywood and sees the entertainment industry as his mission field.
Sent to Minister in Media: Foursquare Radio Hosts
Gregg Hammer, Shawnee Hammer and Davey D hope listeners hear God's love each time they tune in to HammerTime, their morning radio show on Krater 96.3.
What Does Discipleship Look Like in the Digital Age?
How connected are we, really? In Mark 1:16, we see Jesus going to the beach to engage His first disciples face to face. What does Christ's example teach us about discipleship today?
Approaching Pop Culture With a Biblical Worldview
Writer and poet Steve Turner offers valuable advice to Christian leaders and laypeople alike regarding consuming and creating art in all its forms, in his new book, "Popcultured."
Spanish TV Network Makes Deal With Anaheim Church
Almavision is now airing nightly programming by The Rock in Anaheim, Calif. The church funds the costs of producing its shows in Spanish, and the network is providing free airtime.
Elves, Debt Fairies and Other Christmas Myths
Christmas or not, we should not spend money we don't have. So why do we? Let's expose the myths that bind us and learn new ways for celebrating the season—without going into hock.