Life isn't all sunshine and rainbows. Sometimes, there is rain. How do you handle the storms of life? What do you do when what God allows doesn't feel good? How do you respond to painful seasons?

Feeling down and discouraged because of the fierce battle you're engaged in? Do you feel like you're caught up in a war you can't win?If so, today's podcast will encourage you greatly.

EEW Founder, Dianna Hobbs, who was miraculously cured of two autoimmune diseases last March, during National Autoimmune Diseases Awareness Month. Now, has officially released her book about it.

You're going up from here! You might be low now and it may seem, some days, like this is your final destination. But God has a plan. He's taking you to a whole new level of increase, favor and blessings. Expect greater!

Who said communion— an intimate, sacred, and symbolic meal, signifying our oneness with Jesus Christ— could only be taken on Sunday morning at church? Pastor John Gray says do it at home regularly with family.

Good news for those waiting for the release of Dianna Hobbs’ new book, God Did It: A True Story of Miraculous Healing. The book is releasing early, plus, the official trailer just dropped.

Despite the obstacles, setbacks and negative situations you may be dealing with today, the Lord has not pushed you aside. Rather, He is on your side. Stay focused on His word. Things may be temporarily out of wack, but hang in there.

Roadside Attractions' release of the Erwin Brothers faith-based family drama I Can Only Imagine shattered pre-weekend tracking expectations to become #3 at the box-office this weekend.

Stop comparing yourself to others; you're doing yourself and the world around you such a terrible injustice, robbing them of the beauty and awesomeness of who YOU are. Comparison is the thief of joy. Don't let it steal yours.

As long as everything in life is going alright, we can say that God is our joy—but joy that only lasts during the good times isn’t true joy. It’s just a temporary fill that the world will try to trick you into accepting as genuine.

When life is challenging you, it's easy to become discouraged and begin doubting the validity of God's calling, word, and promises. But it's time to get your faith back where it needs to be!

Pastor Michael A. Walrond, Jr., leader of the 10,000+ congregants at First Corinthian Baptist Church in Harlem, is being accused of spreading heretical teaching by classifying the fundamental tenets of the Christian faith as “insanity.”

On September 8th, 2015, 13-year-old Isaiah was at football practice when he got a severe headache and began throwing up. Something serious was wrong that should have taken his life. But God...

If you see your favorite Gospel singer wearing a tee that says, "This Shirt Saves Lives," then that means they are helping fight childhood cancer.

There is a champion in you because Christ is in you says 20-year-old gospel singer and author Jekalyn Carr. She encourages you to think like a champion and pursue your divine dreams.

A life of faith can feel like looking out of a window with a big blot on it that you can't see through. You don't have clarity. Nothing makes sense. You don't know what God is doing. Are you going through a season when things are hazy?

Globally sought-after minister of the Gospel, First Lady Dianna Hobbs, traveled to Bermuda for evangelism purposes February 23-25, 2018. She shares highlights from her trip in a new video. Watch.

They’re getting back together again—at least for a night. Gospel music's favorite GRAMMY® Award-winning sister act, Mary Mary, is set to perform at the 2018 Stellar Gospel Music Awards ceremony.

The one and only Ms. Patti LaBelle is joining the cast of “Greenleaf” that centers on an African-American family’s powerful megachurch in Memphis. The 73-year-old legendary vocalist will play Maxine Patterson.

Media Mogul Oprah Winfrey is being pressured to seriously consider a run for the office of president in 2020. But the only way she’ll do it, she says, is if she hears from God. “I went into prayer,” the 64-year-old says.