Northwest Ohio Christian Voice

Videos of students from Covington Catholic High School in Kentucky went viral on social media over the weekend as they seemed to mock a Native American elder The post Videos […]

“Everything that has been shaken will be shaken.’” But now he said he feels like Big Daddy Weave is coming out on the other side, entering a new season of […]

Some people like their superheroes to be, you know, superheroes. They want superheroes who do good, defeat evil and inspire us to live better lives. The post REVIEW: […]

The Greek philosopher, Socrates, was known for a method of teaching that used questions to stimulate thinking and to draw out knowledge and discussion on a particular […]

Pew Research reported Christians are overrepresented in both sides, considering that only 71 percent of all adults in the US identify as Christians. The post Research Shows […]

The Greek philosopher, Socrates, was known for a method of teaching that used questions to stimulate thinking and to draw out knowledge and discussion on a particular […]

Another new year has begun. I wonder how many feel they have opportunity for getting a new start in some area of their life they want to change or improve? The God who […]

Christians need to get past things like “the commercialism of Christmas” and the replacing of “Merry Christmas” with “Happy Holidays.” […]

A man came to Jesus with a greeting and a question. “Good teacher”, he said, “What must I do to inherit eternal life?” Before Jesus helped him with […]

God is very clear about who is great. It is not in having others serve you, but in you serving others. One of the things that makes us into great servers is our ability to be […]

The Greek philosopher, Socrates, was known for a method of teaching that used questions to stimulate thinking and to draw out knowledge and discussion on a particular […]

Another new year has begun. I wonder how many feel they have opportunity for getting a new start in some area of their life they want to change or improve? The God who […]

Christians need to get past things like “the commercialism of Christmas” and the replacing of “Merry Christmas” with “Happy Holidays.” […]

A man came to Jesus with a greeting and a question. “Good teacher”, he said, “What must I do to inherit eternal life?” Before Jesus helped him with […]

God is very clear about who is great. It is not in having others serve you, but in you serving others. One of the things that makes us into great servers is our ability to be […]

“Everything that has been shaken will be shaken.’” But now he said he feels like Big Daddy Weave is coming out on the other side, entering a new season of […]

In the fall of 2003, The Perrys introduced a 17-year-old Joseph Habedank to 20,000 Southern Gospel fans at the National Quartet Convention in Louisville, Kentucky. The post […]

I am reading/listening to the One Year Bible Plan on the Bible app. This entry compliments what I mentioned last week about being one voice and unifying as Christians. From […]

You have a chance to put your pen to paper and talk one-on-one with leaders in the Christian writing world the first week of November in Ashville, Ohio just south of […]

They are the Martins, and they will showcase their beautiful family harmony when they perform in concert at New Covenant CCCU (535 E. Second Street) in Waverly on Friday, […]

Anyone who knows anything about the National Football League is aware that Pittsburgh Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin is passionate. He is a no-nonsense leader who gets to […]

J.T. Starks grew up in Lancaster, Texas, near Dallas, amidst violence and uncertainty. He had no role model as a child, but he relied on his instincts for survival. The post […]

Over the past 18 months of blogging, I have tried to post some inspirational stories about everyday people who face problems head-on with the help of the God. I recall the […]

Each day’s devotion from Buckeye Believer provides touching inspiration for the day, but the overall flow of the spiritual implications walked me through a complete […]

They came to see their world champion Philadelphia Eagles play in the inaugural AO1 Foundation Charity Softball game, organized by Carson Wentz. Wentz is not only making his […]

Videos of students from Covington Catholic High School in Kentucky went viral on social media over the weekend as they seemed to mock a Native American elder The post Videos […]

Pew Research reported Christians are overrepresented in both sides, considering that only 71 percent of all adults in the US identify as Christians. The post Research Shows […]

A little girl originally from Apple Valley, CA, Sophia Campa Peters made a big request back in January 2018: Get the whole world to pray for her brain surgery. The post […]

Celebrating their five-year anniversary, OneLife LA is a walk for life in downtown Los Angeles for all of Southern California. The post OneLife LA: Local Event Alternative […]

And it is that genuine, fiery zeal for the Kingdom and selfless approach to Kingdom work that characterized, not only the life of David Miller, but also his work at Life […]

The parliament of Bulgaria passed the Religious Denominations Act, without the severe Church restrictions that evangelicals have been protesting against since October. The […]

One in ten members of the Church of England clergy has become a victim of violence in the last two years. The post 10% of Church of England Clergy […]

According to the makers of the YouVersion Bible App, Isaiah 41:10 is the most shared, bookmarked, and highlighted verse this year. The post YouVersion Bible App Reveals […]

As news cycles go, the death of young adventurer-missionary John Allen Chau is old news but it keeps coming to mind. The post Weighing In On Death of John Allen Chau […]

Israeli researchers said they had found new evidence to indicate that the ancient copper alloy finger ring could have belonged to Pontius Pilate. The post Israeli […]