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NRB 2026 Special Edition: Seasoned Experts on Faith, Politics, Culture, Technology and Science – available on-site at NRB 2026 or via Zoom.

NRB 2026 Special Edition: Seasoned Experts on Faith, Politics, Culture, Technology and Science – available on-site at NRB 2026 or via Zoom.

This edition spotlights expert voices speaking into today’s most urgent issues—from cries for prayer breaking through Iran’s internet blackout to an atheist’s journey from despair to ministry, and what AI could mean for the future of relationships. Plus, another exclusive NRB 2026 preview from Nashville explores the hidden moral costs of “designer baby” technology, fresh research on evangelical attitudes toward Israel after the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks, and how 2 million Bibles reached closed and restricted borders in 2025.

This edition highlights expert voices shaping today’s most pressing conversations—from warnings about anti-ICE church protests and protecting congregations amid civil unrest to a thoughtful Christian response to questions about polygamy. Plus, get a preview of NRB 2026 in Nashville, where leaders will tackle defending human dignity in the age of biotech, examine evangelical attitudes toward Israel after October 7, and share the inspiring story of how God’s Word sparked a global faith movement.

This edition features powerful stories of faith and resilience—from bypassing censorship to broadcast hope into Iran amid crisis, to reflections on the country’s protests and rising death toll. We also explore whether a cultural reset can restore trust in evangelical leadership and hear why one Christian marriage and family expert believes “faith begins at the dinner table.”

This edition explores the global and cultural forces shaping faith today—from lessons on authoritarianism and leadership drawn from Venezuela and Iran’s underground church to fresh media initiatives reaching new audiences. It also highlights inspiring resources for the new year and practical opportunities for churches to innovate through new grant funding.

This week’s edition features stories of faith-driven leadership and practical discipleship, from a historic transition at Transform Iran to insights on honoring God through health stewardship and pursuing “impossible dreams.” It also offers timely guidance for churches and individuals as they plan safely for winter travel and turn New Year’s faith goals into lasting habits.

This edition examines signs of spiritual momentum and discernment at the start of the new year—from renewed interest in Scripture and thoughtful approaches to faith-based healthcare to deeper reflection on spiritual resolutions. It also explores major questions shaping the Church today, including transparency in Christian AI tools and whether America’s religious decline may be reaching a turning point.

This week’s edition covers key intersections of faith, public policy and innovation—from calls for Johnson Amendment reform and renewed Christian support for Israel to the rise of a theologically grounded AI platform. It also highlights ministry milestones and practical resources, including an Amazon-bestselling missions book and seasonal safety guidance for churches.

This edition highlights stories of compassion, courage and conviction—from Christmas relief efforts for Texas flood victims to faith-driven leadership in the workplace and on the mission field. It also spotlights new books gaining national attention and voices calling Christians to live out bold, compassionate faith in a complex cultural moment.

This edition centers on keeping Christ at the forefront of the season—at home, in church, and in the workplace—while offering practical guidance for navigating the holidays. It also highlights global ministry momentum, including EEM’s story from covert Bible delivery to worldwide impact and a historic gathering of 1,000 U.S. pastors in Israel, alongside safety insights for churches during winter months.

From shifting holiday traditions and rising anti-Israel sentiment to the use of AI for Bible engagement, this issue also highlights major ministry efforts — including Convoy of Hope’s 10-million-meal initiative and practical encouragement from PRAY.COM for navigating the holidays with prayer and peace.

From debates over insurance for younger Americans to fresh resources for weary pastors, plus a remarkable story of faith behind the Iron Curtain and JAARS’ insights for Aviation History Month, this week’s issue offers a rich blend of news, inspiration, and innovation.

This edition highlights how Christian leaders and ministries are responding to today’s toughest challenges—from Hurricane Melissa relief in Jamaica and rising healthcare costs to school gender policies and the veteran-suicide crisis. It also spotlights ongoing gospel work through global Bible translation efforts and the mentoring of the next generation of evangelists.

This edition highlights how Christian leaders and ministries are responding to today’s toughest challenges—from Hurricane Melissa relief in Jamaica and rising healthcare costs to school gender policies and the veteran-suicide crisis. It also spotlights ongoing gospel work through global Bible translation efforts and the mentoring of the next generation of evangelists.

From a metro station named for Mary in Tehran to a million meals and millions of Bibles, this week’s edition explores faith, healing, and hope on a global scale. Plus, practical wisdom for making healthcare decisions that honor both body and faith.

This edition spotlights bold faith in action—from a billboard campaign defending Israel to a viral Bible podcast, miraculous transformations in the Baltics, a Toy Story-style Christmas blessing, and an AI-powered platform introducing Muslims to Jesus.

This week’s edition spotlights faith in action—from exclusive on-the-ground insight into the Israel-Hamas peace plan to the Supreme Court’s latest free speech case. Plus, explore how believers are preparing for the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, honoring God through health stewardship, and celebrating Cedarville University’s national recognition for Christ-centered excellence.

This week’s edition features Friends of Zion’s new initiative, mobilizing pastors against antisemitism, the “AI for Humanity” Summit exploring the ethical implications of technology, and stories of spiritual impact—ranging from men’s ministry movements and Bible translation milestones to hope-filled testimonies emerging from inside Iran.