Pamela Marshall+FollowStubHub’s wild mix-up: Metal band at a Christmas show?Imagine buying tickets for a peaceful Christmas concert and seeing a promo photo of heavy metal legends Lamb of God instead! That’s exactly what happened in Spartanburg, SC, when StubHub accidentally used the wrong band’s image for Andrew Peterson’s ‘Behold The Lamb Of God’ event. The ticketing site quickly apologized and offered refunds to anyone confused by the mix-up. It’s a hilarious reminder of how easily things can go sideways online. Have you ever had a ticketing surprise or seen a funny event mix-up? Let’s hear your stories! #Religion #StubHub #LambOfGod00Share
lmiles+FollowFaith Flick “I Can Only Imagine” Gets a Sequel!Remember the surprise hit “I Can Only Imagine”? That indie Christian movie crushed the box office with $80M, and now it’s getting a sequel! “I Can Only Imagine 2” drops Feb 2026, riding the wave of faith-based movies everyone’s talking about. The director says it’s proof people want more stories that dig deep into faith and family. Who else is curious to see what they do next? #Religion #FaithFilms #ICanOnlyImagine30Share
Lindsay Wood+FollowCharlotte’s altar rail change sparks big questionsCharlotte’s Catholic community is about to see a tradition quietly disappear: kneeling at the altar rail for Communion will end by 2026. For many at St. Ann’s and beyond, this isn’t just about church furniture—it’s about how small rituals shape our sense of reverence, unity, and belonging. As the diocese moves toward a more uniform, standing Communion, some worry we’re losing more than a custom. In a fast-changing city, do these little traditions help keep us grounded? Or is it time for the Church to adapt? How do you feel about the role of tradition in your community? #Religion #Charlotte #CatholicChurch00Share
otaylor+FollowScott Foley’s New Show Is Giving All the FeelsScott Foley is back and this time he’s playing a widowed pastor who’s trying to rebuild his life while raising three kids. Enter Erinn Hayes as a newly divorced mom, and you’ve got the recipe for a faith-based drama that’s all about hope, healing, and maybe a little romance (or is it?). ‘It’s Not Like That’ drops Jan 25 on Prime Video’s Wonder Project—get ready for all the second-chance vibes! #Religion #ScottFoley #PrimeVideo00Share
Teresa Graham+FollowMonk’s return inspires Snellville with hopeAfter a life-changing accident on his 2,300-mile walk for peace, Phra Ajarnh Maha Dam Phommasan is back in Georgia, greeted by an outpouring of love at Snellville’s Wat Lao Buddha Khanti temple. Even after losing his leg, Phommasan says he’s grateful if his journey brings more peace and compassion into the world. His resilience and optimism have left many in awe—proving that even in the face of hardship, the human spirit can shine. How do you think acts of courage like this can ripple through our community? #Religion #Snellville #CommunityInspiration00Share
kimberly31+FollowDetroit’s Second Baptist: More than historyJust steps from Detroit’s major sports arenas, Second Baptist Church has quietly shaped the city for nearly 190 years—long before the roar of the crowds. Founded by formerly enslaved people, this church was a vital stop on the Underground Railroad and has always been about action, not just memory. Today, Pastor Lawrence Rodgers is channeling that legacy into tackling Detroit’s toughest challenges, from food insecurity to youth education. It’s powerful to see a place so rooted in history still pushing for change. How do you think our city’s past should guide its future? #Religion #Detroit #Community00Share
otaylor+FollowYour Best Days Aren’t Behind You!Ever feel like your story’s stuck? This is your sign that God’s not done with you yet. Even when life feels heavy, He’s working behind the scenes—lining up blessings, healing old wounds, and opening new doors. You haven’t been alone for a second. Take a breath, let go of the stress, and let hope in again. The best chapters of your life are still ahead—seriously, get excited! #Religion #Faith #Hope51Share
otaylor+FollowNoah’s Ark: Pottery Clues Uncovered!Archaeologists just found ancient pottery near the legendary Noah’s Ark site on Turkey’s Mount Ararat! These fragments date back 5,000-7,000 years, matching the era the Ark supposedly landed. The find doesn’t prove the Ark existed, but it’s wild to think people lived right where the Bible says the Ark came to rest. Could this finally be the clue that cracks the mystery? #Religion #NoahsArk #Archaeology212Share
Matthew Barnes+FollowErika Kirk's Faith After TragedyErika Kirk just got real about losing Charlie Kirk and how her faith hasn’t wavered. She says her convos with God are the same as before—no ‘why me?’ moments, just asking for strength and purpose. Now leading TPUSA, Erika’s all about following God’s will, and the group’s faith network is exploding since Charlie’s passing. Honestly, her resilience is next-level inspiring. #Religion #ErikaKirk #CharlieKirk169Share
lmiles+FollowThe Surprising Story Behind 'Mary, Did You Know?'Ever wondered about the story behind 'Mary, Did You Know?' Turns out, the song isn’t just a Christmas classic—it’s got some real-life drama too. Michael English, the original singer, had a rollercoaster life full of ups, downs, and comebacks. The song’s deep questions about Mary and Jesus hit differently when you know the singer’s own struggles. Kinda makes you think about faith, flaws, and second chances, right? #Religion #MaryDidYouKnow #ChristmasMusic73Share
