The lobby of the new Museum of Christian & Gospel Music in downtown Nashville was filled with the sounds of drills, vacuums and other power tools last week as workers scurried to put the finishing touches on displays ahead of the grand opening a couple days away. “Do I feel ready?” asked Steve Gilreath, the museum’s bearded, jovial executive director. “No. But we’ll be ready.” Two days later, the museum, located a block from the famed Ryman Auditorium, opened to the public.| The Roys Report
(Opinion) The conflict entrepreneurs are at it again. This time the skirmish is between dissident right activist Megan Basham and one of her favorite targets: Christianity Today magazine. If, for the past few days, you have been going to work, raising a family, attending church, or doing other things that sane people do, and you’ve therefore missed this tempest in a teapot, here are some basic facts: Canon Press, the publishing arm of Pastor Douglas Wilson’s ministry, made an unsolicited...| The Roys Report
For years, she was known onscreen as “Crazy Cousin Amy.” From 2008-2015, Amy Duggar King was featured in all 10 seasons of “19 Kids and Counting,” the hit TLC reality show about the ever-growing Duggar family. The thing was, Duggar King wasn’t crazy — she was just a young adult who wore jeans, listened to rock music and had a shoulder-length haircut. But in the fundamentalist world Duggar King’s 19 cousins were raised in, those factors rendered her an outsider.| The Roys Report
Christianity Today (CT) magazine has rejected a $10 million buy-out offer from Canon Press, a publishing company founded by prominent Christian nationalist pastor Doug Wilson. News of the offer was posted online Sept. 29 by Daily Wire reporter Megan Basham, who claimed that many Christians lament that CT “has been captured by worldly ideology.” Basham suggested Canon Press would restore the magazine to the “intended purpose” of its founder, the Rev. Billy Graham.| The Roys Report
Troy A. Miller, NRB president & CEO, recently sat down with Erick Stackelbeck on his TBN show to discuss NRB’s new home in Washington, the revival of faith among the […] The post Media Roundup | September 25, 2025 appeared first on NRB.| NRB
Of the many technological advancements shaping our world, few have the potential for global reach like streaming media. Using this technology effectively can feel daunting for ministries, nonprofits, and churches. […] The post Lightcast is Powering the Future of Digital Ministry appeared first on NRB.| NRB
In 2024, more than 10,000 churches, 1.2 million participants, and 70,000 schools joined together for one bold purpose: to stand unashamed for Christ. This year, the movement is aiming even higher—2 million […] The post How ‘Bring Your Bible to School Day’ is Equipping a Generation for Christ appeared first on NRB.| NRB
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 23, 2025 FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: presscenter@nrb.org NRB Champions Free Speech, Encourages FCC to Safeguard Diverse Media Voices WASHINGTON, D.C. (NRB) — The National Religious Broadcasters (NRB), […] The post NRB Champions Free Speech, Encourages FCC to Safeguard Diverse Media Voices appeared first on NRB.| NRB
For two decades, Michael Tait survivors Jason Jones and Randall Crawford hid their alleged rapes by Tait from the world. Now, they are on the warpath. After telling media their stories of grooming and sexual assault at the hands of the former Newsboys frontman, they have launched a platform called Coalition Reloaded. The ambitious music and ministry initiative calls out sexual and church abuse in an effort to change Christian music from the inside out.| The Roys Report
On Aug. 27, over a thousand attendees lifted their voices in worship at Washington, D.C.,’s Kennedy Center as part of a red-carpet premiere of a new documentary, “The Revival Generation: Gen Z Turning to Jesus.” As the notes of the last song faded, Abigail Robertson, granddaughter of famed televangelist Pat Robertson and producer of the film, took the stage to praise God for the Christian revivals taking place around the globe. “May this be the first of many events like this at the Ke...| The Roys Report
Days after challenging Pastor Doug Wilson to a public debate, Peter Bell, producer and host of the podcast “Sons of Patriarchy,” made a social media confession that has forced a reckoning within the community he helped build around exposing abuse in patriarchal churches. Bell, whose podcast investigates Wilson’s Moscow, Idaho-based church movement, said in a since-deleted Aug. 23 Facebook post that he struggled with pornography addiction for nearly two decades, was fired from multiple j...| The Roys Report
