Religion and faith

His "greatest misses" compilation remains Just Witnessing's busiest video during another week without new uploads.

Ashley Key's conversation traces the path from spoken word and an FBI job offer to telephone booths connecting people with mental health re…

The narrated toy challenge is the most watched of eight new uploads on the clips channel.

The 700 Club Bible study returns to David's succession, while Michele Bachmann and Erin Zimmerman examine Britain's Middle East legacy.

A congregation-side clip turns unusual percussion equipment into a guessing game, drawing far more views than his usual Short.

A Susie Wiles upload joins fifteen posts connecting the midterms, political leadership and biblical interpretation.

Carrie Gress connects Baum's fantasy to Matilda Gage and the occult, while viewers offer a different interpretation of the yellow brick roa…

Nine uploads mixed church comedy with devotional encouragement, while the channel added 15,000 subscribers.

Dahlia Canbaz's report connects Michigan's Senate result to broader representation and changing arguments over US support for Israel.

A first-phone memory turns a revival service into a roaming home movie, drawing nearly seven times his usual first-day Shorts audience.

A quiet exchange at the pulpit leaves viewers asking to hear the performance that never begins.

Her fast-starting Ark Of Grace Ministries Short argues that political setbacks are positioning a future leader for 2028.

An Orthodox priest's smiling dismissal gives the channel another fast-moving church clip, with viewers picking up on his unexpectedly casua…

The long conversation joins a 15-upload week whose largest new audience went to Fradd's reaction to Confession.

Gordon Robertson welcomes Dinesh D'Souza to discuss The Stones Cry Out, before a feature on Callie Mitchell's youth baseball program.

The Hillsong guitarist walks through an Anagram-based touring board built to approximate his studio setup.

Life.Church's new Holy Spirit sermon connects spiritual gifts with service rather than status.

The World of Islam Festival founder's podcast joins new commentary on hijab restrictions, elections and migration.

A keyboard player and drummer match the preacher's movements so closely that viewers are making video-game comparisons.

His prescreening reaction has drawn an unusually large audience, and viewers are building a movie recommendation list of their own.