Religion and faith

A praise-break dancer keeps bouncing, while viewers debate the accelerating beat and make the case for praising in your own way.

A sermon clip about students wearing ski masks draws roughly twelve times the channel's usual first-day views for Shorts.

A church-broadcast excerpt draws an unusually fast start, while Bernard makes clear he is sharing it as comedy.

A few people heading for the exits set off a congregation-wide scramble in a Short with an unusually fast start.

Dahlia Canbaz's report moves beyond school dress rules to examine oil, weapons and Azerbaijan's regional alliances.

Shaun Tabatt's Living Waters interview accompanies a first AI music gospel tract and a preview of Comfort's memoir.

A brief "Excuse me" before the dancing has become the comment section's favorite detail.

Ahmed Khanji's cybersecurity Q&A remains active alongside four new uploads covering school restrictions, media criticism and AI chatbots.

A speaker's invitation brings other churchgoers along, while the Short draws a much faster audience than usual.

His essay distinguishes a change in circumstances from a change in moral teaching, drawing nearly ten times the usual first-day comments.

A gospel solo from the pews draws an unusually large audience, while viewers single out the rhythmic clap and memories of church growing up.

A praise break in a bright pink dress draws an unusually fast audience for the faith-and-humor channel.

A request to sit down meets an organ, drums and tambourines, giving the channel a much faster start than usual.

A balcony dancer supplies the action while closing announcements carry on, drawing nearly ten times the Short's usual first-day audience.

Abigail Robertson's only new interview of the week centers on London Smith's prayers, responsibility for her campers and faith after the fl…

The Short focuses on access to education and religious freedom, drawing more than 310,000 views in 17 hours.

"Your Worry Is Chasing Something Temporary" connects everyday priorities with faith, money and what lasts.

Older conversations explore the difference between a Christian upbringing and personal faith.

June episodes featuring Jessica Tate and the Guptills remain active during a week without new uploads.

Her account centers on faith and rebuilding, themes she also explores in The Other Side of Perfect.