Faith
Trump, NRB 2026 Open With Faith and Hope
Faith Facts
- The NRB 2026 International Christian Media Convention, the world’s largest Christian media gathering, opened in Nashville with over 6,000 attendees.
- Troy Miller, NRB president and CEO, called on Christian communicators to close the “orthodoxy gap” between belief and obedience.
- President Donald Trump, in a video address, reaffirmed his administration’s defense of religious liberty and the nation’s foundations under God.
Christian leaders and media representatives from around the globe gathered in Nashville to renew their commitment to sharing the Gospel and upholding religious freedom. The convention is marked by a focus on biblical truth, equipping believers to boldly fulfill the Great Commission and advocate for Judeo-Christian values.
The opening prayer led by John Ankerberg emphasized dependence on the Holy Spirit as the driving force for every endeavor during the week. He challenged attendees to remember the 1,000 million people worldwide still awaiting the Bible in their language, underscoring the mission’s urgency.
“Under this administration, we are once again defending their rights and restoring our historic identity as a nation under God,” Trump said.
Christians Engaged founder Bonnie Pounds announced her group’s remarkable growth, mobilizing believers to pray, vote, and serve their communities. The launch of “Christians Engaged en Español” will reach out to the Hispanic community, expanding this impact in partnership with Rev. Samuel Rodriguez and NHCLC.
The NRB introduced America Reads the Bible, an upcoming event in Washington, D.C., and unveiled a Veterans Ministry Initiative to empower churches in caring for veterans struggling with loneliness and mental health needs.
A worship session led by Michael W. Smith elevated the spirit of the gathering, uniting thousands in song and thankfulness to the Lord. His timeless hymns inspired hearts to pursue God’s calling with renewed purpose.
The week ahead at NRB 2026 promises vision and direction for confronting new media challenges and fortifying Christian faith in the public square.
Stay rooted in faith, stand for truth, and join the movement to bring biblical hope to your community.