Islamic Militants Suspected for Murder of Blogger
Attackers in Bangladesh wielding machetes killed a liberal blogger, police said on Thursday, the latest in series of murders of … Read More
Taylor Berglund
ISIS Burns 15 Civilians Alive
ISIS has burned 15 civilians to death after they tried to flee Fallujah. Fallujah is ISIS’ second-largest stronghold in Iraq … Read More
Justin Bieber Makes Boldest Stand for God Yet
Justin Bieber’s faith has been a major topic for the pop star. And this week, Bieber made one of his … Read More
Virginia Pastor Stabbed by Son in His Own Home
A Virginia pastor was stabbed by his own son in his home Monday afternoon. Pastor Dave Janney, of Purcellville Baptist … Read More
Behind the Gay Anger There Is Often Deep Pain
I had no idea who the man was, but he ended his note to me on Facebook with these words: … Read More
7 US Companies Blast Mississippi for Religious Freedom Stance
Executives of several major U.S. corporations urged Mississippi on Wednesday to repeal a new state law that allows businesses to deny wedding … Read More
Franklin Graham Has Some Choice Words for ‘Hypocrite’ Company
On Wednesday, Franklin Graham called out PayPal for its hypocritical corporate stances. PayPal announced Tuesday that it was canceling plans … Read More
The Pope Does Something Amazing for Girl Going Blind
A 5-year-old American girl who does not know she is gradually going blind met Pope Francis on Wednesday as part of her … Read More
Country Legend Merle Haggard Dies at 79
Country giant Merle Haggard, who rose from poverty and prison to international fame through his songs about outlaws, underdogs and … Read More
Ex-Congressman: We Are in World War III
During a panel discussion on religious freedom around the world Wednesday, Former Rep. Frank Wolf declared that the world is … Read More
Sarah Palin Threatens Rapper With Lawsuit After Twitter Battle
Sarah Palin told People magazine that she would sue rapper Azealia Banks after a series of incendiary tweets between the two women. … Read More
Watch Japan—For All Is Not Well In the Land Of the Rising Sun
One of the epicenters of the global financial crisis that started during the second half of last year is Japan, … Read More
Faith Group Challenges AT&T, Marriott, Comcast, Allstate and Wells Fargo to Stop Excluding Christians
Faith Driven Consumer (FDC)—representing 41 million Americans who spend $2 trillion annually, has earned wide recognition for its groundbreaking faithequalityindex.com (FEI), which … Read More
Meet the Family Who Fled ISIS: ‘They Cut My Brother to Pieces’
We’ve heard for months about hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing for their lives from ISIS. Now we’d like to … Read More
Covenant Sign: Double Rainbow Spans Sky Over Washington Monument
God used the cold fronts sweeping across the nation as a opportunity to remind us of His promises, if a … Read More
Billy Graham Feels Sorry for People Who Do This
Evangelist Billy Graham feels sorry for people who don’t abide by James 1:19. When a reader asked him how to handle … Read More
Is Divine Healing for Today?
Many today argue that divine healing does not happen any longer. Yet Dr. Michael Brown wants to reopen that topic … Read More
Mississippi Governor Signs Law Allowing Christians to Deny Services to Same-Sex Couples
Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant on Tuesday signed a far-reaching law allowing people with religious objections to deny wedding services to same-sex couples … Read More
At the Epicenter of America’s Abortion Tragedy, This New York Mom Saves Innocent Lives
Pro-life advocates marked another victory for women and children on March 25—as Florida Gov. Rick Scott signed H.B. 1411, a … Read More
Instagram World Flips Out Over This Viral Photo of Hillary Clinton
The Internet is abuzz after Candace Cameron Bure’s most recent Instagram post. She recently reposted an image of herself, Hillary … Read More
PayPal Punishes North Carolina for Transgender Bathroom Law
PayPal Holdings Inc said on Tuesday it canceled plans to open a global operations center in Charlotte, North Carolina after the state … Read More