Public Schools ‘Celebrating’ LGBT History Month
What are your kids studying in school today? Public schools from California to Florida are celebrating LGBT History Month, where … Read More
Gina Meeks
What the Sex-Change Industry Doesn’t Tell You
The story from Belgium was absolutely tragic. A 44-year-old woman disappointed by her female-to-male surgery decided to die by euthanasia, … Read More
Hundreds Dead, Missing as Migrant Boat Sinks Off Italy
More than 300 people drowned or were feared dead after a boat packed with African migrants caught fire and sank … Read More
Thousands Who Protested Peacefully Languish in Syrian Jails
Tens of thousands of people who peacefully demonstrated against President Bashar Assad are languishing in Syrian jails and are subjected … Read More
Virginia Megachurch Pastor’s Attorney Faces Assault Charges
The defense attorney who represents former megachurch pastor Geronimo Aguilar was arrested for allegedly assaulting a woman living in his … Read More
Gunfire Forces Brief Lockdown at US Capitol in Washington
The U.S. Capitol was briefly locked down on Thursday after gunshots were fired outside the building following a car chase … Read More
Sex Trafficking: Groups Expose Houston’s Dark Secret
Houston tops an ugly list. According to the U.S. Justice Department, the Texas metropolis is one of the country’s largest … Read More
Greg Laurie: Chuck Smith Impacted My Life
Evangelist Greg Laurie wrote in a blog post about how his life was impacted by the late pastor Chuck Smith, … Read More
Priests Murdered in Colombia Buried Amid Community Protests
Father Bernardo Echeverry, 62, and Father Hector Fabio Cabrera, 35, who ministered at San Sebastian Roman Catholic parish in Roldanillo … Read More
The Contemporary Gospel of Me
The biblical gospel starts with God and tells me what I can do to please Him. The contemporary gospel—which is … Read More
Pa. Clerk Appeals Ban on Same-Sex Marriage Licenses
Pennsylvania’s same-sex marriage battle headed to the state’s Supreme Court on Tuesday when a county clerk appealed a lower court’s September order … Read More
Florida Woman Tricked Into Taking Abortion Drug Sues Pharmacy
A Florida woman whose boyfriend switched her antibiotic with a medication known to cause abortion is suing the Tampa-area pharmacy … Read More
Faith-Based Film ‘Alone Yet Not Alone’ Opens as Top 3 Box Office Hit
Enthuse Entertainment’s riveting family-friendly drama Alone Yet Not Alone became the highest-grossing movie this weekend in terms of per-screen average (combining theater ticket sales … Read More
Suicide Bombings Spark Renewed Debate Over Blasphemy Laws
The Sept. 22 suicide bombings of a church in Pakistan have reignited political debate on the country’s controversial blasphemy laws. … Read More
John Paul Jackson’s Prophetic ‘Dreams’ Show Debuts on Daystar
Ask Sigmund Freud to interpret a dream, and he’d tell you that it was about sex. Ask Carl Jung, and … Read More
Minister-Turned-Atheist Teresa MacBain Loses Harvard Job After Inflating Resume
A former United Methodist minister-turned-atheist was dismissed from her high-profile position at Harvard University on Thursday after it was revealed … Read More
Boko Haram Killing Spree Claims 110 Nigerians
The militant Islamist sect Boko Haram is suspected of killing at least 110 people of various faiths across Nigeria during … Read More
Bill O’Reilly Says Holy Spirit Inspired Controversial New Book, ‘Killing Jesus’
Bill O’Reilly has been the king of cable television news for more than a decade. But lately he’s been making … Read More
After Campus Murder, InterVarsity Chapter Ministers Life to Student Body
The InterVarsity Christian Fellowship chapter at the University of Illinois is reeling from tragedy this week. A Chinese doctoral student at the … Read More
‘Month-After-Sex’ Pill Is ‘Abortion Not Contraception’
A so-called “contraceptive” pill, which could work up to a month after unprotected sex, is a “contradiction in terms,” critics … Read More
Obamacare May Trigger Exodus of Christian Doctors
Thousands of Christian doctors across the nation are considering quitting medicine or working overseas because of concerns over the new … Read More