Category: Culture

Based on David L. Cook’s best-selling 2009 novel Golf’s Sacred Journey: Seven Days at the Links of Utopia (Zondervan), Seven … Read More

Depression. Alcohol abuse. Suicidal behaviors. These are a few of the mental health problems researchers are tying to abortion. In … Read More

Popular gospel artist Marvin Sapp plans to record his first album since his wife, MeLinda, died of colon cancer in … Read More

We’re counting down to an inevitable conflict between Israel and Islam. That’s the premise of a new film that’s now … Read More

It seems the notion of taking Satan to court is resonating with Christians across the country—and is even turning atheists … Read More

Imagine being able to control your favorite Christian radio station from your home computer. With a few clicks, you can … Read More

Superheroes can teach us moral lessons in the battle between good and evil, but heroes of faith offer timeless truths … Read More

Billy Graham hasn’t written a new book in more than five years. But aging Christians looking for wise words of … Read More

Zondervan has defended its updated New International Version following criticism of the revision of the world’s best-selling Bible translation by … Read More

An atheist group is crossing the line with its attack on children with disabilities. The Freedom From Religion Foundation is … Read More

In recent weeks, online political activists have engaged in a misinformation campaign that seeks to bully retailers such as Walgreens, … Read More

Nothing happens without prayer—and Pascagoula High School staff and faculty members know that all too well. That’s why they gather … Read More

Grammy-nominated gospel artist Shei Atkins announced Wednesday that she is leaving gospel music and instead embracing more secular R&B music. Her reason: The church is too “judgmental.”

With three gospel albums under her belt, her first releasing in 2004, Atkins says gospel music fans struggled to accept the “realness” of some of her song lyrics.

Homosexuals will not be the only ones expressing their views at Charlotte, N.C.’s Pride Charlotte event on Saturday. From noon … Read More

Common sense has prevailed in the case of a former “Teacher of the Year” who was suspended from the classroom … Read More

The Bible says when the thief is caught stealing he has to repay sevenfold. But have you ever wished you could just sue the devil?

That’s the idea behind Suing the Devil, a faith-based legal thriller that brings the spiritual battle to the courtroom. The film aims to offer insight into the danger of pride, the power of prayer, and the ultimate victory of faith in Christ over the forces of evil.

At a time when many are questioning the reality of hell and Satan—according to the latest Barna Group poll, only 50 percent of Christians believe in the devil—Suing the Devil aims its guns at Satan’s strategy. The film opens in select theaters nationwide on Aug. 26.

In the film, Luke O’Brien (Bart Bronson), a washed-up janitor turned night law student, sues Satan (Malcolm McDowell) for $8 trillion. Satan, who has 10 of the country’s best lawyers on his legal team, appears to defend himself on the last day before Luke files a defauly judgment. The whole world watches Legal TV to see who will win “the trial of the century.”

A former “Teacher of the Year” at Mount Dora High School has been suspended from the classroom for a comment he made on his own personal Facebook page.

In the Facebook comment, Jerry Buell expressed his disapproval of legalized same-sex marriage in New York. The Florida educator said homosexuality is a sin and that seeing two “grooms” kissing on a news story revolted him.

School officials received a complaint about Buell’s comment on Tuesday from a 2002 Mount Dora graduate, who was never even in the teacher’s class. The Lake County School District responded by taking away his teaching privileges and reassigning him to administrative duties.

As you’ve probably seen in the news recently, Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz recently canceled his appearance at the Willow Creek … Read More