Amid Christian Persecution, Sudan Government Proclaims Religious Freedom
Sudan’s minister of guidance and endowments, Al-Fatih Taj El-sir, announced Wednesday that no new licenses for building churches will be … Read More
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Jim Garlow’s Wife Passes Away After Six-Year Cancer Battle
Carol Garlow, the wife of pro-family advocate and pastor Jim Garlow, has gone home to be with the Lord after … Read More
Israel Cabinet OKs Europe ‘Open Skies’ Deal Despite Strike
Israel’s cabinet on Sunday approved an open skies agreement to boost airline traffic to and from Europe, defying a strike … Read More
Cult Survivor Still Believes in Koresh 20 Years After Waco
Clive Doyle is still a staunch Branch Davidian loyal to the teachings of David Koresh, whose tiny church outside Waco, … Read More
Kansas Governor Signs Far-Reaching Anti-Abortion Bill
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback on Friday signed into law a far-reaching anti-abortion bill that creates new restrictions on the procedure … Read More
Boy Scout Resolution on Open Homosexuality Violates Timeless Values of Scouting
This resolution would introduce open homosexuality into the ranks and eventually the leadership of Scouting. This is totally unacceptable to … Read More
Do You Hear God in Your Workplace?
God is raising up a new breed of man and woman in the workplace today. We have largely been a … Read More
Majority of Pastors Doubt Global Warming but Recycle at Church
While many churches are acting “green,” the majority of pastors disagree global warming is real and man-made. The percentage of … Read More
OM Plants New Church in Kosovo
After weeks of prayers and preparations, Operation Mobilization Kosovo’s Peja team celebrated the dedication of their new church plant during … Read More
‘Matthew Sunday’ Introduces ‘My Hope America’ to Churches Across the US
There is a misnomer circulating out there. At least that’s one North Carolina woman’s take on relationship evangelism. To reach … Read More
Evangelists Embark on Big Fat Greek Mission
Hundreds of thousands of anxious men and women, making their way from Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Asia and Africa, view … Read More
Hidden Warfare: Kibbutz Ayalon
There is a kibbutz (well, sort of) in the Rehovot area of Israel that is a very interesting place to … Read More
Theologian Tries to Make Sense of Son’s Death
Nearly eight years ago, professor Richard Lischer got a call on his cell phone that would tear at his heart … Read More
Bangladesh in Turmoil Over Proposed Anti-Blasphemy Law
Amid rising political conflict, Bangladeshi Christians are relying on the government to resist the demands of Islamists for the introduction … Read More
Boy Scouts of America Calls for End to Ban on Gay Members
The Boy Scouts of America called to end a long-standing ban on openly gay members, a spokesman said on Friday, … Read More
Who’s to Blame for Abortion Doc’s ‘House of Horrors’?
The prosecution has rested its case against abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell. Despite the gruesome nature of the trial, it still … Read More
Living for Yeshua Negates Living With Terror
Watching the news this week has been more upsetting than usual. First there was Boston, and then Texas. So many … Read More
Israeli Terror Victim Offers Advice to Boston Marathon Bombing Victims
As the entire nation joins Boston in mourning three deaths and massive injuries and amputations, Americans are once again facing … Read More
Small Spirit-Filled Church Has Big Reputation for Impacting Kids
Coke, Pepsi, Microsoft, Apple. The very mention of these relatively non-controversial but highly successful names can illicit strong responses—good and … Read More
Greg Laurie Calls on Americans to Join National Day of Prayer
Pastor Greg Laurie, the honorary chairman of the National Day of Prayer, believes America faces a spiritual crisis. So he … Read More
Somalian Muslim Extremists Capture, Torture Christian Convert
Al-Shabab, an al-Qaida-linked terrorist network in Somalia, has captured and tortured a Christian convert. Missing for several weeks, Hassan Gulled, … Read More