Category: U.S.

When the Tree of Life Christian Schools purchased the former American Online/Time-Warner building in Upper Arlington, Ohio, the organization had … Read More

Have you ever been mad at God? If so, you are not alone. Many people over the ages have struggled … Read More

Singer-songwriter Rebecca St. James, a longtime supporter of the True Love Waits abstinence movement, announced Jan. 3 that she is … Read More

It’s been nearly a year since a devastating earthquake hit Haiti, killing more than 230,000 people. But Haiti’s rebuilding is … Read More

In case you don’t already have enough ways to read your Bible’s online, on your smartphone, on your desktop, and, … Read More

Mobilizing God’s Marketplace Army. That’s the theme of the 4th Annual Kingdom Economic Yearly Summit, also known as KEYS. Eighty … Read More

What were the top religion and political trends in 2010? And how might they shape our future? That’s the topic … Read More

Some call it Civil Rights Day. Others call it Dr. Martin Luther King Day. Whatever you choose to call it, … Read More

What’s your New Year’s resolution? Getting closer to God? Losing weight? Earning more money? Barna Group set out to discover … Read More

The number of Americans filing for their first week of unemployment benefit fell below 400,000 for the first time in … Read More

God is working all around us today. Don’t let negative headlines distract you from the real story. 2010 was a … Read More

Just because the war on Christmas is over “at least for now” doesn’t mean there aren’t other battles going on in Christendom. People are debating about everything from yoga to trademarks to dog fighting and beyond. Here are a few quirky stories I read in my quest to deliver you the news that matters most.

Should Christians practice yoga? The Wall Street Journal is stirring up quite a debate with its article by the same title. 

What’s in an acronym? Plenty, apparently. But the Los Angeles Times reports that the International House of Pancakes dropped its trademark suit against the International House of Prayer. Did prayer help?

In some states, minors seem to need parental consent for body piercings but not for abortions. Several family and legal … Read More

Businessman Mart Green will lead a multiministry initiative to digitize Scripture and accelerate Bible translation. The businessman whose family’s $70 … Read More

It’s all about one thing at the International House of Prayer’s (IHOP) Young Adult Conference and that’s Jesus.

Dubbed one thing, the annual worship and teaching conference is drawing 25,000 young adults to Kansas City Convention Center this Dec. 28-31.

“There are moments in history when a door for great change is blown wide open,” says Mike Bickle, conference founder and director of IHOP-KC. “We are in the early days of seeing sweeping changes that will confront the status quo in the Church and in society. It is in these strategic moments that the disciples of Jesus will become the hinge of history, that pivotal point that determines which way the door will swing.”

One million downloads. That’s the latest milestone Bible.is is reporting. After just five months on the market, the free audio-based … Read More

In case you haven’t been reading news over the holiday weekend, here’s a round up of some interesting stories relating … Read More

Israel is getting ready to welcome 90,000 tourists this Christmas. The nation is promoting access to holy sites and working … Read More

What if there were a special television channel that carried the most popular church services and ministry programs featuring America’s … Read More

Pat Robertson doesn’t condone smoking weed, but he’s giving the nod to legalizing the drug. On a recent episode of … Read More

Francis Chan has picked up and moved his family to Asia. Chan pastored the 4,000-member Cornerstone Church in Simi Valley, … Read More