11 people were killed in yet another massacre in Nigeria
Quaker activists will protest against a raid on their Meeting House by the police
From questioning the use of technology to taking the Bible very seriously, we can learn more than quilt-making and horse-and-buggy riding from these quirky American communities.
The American Miracle – Our Nation is No Accident is a supernatural docudrama that explores God’s divine role in the founding and development of the United States, tying its historical milestones to purposeful providence. Scheduled for a limited theatrical release on June 9–11, 2025, the film celebrates America’s 250th anniversary and features commentary from notable figures, emphasizing gratitude for divine guidance in shaping the nation's identity and freedoms.
As AI-powered tools like the Sonny counseling chatbot become more prevalent in schools and even churches, concerns are rising about the replacement of authentic human connection with artificial substitutes. While these technologies may offer accessibility and support, Christians are reminded that true relational fulfillment comes from real people and fellowship within the Body of Christ—not from machines.
While hiking with her family near Tel Azeka in Israel, three-year-old Ziv Nitzan discovered a 3,800-year-old Canaanite scarab amulet dating back to the Middle Bronze Age—centuries before the Israelites entered the Promised Land. Experts say the rare artifact reflects ancient Egyptian influence and highlights the historical significance of the region long before David fought Goliath there.
Seventeen-year-old aspiring preacher Canaan James Hill stunned the judges on American Idol with a powerful gospel performance that earned him a coveted Platinum Ticket, launching him past the first round of Hollywood Week. Hill's heartfelt rendition of I Need Your Glory moved Lionel Richie to his feet and left Carrie Underwood speechless, as his performance quickly went viral with over 600,000 views on YouTube.
NASA astronaut Butch Wilmore shared how his Christian faith sustained him spiritually during a nine-month mission aboard the International Space Station, highlighting the importance of virtual worship, daily devotions, and fellowship—even from orbit. Wilmore emphasized that staying grounded in God’s Word and sharing the gospel helped him find contentment and purpose amid the challenges of space travel.
Auburn University men’s basketball coach Bruce Pearl says faith is the foundation of his team’s culture, emphasizing spiritual growth, accountability, and character development through Bible studies and mentorship. Players credit the team’s chaplain and faith-based environment for helping them grow closer to God both on and off the court.
Grammy and Dove Award-winning gospel legend Russ Taff discusses his new album 'Cover Story' as he opens up about his own journey through alcohol addiction, redemption, and the healing power of Christ.