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  1. 'Run With Christ': GenZ Run Club Put the Focus on Jesus, Grows Into Revival-Type Movement

    A Gen-Z-led group called "Run with Christ" is literally taking off.  What started in Columbus, Ohio, last year is now in more than 80 cities nationwide and five countries. Each week, tens of thousands of young people gather to run, worship, and hear the Gospel in cities all over the world. 

  2. 'We Need to Reconstitute Gaza': Vance in Israel Sounds Optimistic Tone, Yet Many Questions Abound

    Vice President JD Vance is examining the situation on the ground in Israel, looking for ways to advance President Trump's peace plan. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife, Sara, welcomed Vance and his wife, Usha, at the Prime Minister's Office on Wednesday.

  3. 7,000 Students 'Encounter Jesus in Powerful Ways' At UniteUS Grand Canyon University: 'Revival Is Here'

    Leaders and organizers of the UniteUS movement say they saw "lives changed, hearts surrendered, and students encounter Jesus in powerful ways" while sharing the Gospel at Grand Canyon University Tuesday night.

  4. Louisiana Pastor Fired Over Preferred Pronoun Dispute Demands to Be Reinstated As Librarian

    Luke Ash, the Louisiana bi-vocational pastor, who says he was fired from his librarian job because he declined to use a co-worker's preferred pronouns, is now demanding reinstatement to his position with back pay.

  5. Can You Trust the Bible? Film Reveals How Gospels Came to Be

    At a time when revival seems to be pouring out across America, a new film sheds light on how the Gospels were codified.

  6. Grandson of Shirley Jones Crashed on Cocaine After Losing 'The Voice' - As He Was Dying, He Cried Out to Jesus

    Jack Cassidy was 17 when he was chosen to compete on "The Voice." He was in his element and convinced he could win. But when Jack was cut from the contest, his dreams were dashed, and his life was soon hanging in the balance.

  7. Tensions Surge as Trump Targets Colombia in Expanding Caribbean Drug War

    International tensions closer to home are rising as the U.S. military continues striking alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean. Just days ago, President Trump vowed to cut off aid to Colombia—accusing its president of being an "illegal drug leader."

  8. 'Witchcraft Killed My Dad': Ex-Witch's Horrific Journey Out of Terror to Christ

    Julie Lopez says she was walking in “darkness” until her father’s horrific suicide snapped her and her family out of generations of witchcraft and into relationships with Jesus.

  9. More Churches Using Pickleball for Community Building, Outreach: 'Everybody Has Fun'

    HUNTINGTOWN, Maryland – It's the country's fastest-growing sport with almost 20 million Americans playing pickleball. And now, churches are tapping into its popularity. 

  10. Vance, Witkoff, Kushner in Israel to Advance Trump Gaza Deal as Hamas Warned: Comply or 'Be Eradicated'

    U.S. Vice President JD Vance arrived in Israel Tuesday for talks about the second phase of President Trump's Gaza peace deal, while U.S. mediators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are here to press for the completion of the plan's first phase. Vance and his wife, Usha, arrived for a three-day visit.

  11. God 'Has More for Me to Do': IDF Combat Engineer Survives Gaza Explosions, Learns to Pray for His Enemies

    The phrase "War is Hell" has resonated since U.S.General William Tecumseh Sherman said it to military cadets 14 years after the Civil War.  Israeli combat engineer Lt. Col Levi Davis experienced the hell of war firsthand in Gaza. He had just been married two months when Hamas' attack on October 7th plunged him into combat. 

  12. ‘Spew Evil’: Church Buildings Vandalized Amidst ‘No Kings’ Protests Against Trump

    Church properties didn’t make it unscathed through a weekend of leftist protests against President Donald Trump.

  13. Rapper Daddy Yankee Makes the Gospel the Focus of His New Music: 'I Can't Simply Convert and Stay Silent'

    Three years after giving his life to Jesus Christ, Daddy Yankee says he plans to "make music with purpose."

  14. 'Joy No Matter What': Regent University Student Brings Touch of Comedy to Tough Subject in 'Boardwalk Winter' Film

    A romantic comedy written and directed by a Regent University film student is set to come to a screen near you.

  15. Man Who Planned to Shoot Up Atlanta's Airport is Arrested in a Terminal Following a Tip, Police Say

    ATLANTA (AP) - Police arrested a man at Atlanta's bustling airport on Monday after getting a tip from his family that he was planning to shoot up the place, and found an assault rifle and ammunition in his truck outside, the city's police chief said.

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