Members of the Texas church where 26 people lost their lives in November have been personally invited to visit the White House this week. President Donald Trump personally invited the survivors to the ...
Read More »Super snacks you can’t go without
Have you ever nibbled your way through the day without eating anything healthy? It’s easy to do because junk food snacks are convenient. Grab a donut in the break room, hit the ...
Read More »Christians dominate in American Idol finals
The reboot season of American Idol on ABC is well underway, and fans across the world are tuning in to what might be the most diverse group of contestants the show has ...
Read More »Former FBI agent who investigated Greitens pleads 5th under oath
In yet another strange turn of events in the prosecution of Governor Eric Greitens, the former FBI agent who was hired by the St. Louis Prosecutor’s office invoked the Fifth Amendment as ...
Read More »Trump may attend opening of U.S. Jerusalem embassy
The grand opening of the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem may have a special guest: President Donald Trump–the man who made it possible in December. Trump was asked during a joint press conference ...
Read More »Exhilarating ‘River Monsters’ tops new streaming entries
What do you get when you combine Bear Grylls and Bill Dance, and then toss in a little history, a ton of mystery and even some cultural education? The answer: Animal Planet’s River ...
Read More »Christian artists nominated for Billboard top music awards
Thirteen Christian artists have been nominated for the 2018 Billboard Music Awards. They include Christian artists and albums in six different categories. The categories include “Top Christian Artist,” “Top Gospel Artist,” “Top ...
Read More »What do Americans believe about God?
9 in 10 Americans believe in a higher power, but only a slim majority believe in God as described in the Bible. A new Pew Research Center survey of more than 4,700 U.S. ...
Read More »Unity is theme for National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 3
The public is invited to area observances May 3 for the National Day of Prayer. Local events are being sponsored by the Citywide Prayer Movement and include morning, noon, and evening events so the ...
Read More »Economy booms as unemployment filings lowest since 1969
The American economy is expanding at a record rate and workers are the beneficiaries. The Commerce Department today released a report showing the number of Americans filing unemployment benefits dropped to the ...
Read More »List of worst countries for religious freedom released
A new report lists the worst countries for religious persecution. The 2018 report was released this week and calls out 16 countries by name with the moniker “Countries of Particular Concern” and recommends they ...
Read More »Nigerian muslim herdsmen open fire killing 19 church-goers
Gunmen opened fire during a Nigerian church service Tuesday, killing at least 19, including two priests. State police told CNN the attackers were most likely Fulani herdsmen who continued their crusade by ...
Read More »Missouri moves to protect Israel from bigoted boycotts
The Missouri House has given initial approval to a bill that bars public entities from entering into a contract with a company that is boycotting Israel. Missouri House floor The “Anti-Discrimination Against ...
Read More »Branson nixes nearly $500 million water park
BRANSON, Mo. — Last night city leaders in Branson rejected a nearly half-billion-dollar proposed water park resort, that taxpayers were asked to help finance. Branson City Hall In a vote of five no’s ...
Read More »Franklin Graham responds to GQ dissing Bible
Franklin Graham is getting kudos for his take-down response to the magazine GQ. The liberal men’s lifestyle and fitness publication last week included the Bible on a list of “21 Books You ...
Read More »GOP wins in Arizona but how will Republican exodus affect the issues?
After a string of Democrat victories in early special elections across the country received wide coverage, last night’s GOP victory in Arizona is being downplayed by liberal news pundits today. Former Arizona ...
Read More »Price of gas rises as economy booms
A perfect storm has converged to raise the price of gasoline to levels not seen since 2015. In both Missouri and Kansas, drivers are paying an average of $2.47 per gallon. The ...
Read More »Chiefs release 2018 schedule, head south of border
The Kansas City Chiefs will head to Mexico City this year it was announced, as the team released their 2018 schedule. Tickets went on sale on sale last Friday. Chiefs Season Ticket Members ...
Read More »Trump has made how much money in office?
A headline in Forbes magazine today screams that Mar-a-lago, President Trump’s resort in Florida, has increased in value $100 million. That’s a lot of money. You need to read deep into the ...
Read More »Barbara Bush’s last words to son Jeb revealed
First lady Barbara Bush used her last words with son Jeb Bush to talk about Jesus Christ before she died last week. “Jeb, I believe in Jesus and he is my savior,” she ...
Read More »Rare mosaic of St. Andrew returned to its Cyprus home
A rare 6th century mosaic depicting the St. Andrew that was taken from a looted church in Cyprus’ breakaway north has been returned after four decades, the head of the island nation’s ...
Read More »Church loses digital sign case at Missouri Supreme Court
The Northland’s Antioch Community Church has lost an appeal against the Kansas City Board of Zoning Adjustment to place a digital sign in front of its church – a sign that has ...
Read More »‘The Middle’ actress Patricia Heaton serves Sudanese kids
Actresses Patricia Heaton and Jen Ray have found themselves in the middle of a central African conflict, serving refugees whose lives have been torn apart by civil war. The stars of the ...
Read More »Is your church more or less biblical because of size?
A seminary professor recently tackled the long-debated question of whether megachurches are biblical, pointing out that there are some key non-negotiable principles that every church needs to follow. “The real question is ...
Read More »Despite ruling of liberal judge, Kobach leads in Kansas
The liberal judge who ruled in 2016 that voters do not need to prove citizenship, has continued her crusade against voting laws and is again targeting the Kansas Secretary of State. Judge ...
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