Hundreds of Christians gathered Saturday to spiritually reclaim the Kansas state Capitol through prayer and worship. The event follows a chaotic confrontation between Satanists and protesters that led to multiple arrests of ...
Read More »Bud Light Parent Cuts St. Louis Pride Funding
The nation’s biggest beer maker just broke up with Pride. St. Louis-based Anheuser-Busch has ended its 30-year sponsorship of the city’s PrideFest, leaving organizers facing a $150,000 shortfall. The decision comes after ...
Read More »Supreme Court Takes Up Colorado Conversion Therapy Ban Challenge
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a landmark challenge to Colorado’s conversion therapy ban, setting up a major First Amendment battle that could impact similar laws nationwide. Licensed counselor Kaley ...
Read More »Christian Workplace Engagement Reaches 55% in 2025: Study
While only half of U.S. workers report being extremely satisfied with their jobs, Christian-led organizations are bucking the trend. Fifty-five percent feel engaged, according to new research from Best Christian Workplaces Institute. ...
Read More »Church Sexual Abuse Not Limited to Megachurch Size, Experts Say
Recent federal investigations have sparked renewed discussions about institutional safeguards, regardless of congregation size. But some are challenging the notion that church size contributes to the problem. The Hartford Institute for Religious ...
Read More »Lent 2025: Most Americans Will Again Skip Meaningful Practice
Lent may be on the calendar, but it’s not on the radar of most Americans. A traditional 40-day window of fasting before Easter, Lent is observed by around a quarter of U.S. ...
Read More »Campus Revival Sweeps Nation: Thousands Join Collegiate Day of Prayer 2025
CBN News will broadcast the Collegiate Day of Prayer from Texas A&M University at 7 p.m. this evening. The event highlights the unprecedented spiritual awakening occurring on college campuses nationwide. The organization ...
Read More »Young Men Across Nation Lead Pro-Life Movement with Determination
Young men across the nation are stepping up and taking leadership in the pro-life movement. “Sometimes the pro-life movement risks falling into this mistake, that it’s just a women’s movement,” Frank Pavone, ...
Read More »Vice President Vance Defends Christian View on Family Love
Vice President J.D. Vance’s recent comments about Christian love sparked intense debate across religious and political lines. “There’s this old-school — and I think it’s a very Christian concept, by the way ...
Read More »Faith-Based Prison Programs Transforming Inmate Culture
Engaging 20 percent of a prison population in a holistic range of faith-inspired programming can begin to catalyze culture change in an entire prison, a new white paper from Prison Fellowship International ...
Read More »Traditional Church Makes Comeback as Congregations Seek Order
As church attendance nationwide has plateaued following the pandemic, some are reconsidering traditional practices. Phil Cooke, a Christian media expert and pastor’s son, reflects on his mother’s strict church rules that now ...
Read More »Holocaust Ethics Webcast Explores Legal Professionals’ Role in Genocide
The Midwest Center for Holocaust Education and UMKC Law School are presenting a crucial examination of professional ethics during humanity’s darkest hour. Following International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Jewish Federation of Greater ...
Read More »Gallup Poll finds Pastor Trust Hits Historic Low Among Americans
The scandals that toppled several high-profile pastors in recent years may be taking a toll on public trust. The survey comes as more than a dozen pastors in North Texas alone faced ...
Read More »Global Antisemitism Surges to Record 46% in Latest ADL Survey
Global antisemitism has reached unprecedented levels, with nearly half of the world’s population harboring deeply entrenched antisemitic attitudes, according to the latest Global 100 survey conducted by ADL (the Anti-Defamation League). This ...
Read More »Unity Amid Change: MLK’s Niece Dr. Alveda King Calls for National Healing on Historic Holiday
As America marks both the presidential inauguration and Martin Luther King Jr. Day on January 20, 2025, the nation finds itself at a crossroads. January has witnessed devastating wildfires in California, a ...
Read More »Religious Freedom Index Hits Historic High as Americans Unite on these
The Religious Freedom Index from Becket has reached its highest score ever in 2024, marking a significant milestone in Americans’ support for religious liberty. “This year’s polling sheds new light on the ...
Read More »Major Companies End DEI Programs: Amazon and Meta Lead Corporate Shift
Major U.S. corporations are ending their often DEI programs, with tech giants Amazon and Meta Platforms leading a dramatic shift that’s reshaping corporate America’s approach to so-called workplace diversity initiatives. Meta announced ...
Read More »Oklahoma Gospel Singer Anita Bryant Dies at 84, Leaving Legacy of Faith and Music
The family of Anita Bryant Day, a former Miss Oklahoma and Grammy-nominated singer, announced that she passed away on December 16 at her home in Edmond, Okla. She was 84. Bryant spent ...
Read More »Federal Judge Strikes Down Biden’s Title IX Gender Identity Rules, Victory for Christian Educators
A federal judge struck down the Biden administration’s controversial Title IX rules this week, marking a significant victory for the Christian Educators Association. The rules, which would have required public schools to ...
Read More »Christian Business Leaders Transform Workplace Through Discipleship Program
Many area churches and ministries are doing an admirable job of equipping men to grow in their faith and in turn, make disciples of other men. However, most men spend far more ...
Read More »Viral ‘Rich Men’ Singer Oliver Anthony Launches Rural Revival Ministry Project
The singer who captured America’s attention with “Rich Men North of Richmond” is answering a different calling. Oliver Anthony, whose protest song became an overnight sensation, recently announced his transition from music ...
Read More »Orthodox Christmas Decorations Come Out as 300 Million Celebrate January Holiday
Just when most of us have packed away our Christmas decorations, Orthodox Christians are pulling out theirs. According to BBC News, more than 200 million Christians worldwide are celebrating this week’s Orthodox ...
Read More »Divine Love: The Missing Link in Modern Wellness for 2025, Medical Expert Reveals
In an era of wellness trends and health fads, one board-certified physician is highlighting an often-overlooked factor in optimal health – the transformative power of God’s love. Dr. Don Colbert, author of ...
Read More »Why New Year’s and Christmas are America’s Rarest Birthdays
Christmas and New Year’s are days of celebration in many parts of the world when people gather with family and friends. One thing many typically don’t celebrate on those days are birthdays. ...
Read More »Mental Health Crisis: Study Shows Stark Political Divide in Diagnosis Rates
A groundbreaking Pew Research study from 2020 is getting renewed attention with a greater focus on mental health and the recent political cycle. More than half of self-described young white liberal women ...
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