Grow in Your Faith

Operation Blessing is in Nebraska helping residents affected by widespread flooding that has hit the Midwest over the past month. The organization has brought a convoy of relief aid, including a Mobile Command Center, construction trailer, mobile kitchen, and a box truck full of supplies to respond to the needs of the victims of the recent floods.

A former federal prosecutor who has never held elected office was vying for Chicago mayor on Tuesday against a powerful official whose political career spans decades, providing voters a clear contrast in a historic runoff already assured of elevating a black woman to lead the nation’s third-largest city.

If President Donald Trump does shut down the US-Mexico border as he threatened on Friday, economists predict the implications on goods and services could echo across the country.

Pastor Jentezen Franklin has invited national Christian leaders, public servants, and the church community to a "family meeting" to present a response to the increasing national focus on issues related to abortion in the US.  

April showers bring May flowers, but in Israel, they're filling up the Sea of Galilee.

Harvard University's Undergraduate Council (UC) voted 21-13 to fund this year's "Israel Apartheid Week," a week-long series of events led by anti-Israel activists aimed at building support for the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement.
 

President Trump is willing to shut down the US southern border but says he is willing to give it some time because Mexico is taking action and he wants Congress to pass immigration reform.

Young Christian leaders say comfort, doubt, and narcissism are some of the key issues keeping young people from the gospel.