Florida Residents Flee in Droves as Milton Signals Life-Threatening Devastation

Former Governor Mike Huckabee is calling on Christians to vote. Recent statistics indicate many Believers stay home, leading the talk show host and former presidential candidate to say they can only make a difference "if" they do their part.  

Communities across the Southeast are working to recover from the devastation left by Hurricane Helene. Churches and faith-based organizations are stepping in to meet critical needs beyond food and water, offering hope and restoration to those affected.

The U.S. Supreme Court has turned down the Biden administration's appeal to require emergency room abortions in Texas. 

The mass exodus from Florida's Gulf Coast is underway with Hurricane Milton exploding into a once in a lifetime storm less than two weeks after Hurricane Helene hit the state.

Ceremonies marking the first anniversary of the October 7th massacre were held throughout Israel, in the U.S., and around the world, as Hezbollah continues to launch rockets and Israel strikes back.

In Israel's ongoing fight across multiple fronts, a new concern is emerging after almost a year. As farmers leave their fields to answer the call to arms, the food supply could become a threat to Israel's survival.

“I have never imagined it [would] be a year of war.” That’s what Dr. Shafir Botner, a veteran helicopter paramedic and director of Magen David Adom’s Paramedic School, told CBN News while reflecting on the first anniversary of Hamas’ horrific Oct. 7 terror attack.

Pastor and author Rick Warren asked for prayers Sunday evening as an “intentional” brushfire spread toward Saddleback Church’s main campus in Lake Forest, California.

A Jewish congressman said masked pro-Palestinian demonstrators arrived outside his Ohio home on the eve of Monday’s anniversary of the Oct. 7 attack and refused to leave. 

Churches are playing a key role in giving comfort and relief to the victims of Hurricane Helene. On Sunday, many of them gathered for worship for the first time since the storm struck.

Our world is on fire. That which was ignited one year ago on October 7, when Hamas, backed by Iran, invaded Israel and massacred over 1,200 Israeli men, women, youths, children and babies now rages throughout the Middle East. Israel has struck Hezbollah. Iran has struck Israel. And the world now watches on edge in fear of the beginning of a regional war, if not a world war.

The grandson of Evangelist Billy Graham, Will Graham preached the good news to more than 5,500 people over the weekend at an emotional outreach far from the hurricane-ravaged community he left behind in North Carolina.

An international evangelist says "revival in Germany" is breaking out as hundreds of people are getting "saved, delivered, healed, [and] baptized with the Holy Spirit."

Former Governor Mike Huckabee is calling on Christians to vote. Recent statistics indicate many Believers stay home, leading the talk show host and former presidential candidate to say they can only make a difference "if" they do their part.  

As Hurricane Helene tore through Western North Carolina, it left a trail of destruction in its wake, displacing families and cutting off access to clean water for thousands. Now, Operation Blessing is stepping in to provide critical relief.

Communities across the Southeast are working to recover from the devastation left by Hurricane Helene. Churches and faith-based organizations are stepping in to meet critical needs beyond food and water, offering hope and restoration to those affected.

Today is October 7th. One year ago, terrorists from Gaza attacked Israeli communities, killing 1,165 people and taking 251 hostages – the worst massacre of Jewish people since the Holocaust.

Churches are playing a key role in giving comfort and relief to the victims of Hurricane Helene. On Sunday, many of them gathered for worship for the first time since the storm struck.

Few survivors of the October 7th Hamas massacre came as close to death as Adele Raemer, a resident of Kibbutz Nirim on the Gaza perimeter.

The death toll from Hurricane Helene is still rising in the Southeast. Now, it is well above 200. And the damages from the storm's destruction could go as high as $160 billion.