Pastor Thanks God for Sparing Life After Fist-Fight with Gun-Wielding Carjacker Teen

"The Chosen," the multi-season TV series about the life of Jesus and his disciples, is continuing to grow in popularity and climb new heights. This time, the Bible-based drama has soared to the No. 1 spot on Amazon Prime Video.

Country music legend Dolly Parton has announced that she is putting her music career on hold in the wake of her husband Carl Dean's death in March.

Despite Israel's 7-front war, when tourists from around the world canceled plans to visit the Holy Land, a Regent University student decided to come here and study in a year-long foreign exchange program at Hebrew University.

The Senate is set to vote on a rescissions package that would allow approved federal funds to be cancelled for certain foreign aid programs. The proposal narrowly passed the U.S. House last month.  

Israeli warplanes continue to hammer Gaza as ceasefire talks continue. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Netanyahu met with top U.S. officials, including a familiar face at the Pentagon. And there are new signs that Israel's confrontation with Iran may not be over.

Countries around the world are worried about their future as birth rates continue to fall, and in the United States, the conversation has reached the White House. President Trump has sparked a national debate over how to address America's so-called baby bust.

Faith and revelation helped propel the vision that God placed in the heart of Robertson to start the Asian Center for Missions, ACM, in the Philippines in 1995 even though no funds existed to cover expenses. Robertson recently returned to Manila to celebrate that anniversary.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott shared a staggering new number, revealing that more than 160 people are still missing. In the White House Cabinet meeting, top leaders in the Trump administration bowed to pray for the victims...

It appears President Donald Trump’s long-standing pledge to repeal the so-called Johnson Amendment, a law prohibiting churches and nonprofits from endorsing political candidates, is finally coming to fruition.

Skillet lead singer John Cooper is using his voice to strongly condemn Michael Tait’s alleged actions. Cooper called the allegations against the ex-Newboys frontman “a shame and a tragedy for the church"...

Baylor University has rescinded the nearly $650,000 grant it received from a progressive foundation that was to be used to help foster LGBTQ "inclusion and belonging in the church," the school's president announced. 

In Washington, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is continuing a series of high-level meetings with U.S. officials, including a second closed-door session with President Trump on Wednesday night. The discussions center on Gaza, Iran, and the potential for a breakthrough ceasefire.

The Internal Revenue Service says pastors may now freely discuss politics from the pulpit without losing their tax-exempt status. The move provides an exemption to the Johnson Amendment, a 70-year-old tax provision that forbids all 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations from endorsing or opposing political candidates. 

President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump are set to visit Texas Friday for a firsthand look at the areas devastated by catastrophic flooding. But amid the tragedy have also come amazing stories of survival.

Faith and revelation helped propel the vision that God placed in the heart of Robertson to start the Asian Center for Missions, ACM, in the Philippines in 1995 even though no funds existed to cover expenses. Robertson recently returned to Manila to celebrate that anniversary.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott shared a staggering new number, revealing that more than 160 people are still missing. In the White House Cabinet meeting, top leaders in the Trump administration bowed to pray for the victims...

The July 4th flash floods in Texas have now claimed the lives of more than 100 people, and search and rescue teams are still combing through miles of debris for those still missing. 

Rescuers are still searching for victims of the flash floods in Texas after the disaster took the lives of more than 82 people, with dozens still missing. The Guadalupe River rose 26 feet in less than an hour, sweeping through campgrounds, including a Christian summer camp as 750 children slept.  

As we celebrate our country's independence and freedom, there's perhaps no greater symbol than the American flag, often called the Star Spangled Banner. Today, the original flag, which served as the inspiration for Francis Scott Key and the National Anthem, sits in the Smithsonian Museum in Washington, D.C. and how it got there is an interesting story.

The 4th of July makes us think of our independence and freedoms. But when our Founders came up with the First Amendment, were they trying to keep government free from religion? Or religion free from government?