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Olympic 100-meter frontrunner Trayvon Bromell firm in his faith as he overcame injuries
For the last 13 years, the Olympic men’s 100-meter title has been held by one man: Jamaica’s Usain Bolt. But that will change in Tokyo, with Bolt retired. And the frontrunner to claim the title is an American.
South African swimmer sets new Olympic record days after praising God: 'Your will be done'
Days before South African Olympic swimmer Tatjana Schoenmaker set a new Olympic record in women's swimming, she first took to social media to openly express her Christian faith and pray to God to give her peace and an attitude of gratitude no matter the outcome.
Candace Cameron Bure apologizes for TikTok Bible post fans blasted as 'weird, seductive'
Hollywood actress Candace Cameron Bure apologized for a TikTok video that some fans criticized as being “seductive and weird,” saying she was attempting to show the power of the Holy Spirit, not be sexy.
Nearly half of South Africans say prayer more effective against COVID-19 than vaccines: study
Despite thousands of new COVID-19 infections being discovered daily along with hundreds of deaths from the disease, nearly half of South African trust prayer as a more effective remedy against it than approved vaccines a new survey shows.
Rep. Chip Roy slams Pelosi over House mask mandate, ignoring COVID spike at migrant facilities
A Republican congressman accused House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democrats of hypocrisy after a mask mandate was reintroduced for vaccinated representatives while the Biden administration continues to transport COVID-19 positive migrants across the country without notifying local health authorities.
Billy Graham’s grandson removed from ICU amid battle with COVID-19; mother praises God
A grandson of the late evangelist Billy Graham Jonathan Lotz has been moved out of the intensive care unit and is now in rehab while battling COVID-19. His mother, Anne Graham Lotz, credits prayer for his recovery.
Hundreds volunteer with Samaritan's Purse to help victims of deadly flooding in Germany
Over 350 volunteers affiliated with the international evangelical humanitarian organization Samaritan's Purse have partnered with a church to bring emotional, spiritual and physical support to the victims of the flooding that killed over 200 people across Europe this month.
'Jesus is worth it': Ontario church fined additional $85K for worship service, violating lockdown orders
A Canadian pastor whose church has been fined over $80,000 a second time for holding a worship service during Ontario's ongoing restrictions on church gatherings said: "Jesus is worth it."
Eric Clapton won't play venues requiring proof of vaccination: ‘Do you wanna be a free man?’
Popular rock and blues guitarist Eric Clapton announced that he is engaging in a “passive rebellion” and will not play at venues requiring attendees to show proof of COVID-19 vaccination.
Federal court orders forfeiture of ancient Gilgamesh artifact from Museum of the Bible
A federal court has ordered that a small ancient fragment depicting a portion of the Epic of Gilgamesh be forfeited by the Museum of the Bible two years after federal agents confiscated the artifact.
Senator blasts Coca-Cola CEO’s refusal to condemn genocide: ‘Disgraceful bootlicking’ of China
Sen. Tom Cotton rebuked Coca-Cola's CEO for human rights Wednesday for refusing to acknowledge China's genocide of Uyghur Muslims and other religious minorities, calling it a "disgraceful bootlicking of the Chinese Communist Party."
As a former Muslim, I believe in faith in the public square
I have lived and worked in places where I escaped the outbreak of civil war, was shot at in the marketplace, and nearly lost my toes from frostbite because the heating in our compound turned off. The Lord took all the inner fortitude and discipline of my past and combined it with the courage and strength that comes from being in relationship with Him.
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