An employee at a San Diego zipline course did not hesitate to spring into action when he spotted a woman struggling on the popular attraction, ultimately sacrificing himself to save her life.
Led by flag bearers Melissa Stockwell and Chuck Aoki, Team USA took part in the Paralympic Games opening ceremony on Tuesday in the same empty National Stadium – and during the same pandemic – as the recently completed Tokyo Olympics.
Billy Graham had a history of ministering to American troops during times of war, including visits to Korea and Vietnam. The Graham family has supported the military in various ways over the years, including ministry to wounded veterans and their spouses. Franklin Graham’s youngest son […]
When local missionaries in Laos shared the Gospel with a woman running a small business a little over a year ago, they had no idea she would have such spiritual impact – enough to draw the ire of a local communist official.
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, highway patrolmen at a checkpoint in the Philippines stopped a local ministry leader, partnered with Christian Aid Mission and three of his co-workers on July 29 as they traveled together.
A new survey suggests that while as many as half of U.S. adults do believe in some idea of eternal life (Heaven, bodily resurrection, etc.), a significantly lower number believes it comes only from the death and resurrection of Jesus.
Evangelist and author Priscilla Shirer said she hopes temporary church closures will empower ministers to rely more on the Holy Spirit instead of trying to manufacture the fire of God by using production “gimmicks” many modern churches have become dependent on.
Dwayne Johnson’s 18-year-old daughter Simone Johnson is on her way to making wrestling history by starting her training with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).
Queen Latifah, Mary J. Blige, and Missy Elliott have teamed up to executive produce Lifetime’s TV movie “The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel,” based on the lives of the legendary singing siblings.
A 4-year-old boy in the Philippines whose hernia made it too painful to play with other children didn’t realize how lucky he was.
This weekend marks the one-year anniversary of the death of missionary John Allen Chau.
If Scripture shows the heart of God, how can we know him without understanding it? Scriptural illiteracy is not a modern phenomenon and neither is the damage it does.
