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Actor Michael Iskander, known for his portrayal of David, sees a profound spiritual movement in the arts akin to the Renaissance, believing God is actively engaging with media to foster deeper faith.

Candace Cameron Bure shares her belief in a spiritual revival sweeping America and Hollywood, noting a new boldness among entertainers to express their faith.

A Texas woman faced arrest for voicing concerns about her town's discolored tap water, sparking a legal battle that could redefine public health advocacy.

Six women are accusing an Arkansas Assemblies of God church of ignoring repeated allegations against children’s pastor Anthony “Tony” Waller, who later pleaded guilty to horrific abuse and secret recordings involving young girls.

Filmmaker Andrew Erwin reveals how modern global distribution networks act as a "Romans Road" for faith-based cinema, enabling the gospel to reach audiences in skeptical nations and beyond.

The actor portraying Jesus in The Chosen reveals the series' profound impact, resonating with diverse audiences by fulfilling a deep human search for truth and divine connection.

A man, previously identified as a threat and under orders to stay away, fired shots near the White House, prompting a lockdown and resulting in his death.

While mental health challenges are on the rise globally, recent studies confirm that religious involvement, particularly regular church attendance, significantly correlates with improved well-being, reduced stress, and lower risks of suicide and addiction.

OCD is often reduced to jokes about neatness or organization, but the disorder is far more painful and complex. In this article, Peyton Garland shares from personal experience to challenge harmful OCD stereotypes, explain intrusive thoughts and compulsions, and offer Christian hope to those who feel defined by fear.

When 7-year-old Sameer Santana helped save a choking classmate, his quick action offered more than an inspiring headline. This article reflects on herd mentality, the Good Samaritan, and the call for Christians to be moved by compassion instead of waiting for someone else to act.