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A 14-year-old contestant on The Voice delivered a powerful performance of a Christian song, bringing judges and the audience to their feet with a message of faith and surrender.

Hobby Lobby is giving away 500,000 free copies of Lee Strobel's "The Case for Christmas" nationwide, offering readers an investigation into the identity of Jesus.

President Trump is urging Ukraine to hold elections, sparking debate with President Zelenskyy over the feasibility and legality of such a vote during wartime. Meanwhile, reports highlight the severe persecution of Christian denominations in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine, with leaders facing abduction and death threats.

An art exhibit and popular media trends reveal a disturbing cultural descent into "desecration," where sacred truths and established narratives are intentionally violated and trivialized.

In an industry that avoids Jesus, Paul Walter Hauser isn’t staying quiet. He opens up about faith, kids’ movies, and the power of bold storytelling.

Learn how to find peace amidst holiday exhaustion and reclaim the true meaning of Christmas with Anne Neilson's heartfelt reflections and stunning angel paintings.

Baltimore Ravens stars Lamar Jackson and Derrick Henry demonstrated servant leadership by washing the feet of local schoolchildren and providing them with new shoes. This inspiring event, mirroring biblical teachings, highlights the players' commitment to humility and community service beyond the football field.

Learn about the inspiring journey of Christian music artist Emerson Day, who bravely turned down a dream federal law enforcement job after hearing a divine call to pursue music.

Jenny McCarthy shares a profound personal transformation following the tragic assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, describing a complete surrender to Jesus Christ that deepened her faith and that of her husband, Donnie Wahlberg.

This month marks the 160th anniversary of the 13th Amendment, a pivotal moment that ended slavery in the United States after centuries of struggle and resistance.

Indiana's Fernando Mendoza clinched the Heisman Trophy, capping an undefeated season and inspiring aspiring athletes with his journey from an overlooked recruit to a championship-winning quarterback.

A horrific antisemitic attack at a Hanukkah celebration on Sydney's Bondi Beach has left 15 people dead, including a Holocaust survivor who died shielding his wife.

Tragedy struck Brown University this weekend when a mass shooting claimed the lives of two students, Ella Cook and Mukhammad Aziz Umurzokov, and left nine others wounded.

Nicaragua has reportedly banned tourists from bringing Bibles and other religious materials into the country, raising serious concerns about freedom of religion and expression.