Angel Studios, a film company known for championing faith-centered, family-friendly storytelling, is partnering with a production company founded by Catholic actor Neal McDonough on three forthcoming
Christian singer Lauren Daigle reached another milestone this month her hit song You Say made history by becoming the first song to run 100 weeks on the Billboard hot song charts
Could the global COVID pandemic, 9-11, and the financial collapse all be connected to an ancient mystery? And what does it reveal about the future of America? Best-selling author Jonathan Cahn answered these questions on The 700 Club Tuesday.
Keith Getty’s life is usually filled with singing. Almost all of it with groups of fellow Christians — which he says is one of the primary tasks of his faith and one made difficult during COVID-19. Now, his annual “Sing!” conference is going virtual.
Religious tourism has been significantly affected by the spread of the coronavirus, with 63.8% of travelers reducing their travel plans as a result. As COVID-19 evolved to become a global pandemic, governments across the globe closed sacred sites and temporarily banned religious travel.
U.S. college students spend significant time learning about people of different races, political affiliations, and sexual orientations and much less time learning about people of different religious and worldview groups, according to a new study.
While churches praise God from whom all blessings flow, they don't praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
TikTok has quickly become one of the world's most popular apps, but it's also been called a national security threat and President Trump has threatened to ban it.
Tim Tebow's birthday wish this year is for the world to join the fight against human trafficking.
VINCENT, Ala. (BP) -- After 45 years, astronauts landed in the drink again. It was the first ever Gulf of Mexico space capsule landing. The event garnered lots of news coverage.
Last week President Donald Trump attacked his presumptive Democratic opponent, Joe Biden, on religious grounds. It’s been 220 years since the religion card was played so bigly in an American presidential campaign. The precedent is more apt than you might think.
