The theologically conservative Global Methodist Church is appealing a ruling from a Nigerian court in a legal battle over the registration and resources of the United Methodist Church
An organization that promotes drag events for moms and babies recently made its social media pages private following controversy over footage of scantily-clad drag performers dancing in front of ...
The massive humanitarian effort to help Turkey's earthquake victims is like running an ultra-marathon as CBN's Operation Blessing perseveres in some of the hardest-hit areas.
The Israel Antiquities Authority has clarified that what its archaeologists announced last week as a historic discovery an inscription bearing the name of Persian King Darius the Great found at the ...
Recently, CBN News published a story about an event in Jerusalem bringing together product innovators with investors who could help turn their ideas into reaity. Some observers remarked about the spiritual nature of the gathering, which should be no surprise, considering Israel's history. A number of believers are uncomfortable mixing the Almighty and money. They point to scriptures such as Matthew 6:24, which decrees "You cannot serve both God and money." Entrepreneur Jon Medved, founder of OurCrowd, begs to differ. He says people, like those at a recent investors summit in Israel, need to examine the innovation and faith displayed by Israel's ancient Patriarchs, and how that led to wealth.
Too many vulnerable patients are being subjected to "inhumane treatment" and "premature and unnecessary death", according to a new cross-parliamentary report into the state of end of life care in Britain today.
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sharply criticized remarks by the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), who suggested Saturday that a potential Israeli strike on Iran's nuclear facilities would be "illegal." Speaking at Sunday's cabinet meeting, as Israelis prepare to celebrate the Purim holiday, Netanyahu compared Israel's defense against Iran today to the story of Esther in the Bible, when she convinced the Persian king to reverse an edict that would have destroyed the Jews. He said, “2,500 years ago an enemy arose in Persia who sought to destroy the Jews. They did not succeed then, neither will they succeed today,”
Pastor Yousef Nadarkhani, once sentenced to death in Iran for apostasy, was the third Christian convert recently released from prison as part of the government s annual amnesty marking the ...