U.S. Navy Turns Back Iranian Oil Tankers as Trump's Hormuz Blockade Locks Down Iran's Ports
U.S. military declares blockade of Iranian ports fully implemented as CENTCOM intercepts oil tankers and halts all maritime trade.
Supreme Court rules 8 to 1 that Colorado conversion therapy ban violates First Amendment, vindicating Christian counselor expelled from his program.
Harvest Christian Fellowship accuses attorney for 22 child abuse survivors of obtaining 200000 confidential church documents amid explosive Romania abuse lawsuit.
Logan Paul prayed to Jesus during a record breaking Pokemon card auction hosted Joel Osteen on his podcast and admitted he felt Gods wrath after mocking Christianity.
TPUSA reporter Savanah Hernandez suffered a concussion after being shoved to the ground at a Minneapolis anti ICE protest, sparking an FBI investigation.
The Chosen star Jonathan Roumie urges prayer for Trump and Pope Leo XIV as their public feud over the Iran war divides Christians worldwide.
Rama Duwaji, wife of NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, apologizes for pro Hamas social media likes and racist posts exposed by the Washington Free Beacon.
Wisconsin sheriff sues woman for million after hotel records and DHS surveillance footage debunk her viral claims of being detained by ICE.
Tucker Carlson Network claims Muslims love Jesus, sparking fierce backlash from Christian leaders who cite 4,849 martyred believers and irreconcilable theological differences.
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Robin Schumacher explains why God's silence is not abandonment but a sign of spiritual maturity and deepening faith.
Christians are using faith language to avoid processing real pain, and counselors warn the practice is driving believers into shame and isolation.
Simon of Cyrene appears for only a moment in the Gospels, yet his story carries lessons for every believer.
How sin and vice have successfully infiltrated our culture and what love actually means. In the aftermath of Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show, there have been many opinions shared online. Those against the show mostly criticize the terribly vulgar music or the lack of English spoken in what
Family Research Council writer Kathy Athearn fires back at Preston Sprinkle and Mike Erre, arguing Christians have a biblical mandate to engage in politics.
Christians often deceive themselves by vaunting undesirable, even cursed, things because they test character and prove the robustness of the faith and the sovereign power of God. For example- Poverty Poverty is a consequence of sin and often a curse itself. Yet, deliberate poverty or contentment in the face of
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Proverbs 14:31
Whoever oppresses the poor shows contempt for their Maker, but whoever is kind to the needy honors God.
Wisconsin sheriff sues woman for million after hotel records and DHS surveillance footage debunk her viral claims of being detained by ICE.
Tucker Carlson Network claims Muslims love Jesus, sparking fierce backlash from Christian leaders who cite 4,849 martyred believers and irreconcilable theological differences.
Border czar Tom Homan urges the Vatican to stay out of immigration, saying Catholic leaders do not understand the atrocities of an open border.
Operation Epic Fury has degraded Iran's military capabilities through precision strikes and a naval blockade while the underground church grows.
Journalists sat on sexual assault allegations against Eric Swalwell for years, only publishing when he threatened Democratic Party plans for California.
Indiana school district pays 95,000 to counselor Kathy McCord, fired for opposing a policy hiding students gender identity from parents.
India FCRA Amendment Bill would let the government seize church properties built with foreign donations as over 20000 Christian organizations lose funding licenses.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth read a fake Bible verse from Pulp Fiction during the Pentagon prayer service, then compared critical journalists to Pharisees.
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves signed House Bill 1613, banning abortion inducing drugs and making distribution a felony punishable by up to ten years.
Crown Financial CEO Chuck Bentley reveals four overlooked staycation benefits and warns of 5.7 billion in travel booking scams targeting families.
America is the only nation founded not on blood or soil but on a core set of constitutional beliefs that anyone can embrace.
Trump deleted an AI image depicting himself as Jesus from Truth Social after Christians called it blasphemy. Tony Perkins warns the Church must guard its prophetic voice.