A Prophetic Warning About the 2012 Presidential Elections

Emboldened by the April 9 election of Zaini Abdullah of the militant Aceh Party, hundreds of Islamists demonstrated in front of the office of Aceh Singkil regency demanding area church buildings be not only sealed but demolished.

The Supreme Court, along with every federal court to consider Good News Clubs, has ruled that Good News Clubs must be provided the same access provided to the Scouts. A Minnesota school district has a different opinion.

According to a Gallup poll, 54 percent of American adults consider gay or lesbian relations morally acceptable. That number has steadily climbed since 2002, when 38 percent of American adults gave homosexuality the moral nod.

J. Lee Grady suggests that in the days leading up to the Global Day of Prayer we should bombard heaven on behalf of the United States—and suggests six points of prayer.

An HR rep told a FedEx worker his Bible talk was an “act detrimental to the company”—a designation given to sexual harassment, possession of illegal drugs or weapons in the workplace, theft, workplace violence and other egregious acts.

Thousands of the world's Christian leaders are in Indonesia seeking God's guidance on how to transform the nations with Christ's message of love.

Raised in an ultra-conservative Muslim family, Kamran was baptized in September 2009 and began his life as a covert Christian. He continued to openly question Islam--and he paid dearly for it.

What does every believer needs to know about America’s current war over faith, family and freedom? James Robison and Jay W. Richards are offering some valuable insights.

The suit alleged that high-level TBN officials had misused millions of dollars from the network to fund a lavish lifestyle of multiple mansions, private jets, luxury automobiles and expensive meals.

The goal of the Pentecost Sunday Initiative is to have pastors in pulpits all over the world preaching about the Holy Spirit and His empowerment of God’s people on a single day of unity and power.

Sixty-two percent of the world's pastors have no formal training and will probably never get any formal training from Bible school, according to Global Action. But that's not stopping them from planting churches.
