Eric "Hoovey" Elliott was a young boy with a very promising basketball career until a potentially fatal illness threatened to take it all. His story and his miraculous comeback are now the subject of a new movie.

Family Research Council's Ken Klukowski explains why a high school and its employees are in serious trouble after censoring the valedictorian during his graduation speech, in which he tried thanking God.

Six Iranian converts to Christianity were convicted of crimes related to their membership in a house church by a Revolutionary Court in Shiraz, in southwestern Iran.

J. Lee Grady's friend Chris Foster could have been aborted. Today he is a trophy of God’s grace. Grady shares Foster's miraculous story.

The Republican-controlled House of Representatives on Tuesday passed legislation severely restricting abortions, a move that could alienate women from the conservative party.

Michael Brown explains why it is a grave mistake for America to attempt to get involved in the military conflict in Syria.

A Tennessee college professor forced students to wear a ribbon in support of homosexual behavior, despite their objections.

In an upcoming episode of Our America With Lisa Ling, Alan Chambers is reportedly going to apologize to those harmed by his ministry, and announce a change to the ministry's focus. But should he be changing course?

Nearly 60 percent of people polled thought gay couples should have the same rights as heterosexuals to adopt children, and 64 percent thought same-sex couples were just as likely to raise children successfully. How did it happen?

Nik Wallenda has no superstitions or rituals before he makes his dangerous tightrope walks. He just prays. Will that be enough to get him across the Grand Canyon?

The question of how best to subdue a gunman is likely to rekindle a debate within many churches, particularly in parts of the country where it is common to carry weapons. Should congregants bring guns to church?

Jesus called His followers to be servants. But in today’s flashy church scene, some leaders have become superstars.

Penelope Trunk had two abortions—one when she was in the midst of a professional volleyball career and another when her post-volleyball career was “soaring.”

It's clear that the culture around us is infusing Christian thought and practice far too much. Find out how Family Research Council's Rob Schwarzwalder says we can combat this.

A new Pew study shows media coverage around the time the U.S. Supreme Court first considered homosexual marriage had more supporter content.

Two retired fire captains—now trained BGEA chaplains—are at the scene of the Black Forest fire in Colorado Springs, Colo. The fire has destroyed nearly 500 homes, making it the most destructive wildfire in the state's history.

President Obama’s nominee to lead the Federal Communications Commission must commit to enforcing current decency laws or the U.S. Senate must reject him, Morality in Media argues.

An Oklahoma pastor contends the image of the Native American compels him to be a “mobile billboard” for a pagan religion. A federal appeals court ruled the suit can proceed.

There are a lot of ridiculous myths that have become folk legends via the Internet, but Michael Brown explains why the idea that the name Jesus is related to the Greek god Zeus is one of the most ridiculous myths of all.

Alveda King explains why it's time to let the babies and their mothers off the abortion bus.

Gospel superstar CeCe Winans learned from Mom and Pop Winans' godly example about raising kids. Here's some wisdom from CeCe on how she raised her children to love God.

Convictions for insulting Islam are common in Egypt, ruled by Islamists after the overthrow of President Hosni Mubarak in 2011, but more rare for cases involving the minority Christian faith.

U.S. entertainer Barbra Streisand on Monday took a swipe at Orthodox Jews in Israel who compel women to sit in the back of buses and assault them for following religious rituals traditionally reserved for men.

The Obama administration made an agreement with the University of Montana after the school was investigated for improperly handling sexual assault cases, but the policy widely opens the door for the suppression of free speech.

Senior Roman Catholic and Lutheran officials announced they would mark the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in 2017 as a shared event rather than highlight the clash that split Western Christianity.

Dozens of abortion clinics are running "houses of horrors," and Liberty Counsel's Mat Staver is urging Congress to investigate all abortion facilities.

President-elect Rowhani often is portrayed as being a "moderate" Iranian cleric, but because of his loyalty to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, Open Doors contacts from the region don't expect positive changes.

A group of radical Islamists have targeted and attacked Christians in Bangladesh. In both incidents, the attackers have operated with impunity.

In the wake of the Obama administration's NSA scandal, liberals and conservatives are agreeing like never before. Matt Barber says it's time for them to come together and do something about America’s Barack Obama problem.

The victory of a moderate in Iran's presidential election has kindled the hopes of liberals for a return to the "golden years" of reformist president Mohammad Khatami.

Four attacks within the last three weeks in Niger have raised the specter of a growing Islamist threat in the country.

Viewed through the lens of domestic politics, Obama’s Syria epiphany looks conveniently timed to deflect attention from an ever-swelling wave of scandals. What is really going on?

Despite repeated requests from religious leaders and anti-abortion activists for permission to be involved, city officials in Philadelphia cremated and buried the 47 bodies from abortion provider Kermit Gosnell’s case.

Secretary of the Navy Ray Mabus called for the immediate removal of all offensive and degrading materials, including pornography. Will Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel follow suit and make this order military-wide?

The families of victims and the citizens of Newtown, Conn., are still in the process of recovering from a horrible tragedy. You can help ease the burden.

Discover an enticing new diet two British journalists say will not only help you lose weight, but also cut cholesterol and reduce the risk of heart disease and diabetes.

Read why Maoz Israel’s Chaim Goldberg says this alone will keep the "BDSers" away from the theater for the new Man of Steel movie.

For 20 years a coalition has been working on the first-ever video Bible for Japan's deaf community. The work isn't finished yet, but the impact among deaf Christians is already deep.

Jack Kelly shares what is happening in Hollywood ministry, and explains how you can help.

The Druze are a receptive people, welcoming and willing to listen. But in the core of their worldview, they are very resistant to accepting Jesus. Despite that, one missionary has made a significant impact for the work of the gospel.

Get-rich-quick schemes, er, programs are a dime a dozen—but they’ll leave you with empty pockets and plenty of useless products if you buy into them. And the get-rich-quick gospel may cost you a little more.

Discover what in your diet can contribute heavily to belly fat—and what you can do about it before you encounter serious health issues. 

In a day when some preachers are compromising their moral standards or stretching the truth if it suits their purposes, Jack Hayford is still a paragon of strength, maturity and humility.

Despite increasing persecution, an Islamic-leaning government and economic hardship, Christians in Egypt are seeing a move of God shape the nation beneath the surface.

Discover why Ari Sorko-Ram, who retired recently from the pulpit, can rest assured that his Spirit-filled, Hebrew-speaking congregation in Tel Aviv will continue to spread the gospel with fervor.

The beloved comic book superhero Superman returns in Man of Steel, the highly anticipated rebooted version of the icon. Though it has positive and spiritual elements, caution is advised. Read our review to find out more.

In this critical time, many church leaders and ministries are afraid to speak out against homosexuality. Larry Tomczak discusses the nation's moral depravity and explains how the U.S. can see a Third Great Awakening.

The persecution of Christians in Tanzania continues. Two pastors have recently been attacked, and the police are doing little about it.

Pope Francis has used his daily homilies to focus time and again on what is emerging as the central theme of his pontificate: building a “poor church, for the poor.” Where does the Catholic Church go from here under his leadership?