Faith Spoken Boldly in Public Life
Faith is at the heart of who we are. Millions of Americans believe that Jesus Christ is the source of hope, forgiveness, and salvation — and they’re not afraid to say it. In a world that tries to silence faith, it’s powerful to see leaders speak openly about what they believe.
Hyssop at the Cross: The Hidden Detail
Most people focus on the nails, the crown of thorns, the blood, and the agony of the cross. But Scripture hides something far more unsettling in plain sight—something so small and ordinary that it’s easy to miss. A plant. Hyssop. Hyssop was never impressive. It wasn’t tall like a cedar or strong like an oak. […]
Franklin Graham Urges Nationwide Prayer at Noon
Evangelist Franklin Graham is sounding a spiritual alarm, calling on Christians across the United States to stop everything this Wednesday at 12:00 p.m. ET for a dedicated moment of prayer and repentance. With the nation facing what he describes as a “deepening spiritual and moral crisis,” Graham warns that America has drifted dangerously far from […]
Gratitude for Religious Freedom, Prayer for the Persecuted
Franklin Graham marked National Religious Freedom Day by expressing gratitude for living in a country that protects the freedom to worship and openly express faith. “I’m thankful to live in a country that protects our freedom to worship and express our faith,” he wrote, urging people to pray for leaders who defend this liberty so […]
7,000-Year-Old Pottery Found Near Durupinar “Noah’s Ark” Site
Archaeologists have uncovered ceramic fragments estimated to be around 7,000 years old near Turkey’s Durupinar Formation, a boat-shaped geological structure that has long been linked by some researchers to Noah’s Ark.The pottery was discovered during road construction near Mount Ararat and points to human presence in the area during the Chalcolithic period (approximately 5500–3000 BC). […]
McConaughey’s Return to Faith
Matthew McConaughey describes his faith journey as one that began in a Baptist home in Uvalde, Texas, where “we were in the pews every week,” but gradually drifted as ambition and success took over. During college and the rise of his Hollywood career, he admitted he began “questioning everything” and later realized that chasing fame […]
Hawking vs Lennox Debate Resurfaces
The legendary clash between late physicist Stephen Hawking and Oxford’s John Lennox has resurfaced, reigniting a global conversation on the origin of everything. Hawking famously dismissed religion as a “fairy story for people afraid of the dark.” But Lennox, a world-renowned mathematician and follower of Christ, didn’t back down. He fired back with a perspective […]
He Refused to Numb the Cross
Just before Jesus was crucified, He was offered wine mixed with gall (or myrrh), a mild anesthetic drink commonly given to condemned men to dull pain and lessen suffering. Scripture tells us plainly that Jesus tasted it—and then refused it. That choice was not random. Jesus did not reject the drink because He was unaware […]
Franklin Graham Urges Prayer Amid Minneapolis Unrest
Evangelical leader Franklin Graham is sounding an urgent alarm as protests intensify across the nation following the tragic Jan. 7 shooting of Renee Good. Graham warns that the growing unrest is being fueled by a “radical socialist left” agenda designed to destabilize the foundations of the United States. Addressing the chaos in Minneapolis, Graham stated […]
Federal Court Upholds Street Preaching Rights
Federal Court Affirms Street Preacher’s Right to Share the Gospel A federal appeals court has ruled that Seattle street preacher Matthew Meinecke may continue sharing the Gospel at public events without being arrested simply for reading the Bible, even if his message provokes strong reactions. On Thursday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth […]
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