Pierce Brosnan’s Faith Through Grief
Pierce Brosnan endured heartbreaking losses when his first wife Cassandra Harris died of ovarian cancer in 1991 and their daughter Charlotte succumbed to the same disease in 2013. He credits his Christian faith ingrained from childhood for steadying him through unimaginable grief. Brosnan shared prayer helped him cope with the pain saying at the end […]
Forrest Frank’s Bold Faith Goes Mainstream
Christian Music Star Refused to Tone Down His Faith—And Went Mainstream Forrest Frank didn’t hide his faith when he stepped into public music spaces—he doubled down on it. The artist behind hits like Your Way’s Better and the Grammy-nominated Child of God has made no secret that his music is rooted in his relationship with […]
AI Family Photo Generator Sparks Bias Debate
Viral photo: lesbian couple prompted AI image generator for family picture. AI output included a man, defaulting to traditional nuclear family. Trained on historical data, AI treats father-mother-children as norm. It overrode prompt, inserting “Adam” despite instructions for two moms Maybe it wasn’t outright preaching, but it was reflecting centuries of biblical family blueprint in […]
6,000 Students Gather at NC State as Hundreds Respond to Christ
6,000 College Students Worshiped Jesus — And Hundreds Gave Their Lives to Christ in One Night Something extraordinary unfolded on the campus of North Carolina State University as the UniteUS tour ignited a powerful move of God among students. More than 6,000 young people gathered for a night of worship that quickly became a defining […]
Former In-Law Speaks After Minneapolis Tragedy
Renee Good’s former father-in-law, Timmy Macklin, spoke to CNN about her fatal shooting in Minneapolis. He refused to assign blame: “I don’t blame ICE. I don’t blame Rebecca. I don’t blame Renee.” Macklin called it “a hard situation all around” with “some bad choices” made, but stressed the real issue is worldwide chaos. His solution: […]
Argentina Labels Muslim Brotherhood Branches as Terrorist Groups
Argentina’s government under President Javier Milei has officially designated branches of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, Lebanon, and Jordan as terrorist organizations, adding them to the country’s Public Registry of Persons and Entities Linked to Acts of Terrorism and their Financing (RePET) because authorities say these branches pose a threat to national security due to […]
Extravagant Devotion in Bethany
The Woman with the Alabaster Jar (Gospel of Mark 14:3–9) Jesus was in Bethany, reclining at the table in the house of Simon the leper. The atmosphere was calm, familiar—an ordinary gathering just days before extraordinary events. While the men were eating, a woman entered the room carrying an alabaster jar filled with very expensive […]
Thousands Unite in Prayer at Lincoln Memorial
On January 6-7, 2026, thousands assembled at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., not for protest or spectacle, but for unified public prayer. Participants lifted voices together seeking God’s healing, guidance, wisdom, unity, and moral restoration for the nation. The gathering focused on humility, repentance, and hope, rooted in the conviction that true national change […]
Remembering Renee Good: Grief and Faith Reflections
In an interview, Renee Good’s former father-in-law shared memories of the woman he knew as family. He met Renee years ago when she married his son and remembered her as outgoing, gentle, and patient — qualities that deeply impressed him. But what weighs on his heart most is not only her death, but her spiritual […]
Mary Chooses the Better Part
Mary of Bethany Sits as a Disciple (Gospel of Luke 10:38–42) As Jesus traveled with His disciples, He entered a village where two sisters, Martha and Mary, welcomed Him into their home. Hosting a rabbi was a serious responsibility. Hospitality was not optional—it was an expectation, especially for women. Martha immediately took charge of the […]
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