Finland Supreme Court Weighs Bible Quote Prosecution
Finland’s Supreme Court has heard the case of Christian parliamentarian Päivi Räsänen, who was prosecuted after posting Romans 1:24–27 on social media in 2019 to question her church’s sponsorship of a Helsinki Pride event. Räsänen said her concern was rooted in the authority of Scripture. “When they were supporting the pride event in Helsinki, I […]
From Brokenness to Worship
This incredible story comes from Jamie MacDonald. She began life in instability, growing up in a fractured home that later led to homelessness and addiction. As a teenager she dropped out of school and entered a life surrounded by drugs, loss, and constant uncertainty. By her early twenties she had watched close friends overdose, go […]
Remembering Ticaria “Tiki” Lampert
The grieving mother of 12-year-old Ticaria “Tiki” Lampert is remembering her daughter as a “strong voice that was silenced” in this week’s tragic school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia. Overcome with emotion, Sarah Lampert described her daughter as fearless, outspoken, and full of joy — someone who carried a “Santa’s sack of every bad […]
Israel’s First Olympic Bobsled Team Makes History
It’s been a long journey, but for the first time in history, Israel has sent a bobsled team to the Winter Olympics — the 2026 Games in Milan-Cortina, Italy. The team is led by American-Israeli AJ Edelman, who has poured in years of sweat and sacrifice to make this possible, even fundraising on his own […]
Jen Lilley Launches “Wake Up Your Campus” Ministry
From Hollywood to the halls of college campuses around the country, actor Jen Lilley is moving forward with what she is calling a “vision” from the Holy Spirit. “I had this spiritual vision of a bright pink wave popping up all over college campuses, accompanied by a fire and revival of the Holy Spirit,” she […]
Advance UK Moves to Protect Church Buildings
Advance UK has stepped up with a clear new policy. They plan to stop churches from being sold off and turned into mosques, temples, or sites for other faiths. This isn’t about stopping freedom of belief. It’s about guarding our Christian heritage when old church buildings are bought up and repurposed. These places hold centuries […]
Gaza Ceasefire Strains as Hamas Attacks Continue
As the world focuses on Iran, the end to the war in Gaza is at a stalemate, with no new developments in the disarmament of Hamas. An Israel Defense Forces spokesman tells CBN News that the current ceasefire there is not holding up. Escorted by the IDF, we visited an outpost in central Gaza, just […]
Remembering the 21 Martyrs of Libya
Eleven years ago the world watched in horror as members of the Islamic State brutally beheaded 21 Christians on a beach in Libya. Images from the 2015 executions of 21 “people of the cross” on a beach in Libya are seared into the memory of millions. The victims, 20 Coptic Christians from Egypt and one […]
52-Year Love Story of Service at ORU
On the campus of Oral Roberts University (ORU) in Tulsa, a 52-year love story has grown into a lifetime of service. Clarence and Kim Boyd are a remarkable couple who have dedicated their lives to developing students to reach the world for God. The vision of Oral Roberts University is to raise up students to […]
Shalom Means Wholeness, Not Just Calm
When we read the word peace in the Bible, we usually think of calm feelings. Quiet. Stillness. The absence of conflict. But the Hebrew word is שָׁלוֹם (Shalom) — and it means far more than emotional calm.Shalom means:• Wholeness• Completeness• Restoration• Harmony• Nothing missing, nothing broken It’s not just inner tranquility. It’s total restoration. When […]
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