The story of a teenager who fell through the ice in 2015, was under water for 15 minutes, and was clinically dead for over an hour before miraculously being brought back to life has captivated audiences.
An Oregon mom is now free to begin the process of adopting from the state's foster care system after officials initially denied her application because she refused to promote gender ideology in her home, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit has ruled.
Hundreds of prison inmates at a Mississippi correctional facility praised Jesus and were touched by "the presence of God" earlier this month. As a result, more than 100 incarcerated men gave their lives to Jesus, and more than 50 took part in a spontaneous water baptism, a national prison ministry reports.
A new investigation reveals China may have had access into sensitive U.S. military systems for over a decade thanks to a major federal contractor.
Christian summer camps are seeing record demand as families try to break from screens and reconnect with faith. At places like River Valley Ranch in Maryland, faith and adventure go hand in hand, offering kids more than just a week of fun.
“Jesus Christ now has her in His loving arms in heaven, where she can never be harmed ever again...” From there, the brave mother offered forgiveness. “It is Christ who lives in me that has given me the strength to forgive you."
Attorney General Pam Bondi is defending her decision to withhold certain files pertaining to convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Meanwhile, Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard is furthering her accusations against the Obama administration.
In just the last year, a set of triplets has exploded on social media reaching more than 355,000 followers. The Helms brothers from Denver, North Carolina, are using Instagram to pray, have fun and tell people about Jesus.
One social media commentator once observed, "You aren't truly famous until you are a meme." That's the hard lesson learned by one unsuspecting pair at a recent Coldplay concert in Boston.
Almost 200 people were baptized during a Sunday night worship service and a planned outdoor event hosted by Manna Church in Fayetteville, North Carolina.