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'God Built This Miracle': Hockey Player Died for 16 Minutes, Says He Spoke to God

Billy Garaffa was dead for 16 minutes.

TV Ghost Hunter Breaks Silence on What Followed Her Home Off-Camera

Kristina Costanza, a former TV ghost hunter

'Children Do Not Belong to the Government': Federal Judge Smacks Down CA Gender Secrecy Policies

Sex education in schools is pro-LGBT (Adobe stock photo)

Utility crew workers replace a power pole snapped in two when high winds downed a tree in Sagamore Hills, Ohio, Monday, Dec. 29, 2025. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)

Bomb Cyclone Cuts Power to Hundreds of Thousands, Winter Tornadoes Strike

Recycle God's Love in action (Photo by Steve Rees)

'We Love Because He First Loved Us': Christian Outreach Transforms Lives in Denver

Emily Bickford is represented by Liberty Counsel

Judge's Ruling Blocks Maine Mom from Taking Her Daughter to Christmas Church Services

course finances by the book

Holiday Spending Up, S&P Up 17%, but Many Americans Say 'Humbug' to Charitable Giving

Workers work to restore power after severe storms, Thursday, Dec. 25, 2025, in Wrightwood, Calif. (AP Photo/William Liang)

Mudslides, Whiteouts and Icy Weather Causing Holiday Travel Headaches

Christopher Gunderson

True Miracle: He Heard God Speak and What Happened Next Shocked His Doctors

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The Top 5 Misconceptions About Christmas and the Birth of Christ

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Fighting Fear: This Was the Most-Read Scripture of 2025 on the Bible App

Holiday Travel

Airports and Roads Packed As Christmas Rings In As Busiest Travel Holiday on Record

God and Scrooge: How Charles Dickens Pursued 'Real Christianity'

Christian Influencer

These Influencers Are Teaching Christianity Online — And Young People Are Listening

Three Kings

What Many Get Totally Wrong About the ‘Three Kings,’ Biblical Details Surrounding Jesus’ Birth

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Utility crew workers replace a power pole snapped in two when high winds downed a tree in Sagamore Hills, Ohio, Monday, Dec. 29, 2025. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)

Bomb Cyclone Cuts Power to Hundreds of Thousands, Winter Tornadoes Strike

Workers work to restore power after severe storms, Thursday, Dec. 25, 2025, in Wrightwood, Calif. (AP Photo/William Liang)

Mudslides, Whiteouts and Icy Weather Causing Holiday Travel Headaches

Monica and her husband Chris, both former addicts, began the Life Center

A Minneapolis Mission Has Found a Way to Reach America's 'Unreached People Group': The Homeless

Turning Point USA

Out of Heartbreak, Hope: How TPUSA Is Carrying Charlie Kirk's Legacy Forward

Oklahoma City Lady Griffins

Girls' Basketball Team Surrenders First Place Trophy in Stunning Move: 'True Winning'

Yaron Lischinsky and his partner, Sarah Milgram, both staff members at the Israeli Embassy and due to be engaged next week, were murdered at the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., on May 21, 2025. Photo Credit: Israeli Embassy in Washington.

Parents of Israeli Embassy Murder Victim Visit DC to Confront 'Growing Monster' of Antisemitism

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US Church Closures Hit Record, but Faith Thrives in This Rural NC Town: 'I Met Jesus in Prison'

Wonders Center & Science Museum

'You're Not a Cosmic Accident': Unique Creation Museum Reveals Where Faith and Science Meet

New Jersey has targeted pro-life pregnancy centers

Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers Case: Even the ACLU Calls NJ Actions 'Censorship by Intimidation'

Kumma Teddy

From Teddy Bears that Talk Sex to 'Tech Spies' in Disguise, AI-Toy Alarm Bells Are Ringing

Frat and sorority revival at Clemson University

'Packed and Overflowing': Fraternity, Sorority Members Transformed in Bible Study Spike at Clemson

Man Holding Bible

Bible Reading Surges Among Young Men, Church Tech Leaders Aim to Convert Curiosity to Lasting Faith