Ukraine: The Mariupol steel workers longing for home

There were new escalations in the war between Russia and Ukraine on Tuesday with attacks on the capital cities of both countries.

About six years, I was in our CBN News bureau in Washington, D.C., walking to my desk when I passed our green room and said a friendly hello to a woman I didn't know. She was visiting our bureau and preparing for an interview with one of my colleagues. As I kept walking towards my desk, I felt the Holy Spirit nudge me to turn around, go in the green room, and befriend the woman sitting in there.  

A legal dispute that broke out between Arizona Christian University (ACU) and the Washington Elementary School District has been settled after ACU accused the public school system of cutting ties over the institution’s “religious beliefs.”

A legal dispute that broke out between Arizona Christian University (ACU) and the Washington Elementary School District has been settled after ACU accused the public school system of cutting ties over the institution’s “religious beliefs.”

A new end-times drama is set to deliver a unique, action-packed approach to biblical prophecy, exploring what the world could look like in the wake of the biblical Rapture.

World Help, a faith-based humanitarian group, is trying to help North Korean Christians both in body and spirit by bringing both food and Bibles into the communist country. 

A Chinese congregation that escaped persecution has found asylum in America. After suffering from religious persecution in the People's Republic of China, 63 members of the Mayflower Church congregation have a new life of freedom in Texas.

Christians in northeast India are under attack as a violent conflict between two ethnic groups continues to cause civil unrest.

Pastor and theologian John Piper recently responded to a podcast listener who appealed to 1 Timothy 4:1 to ask whether “Christ-worshipers” can “become blatant demon-worshipers.”

In Nigeria, Tabitha and her husband worked hard on their farm, struggling to provide for their four children. But the proceeds simply weren't enough to give their children all the things they needed. All too often, the children sometimes went hungry.