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After two decades under socialist rule, Bolivia has a new president—and he’s giving glory to God. Rodrigo Paz made a bold speech about faith, family, and the future of his nation.

This incident highlights the growing instability in Niger, a country ranked among the most dangerous for Christians due to the expansion of militant groups targeting foreigners.

Dr. Bobby Duke of The Museum of The Bible notes that his personal studies of the Dead Sea Scrolls have given him “more confidence in the Bible.”

Thousands of college students at Grand Canyon University experienced profound spiritual awakenings, with over 4,300 rededicating their lives to Christ in a powerful Unite US event. The event reveals how young people are seeking truth and hope amidst a growing movement across American campuses.

A 2,700-year-old inscribed pottery fragment unearthed in Jerusalem offers compelling evidence of royal correspondence between Assyria and Judah, potentially mirroring biblical accounts of King Hezekiah's tax rebellion.

The sequel, much like the first film, centers on a MercyMe song: this time Even If.

An upcoming film called Oracles of God is set to release in November. It will explore the much-debated historical process of how the Gospels and New Testament were written and codified.

Reggaeton star Daddy Yankee, now known as Ramón Ayala, has made his return to music with a new album that reflects his faith in Christ following his conversion to Christianity three years ago.

In a sign of the momentum of Faith on streaming platforms, Bible-themed entertainment has taken center stage on Prime Video in recent weeks, and viewers are taking notice.

Surprising new survey data reveals a significant surge in Americans viewing religion positively and believing it's regaining influence, a trend seen across diverse demographics.

Two churches in San Antonio were vandalized with anti-Trump and religious graffiti during weekend protests. Pastors at both locations have responded publicly, emphasizing biblical authority and the need for respectful dialogue.

An ex-psychic is warning against the tools that are typically promoted around Halloween, including Ouija boards and tarot cards, claiming that they can be demonic.

In this honest conversation, Nicole C. Mullen reflects on valleys, healing, and how faith has shaped her resolve to do what honors Christ, no matter the cost.

Jana Kramer, star of "Karen Kingsbury's The Christmas Ring," shares how faith has been her anchor through life's challenges, including past trauma and divorce.

Recent immigration raids on Korean nationals have exposed a complex spectrum of reactions within the Korean American Christian community, from staunch adherence to legal processes to profound expressions of empathy and calls for compassion.