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U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments on Obama immigration case
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on Monday on the case involving President Barack Obama's immigration actions.
Genocide declaration would save lives: UK Coptic bishop enters the debate over ISIS atrocities
A declaration of genocide by MPs this week would protect lives and allow for a co-ordinated international response, according to Angaelos
Cirque du Soleil cancels North Carolina shows over bathroom law; governor scores gay lobby
Theatrical circus group Cirque du Soleil has canceled its upcoming shows in North Carolina to show its opposition to the bathroom privacy law that imposes that people can use bathrooms according to their biological sex.
ISIS-destroyed Palmyra arch recreated in London's Trafalgar Square
A replica of an ancient arch destroyed by ISIS in Syria has been unveiled in London's Trafalgar Square today.
How old is the Bible?
Recent headlines have suggested the Bible is much older than previously thought. So how old do we think the Good Book is?
Iraqi priest saves thousands of 'priceless' ancient manuscripts from ISIS
An Iraqi priest has been named a hero after he rescued thousands of 'priceless' ancient manuscripts as ISIS invaded his village.
Wife of jailed Christian human rights activist speaks of power of God
Wife of jailed Christian human rights activist shared how she has relied on the powers of God during her darkest challenges.
Christian woman bulldozed and killed during church demolition protest
A pastor's wife was killed after being buried alive while protesting the destruction of a church in China, according to a human rights organisation.
Christian fitness instructor killed in Texas church
A Christian mother of three was killed in a church in Texas on Monday morning by a man dressed in SWAT gear, according to police.
Has God called me to full-time ministry?
How do I know if I'm called to full-time ministry on a vocational level or not?
Pegida founder in racial hatred trial after calling refugees 'filth'
The founder of German anti-Islam group Pegida will appear in court today facing charges of inciting hatred in October 2015.
How to measure spiritual growth in our lives
It is God's will for every believer to mature spiritually, becoming more independent from spiritual mentors and learning to feed themselves with God's Word. However, how do we truly measure or know whether a person is growing in the Lord?
5 unpopular ideas from Jesus about money
Jesus is very concerned about your money. He may not need it and it may not matter to Him how much of it you have, but Jesus is without a shadow of a doubt very concerned about the contents of our wallets and what they do to the contents of our hearts.
How to beat depression with the cross
There are so many misconceptions about depression amongst Christian churches today, and the challenge is that it is a reality that is becoming more real by the year. The good news, however, is that Jesus has provided a way out of it and that is through His sacrifice on the cross.
Wafer 'bleeds' in Polish church: Genuine miracle or hoax?
A bit of wafer turns out to be human heart muscle that's been subjected to stress and pain.
Ted Cruz snubs Muslim Americans as group of lobbyists meet lawmakers in Washington
Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz made a lot of Muslim American voters really upset after they were reportedly snubbed by his staff in his office in Washington last April 18.