News

Archaeologists unearth 7,000-year-old settlement in place where Jesus grew up
Archaeologists from the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) recently unearthed a 7,000-year-old settlement in the predominantly Arab neighborhood of Shuafat in northern Jerusalem while they were conducting a pre-construction survey prior to building a new road.

Will approaching asteroid come dangerously close to Earth on March 5? Astronomers still unsure
An asteroid is currently approaching our planet, but space scientists are struggling to predict just how close it will get to Earth.

Am I putting my hope in something that is not God's will?
Every Christian has the desire to fulfil God's will in their life, yet at some point or another, Christians will come to dead ends.

NASA finds atmosphere in a 'super-Earth' â but it's dry and can't sustain life
The space agency announced on Tuesday that a team of international space scientists were able to analyse for the first time the atmosphere of an exoplanet in the class known as "super-Earths."

What makes the unforgivable sin unforgivable?
The Bible speaks of one sin that is beyond God's forgiveness -- the blashpheming of the Holy Spirit. What is this sin and how can I avoid it?

Cardinal George Pell rejects 'baseless' child abuse allegations
The Australian cardinal who oversees the Vatican's finances has strongly denied newspaper allegations of involvement in child sexual abuse, describing them as "utterly false".

PM Cameron meets cabinet after clinching EU deal
Prime Minister David Cameron met senior ministers on Saturday to win endorsement of an EU deal he hopes will persuade voters to ratify Britain's membership of the world's largest trading bloc.

When you feel too broken for God to fix you
So if God can heal my broken heart, why hasn't he done it yet? And if he hasn't healed me yet, what is my assurance that God wants me to be healed?

The true cost of following Jesus
Does God really call us to neglect dying or dead family members to get to work and follow Him? Or are we missing something at the cost of following Jesus?

4 misconceptions about being the light of the world
The call of being the light of the world and the salt of the earth requires that we boldly profess the goodness of God. However, there are some misconceptions about being "the light of the world."

How to speak life to a valley of dry bones
Death and life lie in the power of the tongue. What that means is that our words actually have more power than we think they do. Here are three points from the story of Ezekiel on how to use our tongues to speak blessing and truth to others.

10 Christian families evicted from Mexico community, left in the mountains for their refusal to renounce faith
Ten Christian families have been evicted from their community and left in the mountains after they refuse to renounce their faith, according to the International Christian Concern (ICC).

LGBT strategy revealed: How they try to compel lawmakers to support transgender bathroom bill
The LGBT movement in the United States is crafting "slick, emotional and effective" messages to win lawmakers' support for the transgender bathroom bill that would allow transgenders to use facilities that correspond to their gender identities.

Utah governor supports proposed bill to administer anaesthesia to unborn babies during abortion
Republican Utah Gov. Gary Herbert has thrown his support to a proposal to administer anesthesia to babies during an abortion procedure, calling it the "most humane" way to end a baby's life.

Police officer recalls how Bible gift he gave 'saved life' of homeless ex-drug addict in South Carolina
A former drug addict and homeless man thanked a police officer in South Carolina for giving him the Bible that changed him for the better.

Missouri court backs Catholic diocese in dismissing female church official found to be married to woman pastor
A Missouri court has ruled in favor of Catholic Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph in dismissing a woman who was found to be married to another woman.