Puerto Rico Prohibits Gender-Affirming Surgeries for Minors

Puerto Rico has recently made headlines by enacting a significant law that bans gender transition procedures for minors, a decision that aligns the island with over two dozen states in the U.S. that have taken similar actions. This move, introduced by Governor Jenniffer Gonzalez Colon, aims to protect the health and well-being of young individuals, … Read more

How to Find Courage Through God’s Promises

Life can feel overwhelming sometimes. Fear creeps in, doubts whisper, and courage seems just out of reach. But here’s the good news: God’s promises are like an unshakable anchor in the storm. They remind us we’re not alone—He’s with us, fighting for us. So how do we find courage through His promises? Let’s break it … Read more

Why You No Longer Have to Live in Fear

Fear has a way of creeping into our lives, doesn’t it? It whispers doubts, magnifies worries, and makes us feel trapped. But here’s the truth—you don’t have to live that way. As Christians, we have a promise stronger than any fear. Let’s break down why fear no longer has to rule your life. The Root … Read more

Trump Administration Promotes Strong Religious Accommodations for Federal Employees

The U.S. federal government has taken significant steps to bolster religious liberty for its employees, issuing new guidance that encourages agencies to accommodate the faith practices of their workers. This initiative, announced by the Office of Personnel Management (OPM), aims to ensure that federal employees can freely express and practice their religious beliefs during work … Read more

Federal Appeals Court Upholds West Virginias Ban on Abortion Pill

Pro-life advocates are celebrating a significant legal victory following a recent ruling from the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, which upheld West Virginia’s right to ban the abortion pill, mifepristone. This decision marks the second substantial setback for the abortion industry in a month, igniting discussions on the ongoing battle over reproductive rights in … Read more

Trumps Weekly Recap: From Faith Summit to Epstein Updates

This week, the Christian community is buzzing with news that intertwines faith, politics, and societal issues. As President Donald Trump marks six months in office, his administration continues to make headlines, especially regarding religious liberty and its impact on American life. Here’s a look at some significant developments and insights that have emerged recently. First … Read more

Republican Congress Members Denounce Persecution of Christians in Predominantly Muslim Countries

In a bold move that underscores the ongoing plight of Christians facing persecution around the globe, Republican lawmakers in both the House and Senate have united to introduce a resolution condemning the systematic abuse of Christians in predominantly Muslim nations. This initiative, led by Rep. Riley Moore of West Virginia and Sen. Josh Hawley of … Read more

Christian Bookstore Argues Colorado Law Compels Acceptance of LGBT Ideology

A Colorado bookstore, Born Again Used Books, has taken a bold stand against what it describes as a government overreach into its religious beliefs. The Christian bookstore, located in Colorado Springs, has filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado, challenging recent amendments to the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Act (CADA) that … Read more

Republican Governor Rejects Bills Prohibiting Males in Womens Spaces and Strengthening Parental Rights

In a surprising political twist, New Hampshire’s Republican Governor Kelly Ayotte has vetoed two significant bills aimed at regulating access to women’s restrooms and locker rooms, as well as addressing concerns about sexually explicit material in schools. This decision has sparked considerable debate among constituents and advocates on both sides of the aisle. The first … Read more

Court Halts Washington Law Compelling Priests to Breach Confession Confidentiality

A recent ruling by a federal judge has sparked significant discussion within the Christian community, particularly among Roman Catholic clergy. The decision involves a controversial Washington state law that mandated priests to report allegations of abuse revealed during confession. This law, known as Senate Bill 5375, was set to take effect on July 27, but … Read more