Pennsylvania Lawmaker Proposes Day of the Bible to Honor Revolutionary War-Era Scripture

A Pennsylvania lawmaker is making headlines with a bold proposal to honor a significant piece of American history—the first complete English-language Bible printed in the United States. State Representative Stephanie Borowicz, representing the 76th District, is set to introduce a resolution that would designate September 12 as “The Day of the Bible” throughout the Commonwealth. … Read more

Ted Cruz References Genesis 12:3 as Personal Motivation for His Support of Israel During Intense Tucker Carlson Interview

In a recent fiery exchange, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz found himself at the center of a heated debate during an interview with conservative commentator Tucker Carlson. The discussion, which covered a range of topics from foreign policy to theological perspectives, took a particularly intense turn when Israel’s role in American politics was brought to the … Read more

Elderly Couple Married for 60 Years Dies in Church Bus Accident en Route to Sunday Service

Tragedy Strikes Kentucky Church Community as Beloved Couple Dies in Bus Accident A heart-wrenching incident unfolded in Frankfort, Kentucky, as the close-knit community of First Corinthian Baptist Church mourns the loss of James Jackson, 81, and his wife Carolyn, 76. The couple, who dedicated over 50 years to their church, tragically lost their lives when … Read more

Calvary Chapel San Jose Appeals to California Supreme Court to Overturn $1.2M COVID Lockdown Penalty

Calvary Chapel San Jose, a church known for its steadfast commitment to worship, is making headlines again as it appeals to the California Supreme Court to overturn a hefty $1.2 million fine. This fine was imposed after the church continued to hold in-person services during the COVID-19 pandemic, defying local shelter-in-place orders. The case raises … Read more

"Bible College Linked to Minnesota Shooting Suspect Stands by Its Founder: This is Not Who We Are"

In a shocking turn of events, the Christ for the Nations Institute (CFNI) in Dallas, Texas, has found itself in the spotlight following the tragic assassination of Minnesota State Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband. The suspected gunman, Vance Luther Boelter, is a former student of the institute, having attended from 1988 to 1990. This … Read more

Minnesota Shooting Suspect Visited Homes of Other Lawmakers and Maintained Notebook with Officials Addresses

In a shocking turn of events, the state of Minnesota has been rocked by the tragic assassination of Democratic-Farmer-Labor lawmakers Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark Hortman. The suspect, Vance Luther Boelter, a former pastor, is now facing federal charges, including stalking and attempted murder. This incident has raised serious concerns about political violence … Read more

Colorado Town Approves Church Homeless Shelter and Will Cover $225K in Legal Fees

A significant development has emerged from Castle Rock, Colorado, where the local government has reached a settlement with the Rock Church, allowing the congregation to operate a homeless shelter on its property. This agreement not only permits the church to continue its charitable efforts but also includes the town covering $225,000 in legal fees incurred … Read more

Pastor Doug Wilson: "I Believe Muslims Should Not Hold Political Office"

In a recent episode of "The Auron MacIntyre Show," Douglas Wilson, a prominent pastor and self-identified Christian nationalist, stirred up significant controversy with his remarks regarding the role of non-Christians in American public life. Wilson, who leads Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, expressed views that many would find alarming, suggesting that Muslims and other non-Christian … Read more