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Actress Jill Wagner has made a name for herself in family-friendly romantic comedies, but her real-life romance to her husband David has many of the elements of those heartwarming stories.

Ian Ross is a man with a plan.A homesteader, Ross has everything he and his family need to survive if society collapses. He has a stockpile of food, a farm, fences, and ammunition. He also has a security team.So when terrorists detonate a nuclear bomb off the coast of Los Angeles—sending the West Coast into a maelstrom of chaos —Ross is ready. He invites his family members. He invites a few friends, too.In theory, Ross and this group of preppers can survive indefinitely by growing their own food each summer and preserving it for the winter. Then again, few plans unfold without complications. His problems begin when dozens of unprepared neighbors line up outside his gate, desperately begging for assistance. The situation escalates when the local police—under the orders of a power-hungry government official—demand that Ross surrender his food supplies so they can be distributed to others.What will Ross do?The new movie Homestead (PG-13) follows the story of Ross and his family, who face difficult choices and moral dilemmas as they struggle to survive. The film was released by Angel Studios, the same company behind Sound of Freedom, Cabrini and Sound of Hope—three excellent movies that inspired audiences around the world. Homestead, though, is Angel's best movie yet.Here are three reasons why:Photo credit: ©SWN/Angel Studios; used with permission.

A British pastor, Rev. Paul Chamberlain, sparked outrage after telling a group of elementary school children that Santa Claus wasn’t real during a religious education class. The comments left some students in tears and prompted complaints from parents, leading to an apology from the pastor and reassurances from the school that all Christmas traditions and family beliefs are valued.

Archaeologists in Turkey have discovered a sarcophagus near St. Nicholas Church in Antalya's Demre neighborhood, believed to be linked to Saint Nicholas, the 4th-century bishop who inspired the legend of Santa Claus. The find, unearthed in its original position within a two-story annex, aligns with historical accounts of Saint Nicholas’ burial near the sacred area of Myra. Researchers, led by associate professor Ebru Fatma Findik, are continuing excavations and restorations, aiming to shed light on this significant historical and cultural site.

The former Archbishop of Canterbury, Baron Williams of Oystermouth, and Hebrew scholar Irene Lancaster, discuss the implications of assisted suicide being made legal if Kim Leadbeater's bill succeeds, and why they are against this.

Michael Brown, a Christian author, radio host and founder of the FIRE School of Ministry, has asked for forgiveness regarding allegations of misconduct from a couple of decades ago as a widower has come forward to accuse him of an inappropriate relationship with his late wife.

A newly discovered third-century inscription, known as the Akeptous Inscription, provides compelling evidence for the early Christian belief in Jesus as God, predating the Council of Nicaea by nearly a century. Found in northern Israel and currently displayed at the Museum of the Bible, the inscription records a dedication to "God Jesus Christ," underscoring that the deity of Christ was a widely held belief among early Christians. Apologists and scholars, including Sean McDowell and Christopher Rollston, emphasize its significance in debunking claims that Christ's divinity was a later invention, with Rollston calling it a "clear and emphatic" testament to pre-Nicaean theology.

A recent survey by the American Psychology Association reveals that despite political differences, 83% of U.S. adults agree the holidays are a time to set aside tensions and reconnect with family, though younger adults are more likely to skip gatherings altogether. The holidays offer an opportunity for families to embrace fellowship, express gratitude, and strengthen relationships through spiritual connection, cherishing loved ones while setting aside divisive politics.

Actress and filmmaker Candace Cameron Bure shared in a recent interview how her bold stance on faith has cost her business opportunities but ultimately strengthened her reliance on God. Speaking on The Conservative Woman's Guide podcast, Bure encouraged young conservative women to overcome fear in today's cancel-culture climate, emphasizing that God honors courage and faithfulness. She highlighted her journey of trusting God despite setbacks, applauding her current role with Great American Family as an answer to years of prayer.

Jesse Hutch says a near-death experience at age 21 changed the path of his life. "God definitely just was with me." He is involved in three new projects: the new Angel Studios film and accompanying TV series "Homestead," and the Great American Family movies "Christmas Under the Northern Lights" and "A Little Women’s Christmas."

The citizens of Sweetwater, Texas, won Becket's first-ever "Tiny Tim Toast" award for standing firm against calls to remove a Nativity scene from their courthouse lawn. Despite objections citing church-state separation, the community rallied to keep the display, showcasing the power of faith and perseverance during the holiday season.

Disney has removed a transgender storyline from Pixar’s upcoming animated series Win or Lose after facing backlash from parents preferring to address such topics with their children. Transgender actor Chanel Stewart, who voices the character, expressed disappointment, emphasizing the importance of authentic representation for trans youth. The decision follows ongoing scrutiny of Disney's social activism, with concerns over consumer perceptions potentially impacting its brand and revenue.