Jonathan Roumie Reflects On Bittersweet End Of The Chosen Jonathan Roumie is speaking plainly about what it feels like to see a season of his life close. “It’s extremely bittersweet,”
A Father’s Faith That Changed A Nation The children of the late Arkansas man whose grassroots effort led to “In God We Trust” adorning U.S. paper currency told The Christian
Neal McDonough Puts God First In Hollywood Neal McDonough is not interested in the usual Hollywood applause; he wants to live out his faith and make work that shapes souls,
The Sovereignty Of God The Bible declares a truth that unsettles many modern sensibilities: God is absolutely in control. He rules history, nations, and the small decisions of our daily
Judge Sides With University In Defunding Student Magazines A federal judge recently sided with the University of Alabama over its decision to cut funding for two student-run magazines aimed at
Indiana University Settlement Raises First Amendment And Moral Questions An Indiana university has agreed to pay $225,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by a former employee who was fired after
Case Dropped For Grandma Arrested After Facebook Post A grandmother in rural Texas was arrested after she posted concerns about brown, sediment-filled tap water in her town, and the grand
Reading The DNC After Action Report Through Faith The Democratic National Committee released an After-Action report that contrasts one failed presidential campaign with other successful Democratic efforts and proposes a
Texas Democrat and U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico is once again at the center of controversy after publicly defending abortion while claiming his Christian faith supports the position. The self-described
Evangelicals Draw Line Against Talarico as Texas Senate Battle Intensifies As the Texas Republican Senate runoff between Senator John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton grows increasingly bitter, one thing