A Caribbean minister and musician has become an overnight success after creating an inspirational anthem that has gone viral on social media as millions share the song's message about God's blessings.
Fox News host Pete Hegseth recently asked “Fox & Friends” viewers — and his cohosts — to bow their heads in prayer for a Bible-app-sponsored segment. Before turning to prayer, Hegseth said, “You know what, this is a transition for transitions if you’ve ever had one.”
Picture a dystopian America where Bibles are banned, Christianity is vanquished, and believers are forced to embark on a perilous journey to worship Jesus in underground churches.
"The Chosen" Season 4 may not be coming out on streaming as quickly as many fans had hoped, but now it's returning to theaters for a limited time, right before Easter – and it's at a discount.
“The Chosen” is changing inmates’ lives, bringing the Gospel message to a population desperately needing hope and transformation.
Children are being targeted once again with occultic entertainment. A handful of satanic-themed shows will be released in the coming months with stories that try to make witchcraft, demons, and even sex with the devil look appealing.
![Sir Anthony Hopkins portrays Sir Nicholas Winton in this powerful true story "One Life"](https://www1.cbn.com/sites/default/files/styles/image_xl_640x480/public/media/standard/images/jha1443onelifehopkins_si.jpg?itok=LC9TQTE- "Sir Anthony Hopkins portrays Sir Nicholas Winton in this powerful true story "One Life"")
An incredible piece of history hit the big screen Friday. "One Life" is based on the life of a British stockbroker who risked his life to help more than 600 Jewish children escape Nazis in Czechoslovakia in 1938 just before World War II.
The head of an organization tasked with bringing “The Chosen” to one billion people across the globe has unveiled plans to bring season four of the hit show to prisons and churches, a bold move aimed at sparking Gospel conversations and healing.
Fans of the hit TV show “The Chosen” were likely surprised to see creator Dallas Jenkins release a Facebook video over the weekend with a shocking title: “I’ve got bad news about Season 4’s release.”
Singer Jeremy Camp’s surgery Monday to treat atrial fibrillation was a success, with his wife, Adrienne, posting a message to her husband’s Instagram letting fans know he’s resting.