New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, a supporter of abortion in the Empire State, signed Senate Bill 660 on Nov. 8, which requires all employers—including churches, religious schools, faith-based pregnancy care centers, and religious nonprofits—to disavow their beliefs about abortion, contraception, and sexual morality by forcing them to hire and employ those who refuse to abide by the organizations' statements of faith.
Sprite has a new commercial coming to your TV screens. I'll tell you right up front that I found it chilling. All these "loving" images come with a beautiful music bed that tugs at your heartstrings - "let there be peace on earth" - while at the same time coaxes you to buy into what many doctors and psychiatrists are saying is a mental disorder. And nowhere, by the way, do you see anyone taking a sip of Sprite.
A pro-life leader says he will appeal a multi-million dollar judgment handed down by a federal court last week in San Francisco, CA.
Happiness. Everyone wants it, but surveys show few people attain it. Bestselling author Max Lucado suggests people are most likely to find happiness when they give it away
Chick-fil-A is coming under heavy fire for announcing it will no longer donate to Christian ministries that have been falsely accused of anti-LGBTQ views.
When the Virginia legislature flipped to the Democrats in the election earlier this month, supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment celebrated that victory, saying they now would have the last state needed to make the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) a new addition to the US Constitution. But opponents of the amendment say "not so fast."
The non-profit, non-partisan organization, My Faith Votes, has issued a call to prayer. The group is calling for all Americans to understand the impeachment process and for Christians to pray regularly for the country during this time.
A Missouri community rallied together to grant a teenager his last wish before he passed away from cancer.
Students at Bozeman High School in Montana are protesting against a Christian club because they don't like the group's biblical beliefs about marriage and sexuality.
Eager to expand its footprint overseas and into liberal cities in the U.S., executives at Chick-fil-A have made the decision to no longer donate to perennially controversial charities like the Salvation Army and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.