New Testament scholar Jeremiah J. Johnston believes the most compelling archaeological evidence for Jesus is the famed Shroud of Turin, a burial cloth believed by some to show an image created during Christ’s resurrection.
Despite growing in 2025, Bible engagement has ticked down and returned to 2024 levels, according to the American Bible Society’s (ABS) State of the Bible survey.
Christians will pause in the coming week for a historic 75th annual National Day of Prayer event, which arrives as America celebrates its 250th anniversary. This year's theme is "Glorify God among the nations, seeking Him in all generations," focusing on intergenerational unity and giving glory to God for the nation's history.
A crackdown on free speech and religious liberty in England has once again led to outrage. A shocking video shows authorities hauling away a 66-year-old street preacher and grandfather in handcuffs. His alleged "crime?" He was publicly sharing the gospel and speaking out about Islam.
He is the first former member of China's secret police to speak publicly about Beijing's active campaign to silence Chinese pro-democracy voices overseas.
<p>Survivors in a Texas town are focusing on gratitude and God's protection while cleaning up after a tornado with at least 120 mile an hour winds ripped through on Tuesday.</p>
<p>Across Virginia, thousands of homeschooled students face a longstanding barrier: they are not allowed to compete on public school athletic teams. Now, one Northern Virginia program is offering an alternative combining football, faith, and education to give these athletes a chance to play.</p>
<p>Massive flood waters covered parts of Hawaii in March, leaving some of the state's poorest residents homeless. CBN's Operation Blessing quickly arrived on the scene in Oahu to help some of the people who were the hardest hit, such as Kiki Pagliotti, whose home was surrounded by water.</p>
<p>Israel is on high alert as officials prepare for the possibility that fighting with Iran could resume within days. In Washington, President Donald Trump is reviewing new military options, while signaling that Iran may still be open to a deal.</p>
<p>Imagine the NFL's 30 football stadiums, filled to the top with stacks of $100-bills. That still wouldn't be enough to hold the $39 trillion U.S. national debt. You'd need seven more football stadiums full of $100-bills.</p>