Speaker, author and influencer Kirly Kelly provides a practical battle plan to defeat the habitual sin plaguing your life. Plus, a pastor braves persecution inside Russian-controlled territory and sees signs and wonders across the nation. CBN News has the story on today’s 700 Club.
A man receives a motivational speech from God himself. Hear more about this one-on-one encounter and the divine lesson revealed on today’s 700 Club
Follow the journey of Minnesota Twins' phenom Royce Lewis as he transitions from baseball's number one pick to becoming one of its top hitters. Additionally, John James, former lead singer and founder of 'The Newsboys,' shares insights on the price of success on today's 700 Club.
![Mark Wahlberg arrives at the premiere of the film "Daddy's Home" in London in 2015. (Photo by Vianney Le Caer/Invision/AP)](https://www1.cbn.com/sites/default/files/styles/image_xl_640x480/public/media/standard/images/markwahlbergap2_si.jpg?itok=p3HTRFLn "Mark Wahlberg arrives at the premiere of the film "Daddy's Home" in London in 2015. (Photo by Vianney Le Caer/Invision/AP)")
Actor Mark Wahlberg is crediting his faith for the massive success he’s had in Hollywood.
For the millions of people around the world who live with the learning disability known as dyslexia, connecting to God's Word can be tough and quite often discouraging, but a special feature provided by YouVersion is changing all that.
Randy Kay’s “afterlife” experience still leaves him visibly emotional as he recounts visiting heaven, meeting Jesus, and returning to share his harrowing journey.
<p>During difficult times, even a small act of kindness can make a big difference. That's the foundation for a sewing ministry that demonstrates the love of Christ to people in need. </p>
Christian fathers who want to effectively parent their children should consider what might not be immediately obvious: the daily habits they develop around waking and sleeping, eating, conversing, and their phones.
There are signs Israel's battlefront may be shifting to focus on Hezbollah in the North as the fighting continues in the Gaza strip. New York leaders say outside groups fueled the unrest at Columbia and other Universities. Now, attorneys from the U.S. and Israel are suing two organizations. The pro-life community suffered a loss at the U.S. Supreme Court but is vowing to continue the fight. While lawmakers on Capitol Hill work to keep houses of worship safe a former U.S. Navy seal is joining the