“Religious bigotry alive and celebrated in Oregon.”

A new report estimates that somewhere between 2045 and 2070, Christians will likely become a religious minority in America.

After preaching in Mongolia, Franklin Graham says many people in the country have an emptiness that they can’t find a way to fill.

Al Fadi has completely transformed his life to one of service and making an eternal impact on the lives of college students.

In 1957, Queen Elizabeth reminded her subjects of what must always stay the same. In 2022, we would do well to look back and be reminded.

“I was outta here.”

Swalwell attempted to say that Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis was encouraging unconstitutional actions -- and betrayed his ignorance.

“I ain’t worth y’all Louis Vuitton? I ain’t worth your Prada? I’m not worth your Gucci?”

“The point is we are America, and not everyone does believe in the same God, so telling children that is very confusing.”

Christians in Africa pursue their faith at risk of deadly violence and persecution, especially those Muslim converts to Christianity

“I don’t want to leave because I’m not in danger.”

“I think there’s a distinction between being religious—adhering to the customs created by man, oftentimes appropriating the awe reserved for who I believe is a very real God.”

“It was in a stinking letter and it means nothing like they say it does.”

The radical left's fury fell upon a Seattle street preacher as pro-abortion protests in Seattle turned violent.

“There is nothing neutral about Maine’s program.”

In less than two months there have been over 40 targeted attacks on Christians and conservatives, but the media isn't reporting it.

Opposition to abortion is a matter of Catholic dogma. However, bishops have authority over how to handle politicians in their jurisdictions.

Amos Miller is an Amish farmer who runs a small farm and grows food the way he believes God intended. The feds shut him down.

'Ruth Sent Us' is the same group that also seeks to intimidate Supreme Court justices by publishing where they live.

'Bringing a sacrifice to the Temple Mount is contrary to the Chief Rabbinate of Israel’s ruling,' a chief rabbi said.