Bible Prophecy in the News
Something strange happened at a Russian laboratory that studies some of the most dangerous pathogens on Earth. Twenty-eight-year-old Darya Shipilova, an employee of the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute in Siberia, Continue Reading
On September 30 at Quantico, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced something that deserves far more attention than another Pentagon reorganization. Among six initiatives unveiled in his “State of the Continue Reading
America is suddenly confronting the death penalty again–and from dramatically different directions. On September 30, Tennessee attempted to execute convicted murderer Christa Pike by lethal injection. It didn’t work. After Continue Reading
Something significant is happening to money in Canada, but Americans shouldn’t make the mistake of thinking this is merely a Canadian experiment. Six of Canada’s largest banks — BMO, CIBC, Continue Reading
Viktor Orbán spent 16 years building a political system in Hungary that many assumed would outlive him. It took his successors only months to begin tearing major pieces of it Continue Reading
For nearly 2,000 years, the Christian message has contained an uncomfortable word: repent. Jesus used it. The apostles preached it. The Church has carried that message across cultures, continents and Continue Reading
Recently, the Roaring Fork Schools in Colorado adopted the 3Rs curriculum, which stands for Rights, Respect, and Responsibility. While this might sound promising, as Kate Anderson of the Alliance Defending Continue Reading
For generations, Christians watching developments in Israel have assumed that one enormous event must occur before biblical sacrifices can return to Jerusalem: the Third Temple must first be built. But Continue Reading
They are the most connected generation in human history. They have instant access to entertainment, information, social media, artificial intelligence, streaming video, podcasts and virtually every worldview imaginable. An answer Continue Reading
Some progressive politicians have awoken to the fact that their far-left language is hurting them with voters, reports Axios. Terms like “birthing people” (women), “unhoused people” (homeless), “criminal justice-impacted individuals” Continue Reading