Bible Prophecy in the News
Ahmed al-Sharaa inherited a country in ruins. War halved the size of Syria’s economy and left nine people out of ten below the poverty line. According to serious Israeli sources, Continue Reading
Nine of the nation’s largest banks relied on subjective decision-making and the opinions of advocacy organizations to terminate customer accounts or deny service to potential customers—often because of Biblical beliefs Continue Reading
The phenomenon of Black Friday has evolved from a single day of post-Thanksgiving shopping into a global spectacle of consumerism. While market analysts celebrate it as a triumph of retail Continue Reading
A short video can make a sweeping theological claim sound obvious: Jesus never condemned homosexuality, the argument goes, but Paul did. Therefore, Paul must have contradicted Jesus—and Christians should trust Continue Reading
Imagine a protest in a city square. Cameras record the crowd. Traffic scanners log the cars leaving. Store cameras capture people stopping for coffee. A phone video posted online shows Continue Reading
More than forty activist groups recently marched onto Parliament Hill demanding Canadian taxpayers hand over $450 million over five years to expand the federal 2SLGBTQI+ Action Plan. Housing. Healthcare. Economic Continue Reading
British experts have warned that conflict in space could emerge within five years. The warning came as Britain’s space industry shifts toward defense: companies founded to remove orbital debris or Continue Reading
When an influential pastor announces a run for the United States Senate, the political implications are obvious. But in Kansas, the candidacy of Adam Hamilton has ignited a controversy that Continue Reading
People may be growing more secular, but it has hardly stopped believing in the supernatural. Millions of Americans still believe in God, heaven, hell, angels, demons, spiritual attacks and divine Continue Reading
For generations, Americans have viewed their homes as the one place where they could shut the door on the outside world. Private conversations remained private, family routines were nobody else’s Continue Reading