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Johnnie Moore tells which ideology has persecuted the most Christians in history
Johnnie Moore shares powerful stories of religious oppression.

Benjamin Watson challenges men to stand up for life
Former NFL star and author Benjamin Watson highlights the importance of men understanding their role regarding the abortion issue and encourages them to stand up for life.

Alexa PenaVega reveals vision from God of daughter worshiping in Heaven
Alexa PenaVega opens up about God's faithfulness in the face of heartbreak and her new Christmas film alongside her husband, Carlos.

Nick Vujicic laments entertainment-driven church
Nick Vujicic warns of an entertainment-driven church and issues an urgent call for repentance.

Jay Richards on toxic ideologies, untangling transgenderism from state laws
Jay Richards of The Heritage Foundation discussed the toxic ideology of transgenderism and its impact on gender-confused children and their families.
Actor Jesse Hutch says his Christian faith is more than just a label
Jesse Hutch discusses his role in the post-apocalyptic movie "Homestead," which explores themes of survival, family and faith.

Armie Hammer's mom shares path to forgiveness, healing
Armie Hammer's mother, Dru Hammer, shares her story of forgiveness and healing.

Meg Kilgannon urges Christians to stand up against social pressures to compromise on values
Meg Kilgannon, senior fellow for education studies at the Family Research Council, raises concerns about laws that force Christians to compromise on their beliefs and values, and highlights concerns about debanking and the pressures corporations face to cave to the LGBT lobby.

'The Chosen' star Jonathan Roumie opens up about his prayer life
This Advent season, Jonathan Roumie is encouraging other believers to reflect and pray deeper as part of the Pray25 Challenge on the Hallow app.

'Mary' director on humanizing Jesus' mother in Netflix film
DJ Caruso, director of the new Netflix film "Mary," discusses the creative process behind the film.


























