Tributes To Mikhail Gorbachev, Brian Houston’s First Message After Resignation, Eminem Raps About Jesus
The Rev. Franklin Graham pays tribute to former Soviet Union leader Mikhail Gorbachev, who died Tuesday at 91.
A United States senator is urging the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs not to provide abortions to veterans and their families, insisting that such a policy would violate federal law.
Hillsong Church founder Brian Houston insisted in what appeared to be his first pulpit appearance since his resignation in March that God doesn’t write people off as men do and that he still has so much more to give at the age of 68.
Rapper Eminem professes his faith in Jesus in a song on a popular new album produced by DJ Khaled.
When the Kendrick brothers began filming Lifemark, a movie following the true story of a teenage boy unexpectedly contacted by his birth mother, who gave him up for adoption 18 years earlier instead of going through with an abortion, they had no idea just how timely it would be.
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- Franklin Graham pays tribute to Mikhail Gorbachev | World News
- Senator warns VA that providing abortions to veterans is illegal | Politics News
- Brian Houston returns to pulpit: 'There is so much more in me' | Church & Ministries News
- Texas outreach seeks to 'transform Iran into a Christian nation' | World News
- 2 more Pakistani Christians accused of blasphemy receive bail | World News
- Eminem raps about God, calls Jesus his Savior on top new album | Entertainment News
- Pastor, ministry leaders admit to stealing benefits from homeless | U.S. News
- Kendricks' film 'Lifemark' takes bold stand for life post Roe | Entertainment News
