President Donald Trump has indicated that Iran may agree to direct talks on its nuclear program. Talk about potential negotiations is taking place while the U.S. wages a massive air campaign against the Houthis, one of Iran’s main proxies in
Millions in Sudan have been torn from their homes by war. Fleeing violence and loss, many families seek refuge in neighbouring Chad, where Christian aid groups like World Vision are providing critical support. CBN News joined a World Vision convoy
Christopher Gunderson spent the first 16 years of his life unable to eat and in desperate need of medical intervention for survival. But Gunderson, born with chronic pseudo-obstruction syndrome, an ailment in which the gastrointestinal tracts can’t appropriately absorb food,
A rash of complaints to police in Indonesia accusing Christians of blasphemy on social media has driven several of them to seek refuge abroad. Christian apologist Edwin Hutabarat, also known as “Metatron,” is now in the Netherlands after radical Muslims
Syria’s Christian community is fearful for the future following a wave of violence that left over 1,000 people dead earlier this month, as a watchdog group reports that starvation is being used as a weapon and Christian workers are reportedly
There are plenty of surveys swirling about faith, or lack thereof, in America, but there are some encouraging new statistics offering rays of hope. A recently released survey from Barna Group found a majority of adults disagree with the claim
Homelessness is a growing global crisis, with an estimated 1 billion people living in inadequate housing and over 100 million without any shelter at all. In Colombia, the challenges are compounded by drug addiction, poverty, and a steady flow of
My Christian higher education colleagues and I are witnessing a trend-reversal emerging among Gen Z teens and young adults. In the last few years, we have seen: Unplanned, over 50,000 college students sing Agnus Dei acapella at the 2024 Passion
An assistant professor at Brown University has been deported to Lebanon after she travelled abroad to attend the funeral of former Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah and reportedly expressed praise for the slain terrorist leader, referring to him as a “spiritual
Republican legislators in more than a dozen states have introduced bills calling for the public display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. The movement gained momentum after Louisiana became the first state in the modern era to mandate
