The song, What the World Needs Now is Love, is proving relevant today through the work of two Regent University graduates. The Love Your City project is helping the once-hostile Vietnamese government to become more welcoming of Christian churches with
The New York State Assembly is considering a bill that would effectively mandate Chick-fil-A restaurants along the New York State Thruway and the Port Authority to remain open on Sundays in violation of its Sabbatarian policy. Bill A08336, also known
Evangelist Nick Hall has spoken to thousands around the U.S., bringing the Gospel to members of every generation. But his new mission is a more pointed effort. Hall, founder of Pulse, a global evangelistic organization, is embarking on a multi-year
An 87-year-old church in Belton, Texas made a pivotal decision during the COVID-19 pandemic to change the way they do church, and it is still paying off in ways they did not expect. Crossroads Church has seen a boom in
After running on a libertarian platform and winning, Argentine President Javier Milei is taking aim at hundreds of socialist policies in his country, offering harsh criticisms of the ideology. Milei’s executive order targeted nearly every aspect of the Argentine economy,
Editor’s note: The acknowledgment of the existence of God let alone a public commitment to follow Him by national leaders is rare in today’s world. When a national leader makes such a public pronouncement it is worthy of recognition which
Be Still and Know As we start 2024 let’s be still and experience the presence of the Lord. May we know He is God and that this year He will be exalted in our nation (Ps 46:10). It is much
Australia’s primary school age children are angrier, lonelier, more anxious, and less able to control their emotions than they were 5 years ago, new research finds, despite the increased societal concern for childhood wellbeing and focus on resilience. The picture
Medical practitioners in Australia have begun to join forces and speak up about the harmful gender practices being conducted on minors. More than 35 psychiatrists, psychologists and doctors have written an open letter to NSW MPs criticising current practices, including
New Zealand’s 42nd Prime Minister has committed to introducing a bill to parliament nominating English as the country’s official language, a measure none of his predecessors seemed to think was necessary. Ministers have reminded bureaucrats that government business should be
