‘The Passion of the Christ’ Sequel Takes Shape as Mel Gibson Scouts Malta

U.S. Army veteran and Fox News host Pete Hegseth, nominated by Donald Trump to lead the Department of Defense, proclaimed Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior during his Senate confirmation hearing. While Hegseth outlined plans to modernize U.S. nuclear capabilities amid global threats, his hearing was marked by both strong support from veterans and Republican lawmakers and intense scrutiny from Democrats over personal controversies, underscoring the contentious nature of his potential confirmati

Franklin Graham has addressed the debate surrounding whether the devastating Los Angeles wildfires represent God's judgment on Hollywood, emphasizing that such tragedies are not divine punishment but opportunities to reassure people of God's love. As chaplains from the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association minister to victims, Graham urges individuals to reflect on their relationship with Jesus Christ, offering hope and spiritual encouragement amidst the loss of lives and homes.

Experts are raising alarms about the Pacific Northwest's vulnerability to a catastrophic earthquake and tsunami stemming from the Cascadia subduction zone, a major fault line on the Pacific's Ring of Fire. With potential devastation ranging from skyscraper collapses and flooding to 100-foot tsunami waves, experts warn that the region's fragile, outdated infrastructure is ill-equipped for the looming threat, which could strike at any moment.

Two iconic musical acts, Carrie Underwood and the Village People, have announced their participation in President-elect Donald Trump’s inaugural events, aiming to foster national unity. Underwood, an eight-time Grammy winner, will perform America the Beautiful during the swearing-in ceremony, while the Village People, known for their anthem Y.M.C.A., will perform at a rally and inaugural ball. Despite political differences, both acts emphasized the unifying power of music during this histo

The Department of Justice released Volume One of former Special Counsel Jack Smith's final report, detailing investigations into President-elect Donald Trump, just days before his inauguration. The report, which addressed the election case against Trump, concluded that constitutional constraints prohibit the prosecution of a sitting president, prompting the DOJ to dismiss charges before Trump assumes office, a move Trump has criticized as politically motivated.

Bill McCartney, legendary Colorado football coach and founder of the Promise Keepers men's ministry, passed away at 84 after a battle with dementia. Known for leading the Buffaloes to a national championship in 1990, the same year he launched Promise Keepers, McCartney's life left an enduring legacy of faith, family, and community, touching millions through his unwavering commitment to building stronger men and families.

Arkansas has been named the "Most Pro-Life State in America" for the fifth consecutive year by Americans United for Life (AUL) in its "Life List 2025," which ranks states based on their life-affirming laws and policies. Arkansas's consistent top ranking reflects its legislative efforts and advocacy for pro-life protections, as celebrated by the Arkansas Family Council. Despite challenges such as pro-abortion ballot initiatives, pro-life legislation across the U.S. saw a decline this year, with o

Notre Dame quarterback Riley Leonard credited his faith in Jesus for helping him overcome challenges during a thrilling 27-24 comeback win over Penn State in the College Football Playoff semifinals. Leonard, who threw a game-tying 54-yard touchdown and led a late drive for the winning field goal, said he trusted God’s plan for the team and praised his teammates for their support, advancing Notre Dame to its first national championship game since 2013.

Filmmaker Mel Gibson confirmed on The Joe Rogan Experience that he is working on a sequel to The Passion of the Christ, titled The Resurrection of the Christ, set to begin filming in 2026. The film will explore the resurrection of Jesus within a cosmic battle of good and evil, incorporating gospel events and broader spiritual themes, including the fall of the angels and realms like hell, while emphasizing the historical and spiritual truth of the Bible.

Pastors and Christian ministries are mobilizing to provide relief for those affected by the ongoing wildfires in Los Angeles, California. Pastor Chad Veach of Zoe Church is offering spiritual guidance while partnering with organizations like the Los Angeles Dream Center to distribute emergency supplies. Meanwhile, Pastor Greg Laurie of Harvest Church has established a relief fund and is calling for prayer, emphasizing the need for divine intervention as the fires continue to devastate the region

Wildfires driven by hurricane-like winds have devastated the Los Angeles area, claiming at least ten lives, leaving 200,000 without power, and forcing 30,000 evacuations. Despite over 14,000 personnel and federal assistance, the fires remain largely uncontained, destroying thousands of structures and challenging firefighters due to gusts reaching 99 mph, while local residents and public figures like actor Steve Guttenberg rally to support evacuation efforts.

Former President Jimmy Carter was honored during a service at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C., where President Joe Biden delivered a heartfelt eulogy emphasizing Carter's unwavering character and legacy of dignity, respect, and service. Tributes from Carter’s grandsons, the sons of former leaders, and a gathering of past presidents and their spouses celebrated his lifelong commitment to humanitarian work, his humble roots, and his enduring impact on global peace and equality.

Wildfires driven by hurricane-like winds have devastated the Los Angeles area, claiming at least five lives, leaving 200,000 without power, and forcing 30,000 evacuations. Despite over 14,000 personnel and federal assistance, the fires remain largely uncontained, destroying thousands of structures and challenging firefighters due to gusts reaching 99 mph, while local residents and public figures like actor Steve Guttenberg rally to support evacuation efforts.

Before 2020 brought the world to a halt, family movies were a staple of entertainment, with new releases lighting up theaters nearly every month.Then, the pandemic hit, and production slowed to a crawl. The 2023 Hollywood strikes further delayed many projects, leaving a noticeable gap in the lineup.This year, though, promises to be different. In fact, the 2025 lineup of family movies looks a lot like it did in the years prior to the pandemic. Here are 13 highly anticipat

Israeli archaeologists have uncovered a 1,500-year-old monastery near Kiryat Gat, featuring a winepress and a stunning mosaic floor with a verse from Deuteronomy 28:6, dating back to the fifth century A.D. This significant Roman and Byzantine period site, which served local settlements and travelers for over 600 years, also includes evidence of a prosperous community with imported artifacts and a sophisticated winery.

Candace Cameron Bure is urging prayers for Los Angeles as firefighters battle devastating wildfires fueled by hurricane-force winds and dry conditions, leaving five dead, over 130,000 evacuated, and thousands of structures damaged or destroyed. With resources strained and multiple fires raging, including the Palisades and Eaton fires, Bure and others, like Chris Pratt, are calling for divine intervention and support for the heroic efforts of first responders.

A new report by International Christian Concern (ICC) reveals that over 300 Christians worldwide face severe persecution, with North Korea and Nigeria ranking among the deadliest regions for believers. The 2025 Global Persecution Index details violence, incarceration, and murder by regimes and terror groups, highlighting both the devastating toll and the resilience of Christians as faith flourishes in unexpected places like Iran despite relentless repression.

Christian apologist Wesley Huff joined Joe Rogan on The Joe Rogan Experience to discuss the historical and biblical evidence for Jesus' resurrection, engaging in a thoughtful, debate-free conversation. The episode, already nearing 2 million YouTube views, explored questions of faith, the reliability of gospel accounts, and the transformative impact of Jesus' resurrection, with Huff presenting compelling arguments for Christianity's cornerstone belief.

Wildfires driven by hurricane-like winds have devastated the Los Angeles area, claiming at least two lives, leaving 200,000 without power, and forcing 30,000 evacuations. Despite over 14,000 personnel and federal assistance, the fires remain largely uncontained, destroying thousands of structures and challenging firefighters due to gusts reaching 99 mph, while local residents and public figures like actor Steve Guttenberg rally to support evacuation efforts.

Meta is ditching its fact-checking program to bring back free expression, replacing it with a "Community Notes" system inspired by X (formerly Twitter). This move empowers users to interpret content instead of relying on potentially biased third-party fact-checkers. For Christians, it’s a chance to boldly share the gospel and speak truth on cultural issues while staying rooted in love and using this freedom to glorify God.

Two standout players for the Texas Longhorns, quarterback Quinn Ewers and defensive back Jahdae Barron, testified to the transformative power of faith ahead of their semifinal matchup against Ohio State. During a news conference, the athletes shared how team Bible studies, prayer, and reliance on God have strengthened their locker room bond and inspired spiritual growth among players, crediting their trust in God's plan for their personal and team success.