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As a young atheist, he saw the universe as one big machine. Then he studied quantum physics, read the New Testament for the first time, and noticed something startling: Jesus talked like a quantum physicist.

When President Trump hosted Xi Jinping in Washington, the two leaders discussed trade, AI, Taiwan, and Iran. Missing from the agenda was China's egregious human rights record. Reagan would not have left it off.

Franklin Graham used the biblical story of Lot’s flight from Sodom to urge thousands in Manchester, England, on Saturday night to seek forgiveness through Christ and accept His gift of salvation. He warned them not to be like Lot’s wife, who looked back and was lost.

Los Angeles is free to keep displaying a cross and Nativity scene in one of its historic districts after a federal court declined to reverse a lower court decision rejecting a constitutional challenge to the displays in what a religious liberty law firm is praising as “common sense.” 

Evangelist Franklin Graham will share the Good News of Jesus with thousands at Manchester’s Co-op Live in England on Saturday, marking the latest stop on his "God Loves You Tour."

A Texas county judge says Christians “who care about souls” have a duty to get out and vote in the midterm elections next month, saying it's imperative for churches to mobilize voters. 

Soon, the opportunity to register to vote will come to an end. In America, if we don't like the government we have, we have no one to blame but ourselves, so register now and vote in the 2026 midterms.

Churches rightly ask how to reach new people and disciple the next generation. Yet many overlook the faithful believers already sitting beside them, whose years of trusting Christ through loss and disappointment could encourage someone just beginning that journey.

Following the failed execution of death row inmate Christa Pike, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee said an investigation is needed to determine what went wrong. The case has drawn reactions from pro-life advocates and from both opponents and supporters of the death penalty.

Amber Guyger, the former Dallas police officer who was found guilty of murdering beloved worship leader Botham Jean in his apartment in 2018 and sentenced to 10 years in prison in 2019, was granted parole Thursday after serving seven years of her sentence.