Month: February, 2014

Venezuelans in US March Against Their Country's Violent, Corrupt Government

Venezuelans living the U.S. have come together to support the student-led opposition in Caracas and other cities, calling on the

Sorrows of a Pastor's Wife

Planned FCC Study Raises Concerns About Gov't Intrusion Into Newsrooms

A planned study by the Federal Communications Commission has raised concerns that it could lead to government interference with the

Pizza Hut 'Embarrassed' After Health Officials Shut Down Store Where Manager Was Caught Peeing in Sink (Video)

Pizza Hut officials said Wednesday that they were “embarrassed” after Health Officials shut down one of their stores in Kermit,

The Calling in the Workplace

Genesis Carmona, Beauty Queen, Dies After Protests in Venezuela

Genesis Carmona, a Venezuelan beauty queen and marketing student who was in a coma following a gunshot wound to the

Of Consciences and Cakes: A Response to Kirsten Powers on Religious Liberty and Gay Marriage

Political columnist Kirsten Powers has earned the respect of the Evangelical community. The story of her conversion was an unambiguous

Tullian Tchividjian to Kick Off 3-Day Conference Focused on Message of Grace

The Christian message of grace and love is planned as the focus of the Liberate 2014 conference led by Tullian

Ukrainian President Agrees to Truce as US, Europe Prepare for Sanctions

As Unites States and European leaders prepared to impose sanctions against those responsible for the deaths in Tuesday’s clashes between

Arizona Passes Bill Allowing Business Owners to Refuse Service to Gays Based on 'Sincerely Held' Religious Beliefs

State senators in Arizona voted heavily along partisan lines Wednesday in passing a bill that allows business owners to refuse