Month: February, 2014

US Christian Kenneth Bae Moved From Hospital to Labor Camp in North Korea

Kenneth Bae, an imprisoned American Christian sentenced to 15 years of hard labor in North Korea for allegedly plotting to

Analysis: 'Obamacare' Discourages Work and That's a Bad Thing; Here Is Why

The Affordable Care Act, or “Obamacare,” will encourage some Americans to work less, the Congressional Budget Office recently reported. That

Praying for Peace in South Sudan

The Brilliant Way Jesus Calls His Disciples

Isn’t it fascinating in the New Testament how our Lord reached out to individuals and invited them to take “the

Darlene Zschech Finishes 1st Round of Chemo for Breast Cancer; Writing New Songs During Treatment

Former Hillsong worship leader Darlene Zschech recently finished one of the five rounds of chemotherapy she must undergo for breast

Alaskan Evangelicals Converge on Sochi to Spread Gospel During Winter Olympics

SOAR International Ministries, an Alaska-based organization dedicated to missions and outreach in Russia, has partnered with local Russian churches during

St. Louis Archdiocese Gives List of Abuser Names to Plaintiff

Names of over 100 priests and employees of a Missouri archdiocese that have credible accusations of sexual abuse against them

Superman Goes to Church, Ironman Talks Heaven and 'Frozen' Lifts Up Christ – Movieguide Highlights 2013 Films With the 'Most Faith and Values'

Blockbusters like the “Man of Steel,” “Iron Man 3” and “Frozen” are among the list of2013’s most faith- and values-friendly

Using the IRS to Suppress Free Speech

The latest round of the IRS scandal, in which Tea Party and conservative groups have been selectively targeted for harassment

'I Can't Believe What I've Done': Ex-Police Captain Curtis Reeves Jr. Weeps Over Killing Man in Texting Dispute in Movie Theater

Ex-Tampa Police captain Curtis Reeves Jr., who shot 43-year-old Chad Oulson dead in a dispute over texting while inside a