Michael Foust

Giavani Cairo was ready to stop acting. Instead, The Chosen revived his faith, gave him a purpose-filled role, and even led him to his future wife.

Islamist attacks on Christians in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are escalating, with the most recent assault targeting a funeral in the east where dozens were slaughtered.

J.K. Rowling admits to a “God-shaped vacuum” in her heart, echoing centuries of Christian thought on humanity’s longing for God.

After his suspension, Jimmy Kimmel returned to the air with unexpected words: not just about politics and free speech, but about Jesus, grace, and a widow’s bold example of forgiveness.

A new survey shows many Americans affirm the resurrection and the Trinity, yet just as many hold views that drift far from Scripture. What does this reveal about faith in our nation today?

Hundreds were baptized and thousands worshiped Jesus in UNC’s Dean Dome, turning a sports arena into a place of new life and celebration.

College football players preached, 80 were baptized, and 600 gathered to declare that Jesus is the only truth. Here's what happened at “Pitt for Jesus.”

Charlie Kirk’s memorial was more than a service—it was a powerful proclamation of the gospel before thousands. Read how leaders, pastors, and his own family testified to the faith that defined his life.

"Choose prayer, choose courage, choose beauty, choose adventure, choose family, choose a life of faith,” Erika Kirk told the audience. “And most importantly, choose Christ."

She returned to the stage after nearly 20 years with a prayer on her lips and a baby on the way. Jessica Sanchez shares how faith, not fame, has sustained her on America’s Got Talent.

When darkness hits close to home, God still raises up voices of hope. This new anthem from For King Country points us to Christ and calls us to shine brighter than ever.

What does it look like to stay faithful in a culture that wants to divide us? Pastor J.D. Greear shares timely lessons from Daniel and a bold call to live with both grace and conviction.