This year's theme for the 73rd National Day of Prayer is "Lift up the Word - Light Up the World" from the biblical passage in 2 Samuel chapter 22. It reads in part: "O Lord, you are my lamp. The Lord Lights up My Darkness." It is a message that organizers say is needed now more than ever.
God Behind Bars is sharing more amazing stories about how God is touching hearts and changing lives to set hundreds of prisoners free, including the story of a prisoner who had turned away from worshipping Satan by giving his life to Jesus Christ.
In what has been nothing short of a dramatic fall from faith, rapper and entrepreneur Kanye West — who once touted an epic salvation story — has announced plans to launch a pornography studio.
Accusations of bias at publicly funded National Public Radio have led some Republicans in Congress to introduce a bill to defund it. NPR has been on the hot seat ever since Senior Business Editor Uri Berliner accused NPR of not only being biased, but completely devoid of any Republicans on the editorial staff.
As the crisis in the Middle East rages on, universities continue to grapple with pro-Palestinian protests that have paralyzed campuses across the country.
A shootout that killed four law enforcement officers and wounded four others in North Carolina began as officers approached a home to serve a warrant for a felon wanted for possessing a firearm, police said.
A drag queen was recorded on video ordering children to chant "Free Palestine" during a queer storytime event in Massachusetts last week.
A Sunday morning church service turned into an afternoon revival as people gave their lives to Jesus and were baptized in the back of pickup trucks outside a movie theater in Miami, FL.
In a cancel culture, grace and mercy often fall by the wayside. However, Heather Rice-Minus, president and CEO of Prison Fellowship, a ministry serving the incarcerated and their families, believes everyone deserves a second chance.
CBN's Operation Blessing is helping Americans who suffered catastrophic losses from tornado damage over the weekend. Volunteer teams are in Elkhorn, Nebraska, west of Omaha – a town nearly wiped out by a twister Friday.