Growing up in East Germany was never easy for Enrico. Under the communist regime, it was a place with immense spiritual darkness. But the...

Samaritan's Purse continues to serve the people of Uvalde, TX, by partnering with Hendrick Automotive Group to gift new vehicles to families who lost...

In the arid, rural region of Cambodia, the village of Yeay Ort was suffering from a shortage of food and job opportunities, as it...

Peter Demos is a fourth-generation restaurant owner who once hated Christians. Then he became one. Just as Jesus warned, trials followed. As Peter watched...

We’re taking you on the ground to West Virginia, where patients received brand-new eyeglasses, compassionate medical and dental care, and most importantly, heard about...

The Moss household was one of the many families that lost their home to the rushing floods of Hurricane Helene as it drifted off...

Service has the ability to radically change us. God can use serving others to mold and shape our hearts to look more like His....

As believers, we do not remember Sept. 11, 2001, without hope. In remembering the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001, Kristy and her husband,...

Twenty-five years after 9/11, four survivors share their harrowing stories. See how gut instinct, spilt-second decisions, and desperate prayers helped them face the unthinkable....

The morning of September 11, 2001, was just like any other workday for Genelle Guzman. She took the elevator to her office on the...

What is the final bedrock of our country’s foundation? The early fathers envisioned a land where people thrived because justice prevailed. In the words of George Washington, “The best and only safe road to honor, glory, and true dignity is justice." Franklin Graham recently said, “The Bible teaches that government is ordained by God to deter evil and defend righteousness." Part of this responsibility is establishing and enforcing fair laws. Peaceful societies rely on clear consequences for injustice—an idea that comes not from human reason but from God’s design.

Sept. 11, 2001, was a turning point for our nation. Kristy Graham sits down with Preston Parrish, who was at Ground Zero just days...

Every nation must determine the laws that will govern its people. Without these guidelines, anarchy and chaos would rule. But how do we decide what is right and wrong? Is each generation responsible for determining the moral code by which to live? Our Founding Fathers realized that the strength of America could only come from a secure foundation—and not from their own opinions or the shifting tides of culture. They built this country on the eternal standard revealed in God’s Word.

It is no secret that America has largely turned its back on God. Children are encouraged to find their own truth from a young age, and mentions of God in our public schools are brushed aside or removed. Church attendance is rapidly declining as self-help strategies promise the answers to life’s problems. We’ve traded Divine guidance for subjective truth—“it’s up to me decide what is right and wrong.” And even the concept of biological sex and gender is up to the preference of each individual. It is clear that secularism has infiltrated every aspect of society, and the results are catastrophic. The further we stray from God, the deeper we sink into hopelessness.

Devastating flash flooding killed hundreds of people in Nepal and along the Nepal-Tibet border this week. Thousands more remain missing. An untold number of Nepali families are in need.