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Thousands of Flights Canceled as Airlines Work to Dig Out from Nationwide Ground Stop
2026-11-14T16:54:12-05:00
Airlines across the U.S. worked Saturday to recover from the longest nationwide ground stop in 25 years that canceled more than 2,000 flights, spread ripple effects around the world, stranded passengers and forced professional and college sports teams to scramble for alternate transportation.
Sweeping Anti-Conversion Law Leads Indian Churches to Cancel Vacation Bible Schools
2026-11-14T10:50:08-05:00
Churches in the Indian state of Maharashtra are reportedly cancelling Bible camps during Diwali, a Hindu holiday celebrated during the autumn season, because of a recently enacted anti-conversion law.
Freedom for the Captive: 99 Baptized in KY Jail as Scores of Inmates Turn to Jesus Across the US
2026-11-13T11:26:11-05:00
At local jails and detention centers across the U.S., including states from Kentucky to Oklahoma, county jail chaplains and church prison ministries are reporting scores of inmates turning to Jesus Christ and declaring their newfound faith through baptism.
Jerusalem's Great Isaiah Scroll Display a Reminder of History's Miracle Connection to Modern Israel
2026-11-13T05:23:10-05:00
As the Jewish people were on the verge of returning to their historical homeland 8 decades ago, a miracle helped pave the way. A biblical treasure discovered in the Judean Desert reminded the world of Israel's ancient ties to the land. Now, for the first time since 1968, the Great Isaiah Scroll is on full display in Jerusalem.
Israel's Government in Transition: No Plans for Iran Strike but US CENTCOM Urges Prep for Renewed Fight
2026-11-13T05:16:23-05:00
Despite Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's continued push for military action, Israel has no immediate plans to launch another strike against Iran. Israel's Channel 13 reports that assessment was presented to former Israel Defense Forces Chief of Staff Gadi Eisenkot, who is now tasked with forming Israel's next government.
As Palestinian Flags Fly Over France's Riots, the Jewish Community Is a Primary Target
2026-11-13T09:41:27-05:00
There are calls for more protests in France this weekend after more than half a million people have rioted in the streets in recent weeks. The government blames the far left. But the flag flying over the riots isn't French, and the country's Jews are the ones paying for it.
Evangelist Says Police Threatened to Arrest Him for Preaching Christ at Christmas Festival
2026-11-13T11:14:45-05:00
Evangelist David Hoffman is pushing back after he says police demanded he go to a “remote speech zone” while sharing the Gospel during a holiday festival last year in Tucson, Arizona.
Congress Demands Answers Over Nvidia; Microsoft Outages Cause Global Disruptions
2026-11-13T08:35:43-05:00
The fallout surrounding Nvidia, one of the world's most powerful tech companies, is raising US national security concerns. "This news is as concerning as it gets," said Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN). "When you're in a war with another country, you don't give them your best technology."
Christians in Iran Face Persecution, Death Sentences: 'Leading Many People on Death Row to the Lord'
2026-11-12T04:52:04-05:00
After a recent meeting with Qatar's prime minister this week, President Trump declared that Iran no longer controls the Strait of Hormuz and that momentum is building toward an end to the conflict. This result would mean an unfulfilled hope for millions of Iranians.
From a Prayer Walk App to a 3,300-Mile Bicycle Pilgrimage: Jonathan Tremaine Thomas' Freedom Mission
2026-11-11T17:03:26-05:00
A fifth-generation "preacher's kid" and grandnephew of the late civil rights activist and musical legend Nina Simone, Jonathan Tremaine Thomas is the pioneer of multiple strategic prayer initiatives. He's shepherding two new ministries involving prayer, one on his bicycle and the other using a computer app.
'God With Us' Brings the Nativity Story to the Modern Neighborhood
2026-11-12T16:29:23-05:00
The oldest story of Christmas gets a new address in God With Us, a modern-day parable that moves the Nativity to an inner-city neighborhood. The faith-based drama opens in select theaters on November 13.
Scholar Confirms Evidence Beyond the Bible Supporting Gospel Accounts of Jesus' Resurrection
2026-11-11T15:42:20-05:00
A college professor is revealing research that he says helps corroborate the historical evidence of Jesus using early, extrabiblical writings.
The Completion of Bible Translation Is Within Reach: Global Church Steps Up
2026-11-12T15:31:55-05:00
Last spring, Oasis Network for Community Transformation facilitated workshops in Guinea-Bissau and the Central African Republic for the Deaf in Africa to begin training on translating the Bible into their sign languages. Each workshop, supported by churches in the region, saw 100 participants gather for two weeks to experience the Scriptures come alive in their language.
South Sudan President Salva Kiir on Faith, War and His Hope for Peace: 'Forgive Them'
2026-11-11T16:24:32-05:00
After being born out of decades of war, South Sudan is a nation still fighting for peace and stability. For millions of people in the world's youngest nation, faith is more than a Sunday ritual. In a struggling country, it is a source of hope. For President Salva Kiir, faith is deeply personal.
'Hungry. For. Jesus.' 329 People Give Their Lives to Christ in Revival at Belmont University
2026-11-11T14:24:23-05:00
Hundreds of students gave their hearts to Jesus Christ in Nashville, TN, on Tuesday night as the four-year-long spiritual awakening among America's youth persists.
Brooklyn Building Collapse Killed 2 Children and 6 Adults, Mayor Says
2026-11-11T22:18:57-05:00
Crews kept up the search for survivors Thursday, a day after a three-story apartment building in Brooklyn collapsed at the edge of a construction site, killing at least eight people.
Iran's Shadow War Intensifies as Terror Cells Go Live, While Cyber and Military Threats Grow
2026-11-11T09:28:17-05:00
From terror plots to cyberattacks, the threat from Iran is escalating across multiple fronts. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has reportedly moved to a military base due to Iranian threats against his life. And, once again, the U.S. military is moving aircraft off bases in the United Kingdom due to security concerns.
United in Burning Down America: The Red-Green Alliance
2026-11-10T17:04:30-05:00
The Far Left and Islamists who make up the Red-Green alliance have such different beliefs that the two sides should be attacking each other, but they have joined forces because there is something they both hate more and want to destroy: America and the West.
'It Wasn't Worth It!' WWII Vet Dies at 101 After Shocking Statement About Loss of Freedom
2026-11-10T15:19:21-05:00
A remarkable 101-year-old British World War II veteran passed away this year. In one of his final interviews, Royal Navy veteran Alec Penstone spoke some powerful words that left UK TV hosts speechless. He said the friends he buried in World War II gave their lives "for what?" — pointing out that today's Britain has lost the freedom they fought for.
45,000 Students Turn to Christ as Massive Revival Sweeps Liberia
2026-11-09T15:44:31-05:00
Tens of thousands of young people in Liberia are rushing to embrace salvation in Jesus Christ as a student revival is unfolding in the West African nation.
Nvidia CEO Resigns as Spying Scandal Shows China Intends to Win the AI Chip War
2026-11-12T08:52:00-05:00
Congress is demanding answers from CEO Jensen Huang about what sensitive Nvidia technology could now be in Chinese hands because of his affair with a woman believed to be a Chinese spy.