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Jonathan Cahn says ‘duct‑taped’ airline passenger turned on him mid‑flight—and went for his laptop
In a CBN News interview, the author and Messianic rabbi identifies himself as the passenger targeted by the man later restrained with duct tape, alleging the confrontation escalated over his laptop.
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‘I Was 15 Yards From Flight 77’: CBN Says Brian Birdwell Alone Survived That E‑Ring Section—25 Years Later, He’s Working in the Pentagon Again
In a CBN Heaven Meets Earth podcast episode, Brian Birdwell recalls being steps from Flight 77’s impact, years of recovery, and a reported return to work inside the Pentagon.
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Feeling Overrun by Noise? Tommy Brown Says 4 Biblical Rhythms Can Reset Your Pace
In a new book with NavPress/Tyndale, author-speaker-pastor Tommy Brown highlights four rhythms he ties to 1 Thessalonians 4:9–12 to counter life’s accelerating noise.
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Kids Sick, Dishwasher Overflowed—Now What? The 10–15 Minute Bible-Study Reset After Missed Mornings
Source urges readers to release guilt, begin again the next morning, and focus on a small, repeatable plan: a realistic time, a quiet place, one passage, and one goal.
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Trump Maps Hormuz as ‘New U.S. Territory’ While Ship Is Hit; Iran Defiant, UN Inspectors Reportedly Dig at Suspected Syrian Nuclear Site
In a series of attributed claims and statements spanning the Strait of Hormuz, Gaza, Syria, and the West Bank, the report describes rising tensions and disputed incidents.
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Feeling Friction in Small Group? Ephesians 4:3 Offers a Prayer for Unity
In a supplied text, the author frames an “annoying” participant as a threat to group harmony and urges an intentional, prayer-first response grounded in Ephesians 4:3 and Psalm 133:1.
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She Marched for Palestine. A Campus Break-In and a Trip to Israel Rewired Her View.
Stanford student Taryn Thomas tells CBN News how a protest’s graffiti, the Nova exhibit, and travel to Israel shifted her stance after Oct. 7.
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If Eden Had No Weeds, Why Work? A Labor Day Case for God’s Original Job Description
In a Labor Day reflection, author Barbara Latta argues from Scripture that work began as a good calling in Eden, was scarred by the Fall, and is reoriented by Christ’s finished work.
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The Progressive Paradox: Fleeing Spain For Gaza
Sometimes a story seems almost designed to raise questions about how people form their political and cultural beliefs. A gay couple in Spain recently attracted attention after saying that if the conservative Vox party came to power, they would leave Spain and seek asylum in…
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Texas GOP votes to prioritize ending no-fault divorce—what else made the platform and what happens next?
At its Houston convention, the party elevated “End no-fault divorce” to a 2026–2028 legislative priority and cited abuse‑victim safeguards; researchers and writers quoted in the report argue the policy could reshape marriage and family life.
