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He Brought Up ‘Jesus.’ The Response Wasn’t Theology—It Was Old Church Wounds
A first-person reflection recounts a cordial talk about Little League that shifted to church hurt when “Jesus” came up—and why the writer now questions his own posture.
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They walked Birkenau and Warsaw’s ghetto. What Regent students say they saw—and why their professor insists: ‘Israel is the answer to never again’
On a study trip to Poland, Regent University students described confronting the machinery of genocide. Their program leader, Dr. A.J. Nolte, tied the lessons to Oct. 7 and argued, “Israel is the answer to never again.”
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Chinese Church Lawyer Flees to Taiwan After Law Firm Ordered Shut, Faces Asylum Roadblock—Will U.S. or Canada Take Her Case?
Ruth Wang left China under pressure and is seeking resettlement after she says authorities ordered her law firm to close. Advocacy groups urge protection as some Zion Church leaders remain jailed.
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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.
