Court Sides With Trinity Broadcasting Network in Lengthy Licensing Battle
The ruling came after eight years of litigation that cost TBN $40 million and threatened its future, says founder Paul Crouch
Christians Help Jews Leave Russia
As anti-Semitism surges in the former Soviet Union, relief ministries step up their assistance
The Exodus Continues
Thousands of Jews are moving to Israel. Some are fleeing Holocaust-style threats in the former Soviet Union while others are yearning for their biblical homeland. Amid this 21st century exodus, Christians are providing Jews with humanitarian aid, prayer and hope. Johannes Facius knows the hour is late. He can see the fear and desperation in …
Revolution Generation
Tens of thousands of teens and adults converged on the nation’s capital recently to pray for a Revolution that will change America for Jesus. In the pre-dawn darkness Sept. 2, thousands of bleary-eyed teens tumbled out of buses and vans onto the Mall in Washington, D.C. The humidity, still thick on the Saturday morning in …
Oregon Church Donates $500,000 To Help Ministers Find Encouragement
Larry Huch’s Portland church paid the expenses for 800 leaders to find restoration and healing at a six-day conference
The History America Chose to Forget
The lynching of black Americans has been an ugly, forgotten secret in our nation’s past. Now, a historic photo exhibit has exposed the magnitude of a horror we can no longer ignore.
Break the Cycle of Sin!
Many of us are locked into patterns of sinful behavior. But because Jesus paid the full price for your freedom, your family’s tainted past doesn’t have to pull you down. I got a phone call some years ago from a minister friend of mine whom I’ve known for years. He was pastoring a church in …
Share This With Your Wife At Your Own Risk
Just what do men like to do best?
When researchers for the Americans’ Use of Time Project asked 2,500 adults to rank common activities on a scale of one to 10. The results ranged from predictable to scary.
When the Laughter Stopped
Comedian Jeff Allen says there’s no such thing as a ‘fun drunk.’
My wife is always trying to get me to exercise. First of all, I hate exercise. I tried jogging about a year ago. I wasn’t very good at it. I’d run about a mile, buy a half dozen doughnuts and walk back. I ran every day for six months and gained 41 pounds. If you ask me, running really packs on the flab!
Jeff Allen knows how to get a laugh. With more than 18 years on the comedy circuit and 5,000 performances under his belt, Allen has perfected the art of twisting everyday situations into comedy. But don’t let the facade fool you. Behind this blue-sports-coat-toting, khaki-pant-wearing all-American dad who can make hundreds roll by recounting the early days of his marriage is a man who will tell you he’s learned life’s lessons the hard way.
When the Laughter Stopped
Comedian Jeff Allen says there’s no such thing as a ‘fun drunk.’
My wife is always trying to get me to exercise. First of all, I hate exercise. I tried jogging about a year ago. I wasn’t very good at it. I’d run about a mile, buy a half dozen doughnuts and walk back. I ran every day for six months and gained 41 pounds. If you ask me, running really packs on the flab!
Jeff Allen knows how to get a laugh. With more than 18 years on the comedy circuit and 5,000 performances under his belt, Allen has perfected the art of twisting everyday situations into comedy. But don’t let the facade fool you. Behind this blue-sports-coat-toting, khaki-pant-wearing all-American dad who can make hundreds roll by recounting the early days of his marriage is a man who will tell you he’s learned life’s lessons the hard way.
Raiders of the Lost Mountain
How a pair of real-life Indiana Joneses used the Bible as a super-accurate treasure map in their search for the real Mount Sinai.
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Cresting the final stair-step pitch of crumbling granite, Bob Cornuke and Larry Williams stomped their boots simultaneously on the snub-nosed summit of Jabal al Lawz. With a victorious “Whoop!” Williams turned to Cornuke, “Do you think we’re the first Westerners to reach this summit since Moses?” he asked.
Cornuke shrugged. All he knew was that they’d reached the top of an 8,000-foot peak that had tantalized their imaginations halfway across the planet and sent them chasing like bloodhounds into the suffocating deserts of northwest Saudi Arabia. Local bedouins call the peak Jebel Musa–or Mountain of Moses. If the duo’s theory was correct, they’d finally reached the real Mount Sinai.
Violence Aimed at Kids
A study by the Federal Trade Commission released suggests that video game marketers and movie studios don’t take seriously the entertainment industry’s own self-regulation when it comes to keeping kids away from mature material.
Have a Steaming Cup o’ Death?
It’s not the javaholics in danger now—it’s the occasional sippers.
Just when we thought coffee was safe again, now cardiologists are saying that the occasional after-dinner cup of coffee is worse for the heart than drinking it every day.
The research is the first to show that the surge in blood pressure that a noncoffee-drinker experiences is worse than the potential long-term effects on a coffee addict.
The Best Sex Ever
Research refutes the media and confirms the Bible.
Where is the best place to have sex? Research reveals an unlikely answer. Sex is most satisfying, both physically and emotionally, when confined to the safe harbor of marriage.
Have a Steaming Cup o’ Death?
It’s not the javaholics in danger now—it’s the occasional sippers.
Just when we thought coffee was safe again, now cardiologists are saying that the occasional after-dinner cup of coffee is worse for the heart than drinking it every day.
The research is the first to show that the surge in blood pressure that a noncoffee-drinker experiences is worse than the potential long-term effects on a coffee addict.
