Bible prophecy may be being fulfilled as ancient Babylon reemerges again from the sand in modern-day Iraq.

The Trump administration did not back down when the Washington Post chastised the executive branch for too overtly celebrating Christmas.

"Grandma Jeanie" Beeman's Christ-like response to a woke lunatic brought Erika Kirk comfort, for it honored her slain husband's legacy.

Christians might need this kind of civil disobedience to teach government officials what separation of church and state actually means.

Kirk's response to Minaj's gaffe reminds us that God cares first and foremost not about our actions, but about the content of our hearts.

Beeman deserves praise because she turned the other cheek as Jesus commanded -- that is, by refusing to return Ponce's hatred with hatred.

PornHub's most dedicated users could have their viewing habits out in the open as the site has its data held for ransom.

In the wake of Reiner's death, we may thank Woods for the reminder that God's plan for us includes love, charity, humility, and friendship.

The ironic Egypt vs. Iran "pride match" should humiliate Seattle's World Cup organizers, which means that God likely has a sense of humor.

Only the worst of all sins could have persuaded supposed Christians in Illinois to use Jesus' birth scene as a political prop.