February 7, 2017 Stories

Trump immigration order sparks biblical analysis

With President Trump's travel ban from seven predominately-Muslim countries on hold at least temporarily, some Christians are evaluating biblical teaching on immigration and refugees.

Assisted suicide: N.M., Hawaii bills push envelope

Legislators in 15 U.S. states are considering proposals to legalize assisted suicide, with a leading patients' rights group flagging bills in New Mexico and Hawaii as particularly concerning.

Send Conference-So. Calif. urges redefining moment

Thirty-two speakers shared biblical insights and first-person experiences around the theme, Redefine. They encouraged attendees to discover and decide what needs to be redefined in their lives, so every part of their lives could reflect God's glory.

Football prayer complaint leads to employee training

A public school system has agreed to update employees on applicable constitutional law after a special interest group complained of a Southern Baptist pastor's impromptu prayer over an injured player at a high school football game.

Christian charged with blasphemy, 106 Muslims acquitted

A 70-year-old Christian in Pakistan was jailed on blasphemy charges on the same day 106 Muslims accused in a 2013 attack on a Christian colony were acquitted.

Falwell: Reducing regulations on higher ed a priority

"We think many regulations published in the last decade need to be rolled back," Falwell told The Washington Post

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