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America’s Last Soldier Has Left Iraq - But Is Babylon’s Story Just Beginning?
After more than two decades of American military involvement, the final U.S. forces have departed Iraq. But for students of Bible prophecy the story is far from over.
Experts: American Church Must Wake Up to Dangers of Islam
America's growing embrace of politicized Islam is "perplexing" to those with first-hand experience of its oppressive system, confessed Pastor Shahram Hadian, an Iranian Christian convert from Islam.
Britain’s Quiet Revival? Young Men Are Defying The Secular Trend
A major new study of evangelical Christianity in the United Kingdom has uncovered a remarkably different demographic picture - one that is younger, more diverse and, perhaps most surprisingly, predominantly male.
Outcry Grows over Canada’s 100,000 and Counting 'Assistance in Dying' Killings
Following the death of a beloved grandmother who was killed without her consent through Canada's government-run assisted suicide program, public outcry is building against the 10-year-old scheme that has killed over 100,000 Canadians.
Seven Economic Warning Signs Every American Should Be Watching Right Now
America is entering a period in which several economic warning signs are flashing at the same time. None of them, by itself, proves that a recession or financial crisis is around the corner. In fact, parts of the economy remain remarkably resilient. But taken together, they tell us something important: the financial pressure on American households is becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.
The Interfaith Gospel: When Religious Unity Comes At The Expense Of Truth
There is a difference between respecting another person's beliefs and presenting contradictory religious claims as though they are complementary paths toward the same God. Many Christian churches are now blurring this line.
The Pick-And-Choose Bible: A Generation Wants Scripture Without Its Authority
Young Americans appear increasingly interested in the Bible. But reading Scripture and submitting to Scripture are not necessarily the same thing. A person can open the Bible searching for wisdom while still reserving the right to reject anything that conflicts with his worldview. That may be the defining spiritual struggle of this generation.
Worship At Your Own Risk: Christianity Under Pressure Across The Muslim World
For millions of Christians, Sunday worship begins with a question most Americans have never had to ask: What could happen to me if someone discovers I am here?
AI And The Coming Argument For A One-World Government
How could any authority monitor billions of people? How could economic participation actually be controlled? How could individuals scattered across continents be identified, tracked and restricted if they don't comply? Those questions are becoming easier to answer with the rise of AI.
Think You're Anonymous? 5 Ways AI Can Find You Without GPS
A new generation of AI systems doesn't necessarily need you to explicitly reveal where you are or even who you are. Instead, machines are becoming increasingly capable of extracting clues buried inside photographs, videos, voices and surveillance footage -- clues most people would never notice.
Spotlight Grows On Sharia Law's Abuse Of Women
Recently, Islam has been gaining more widespread attention and popularity. Increasingly, more and more Western women are joining Islam under this pretense of enlightenment or empowerment but nothing could be further from the truth.
The World Keeps Rewarding The Palestinian Authority - So Why Change?
Mahmoud Abbas says Palestinian Authority reforms are complete. Yet terror-linked payments, incitement, human-rights concerns and questions about democratic accountability persist. Despite it all, international money and political support keep flowing. If failure carries few consequences, why would the Palestinian Authority ever truly change?
