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Trump ends first foreign tour with a flourish, but trouble awaits him at home
Trump flipped traditional US foreign policy upside down on his tour through the Middle East and Europe, coddling Middle Eastern leaders with questionable human rights records while demanding traditional European allies pay more for their defence.
The two Bible verses North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un is terrified of, according to one US senator
The Kim regime in North Korea, which has imprisoned, tortured and even killed thousands of Christians, is terrified of the Gospel, according to one US senator.
Josh Duggar facing $25k lawsuit over photo used in Ashley Madison profile
Josh Duggar is gearing up for a court battle stemming from the Ashley Madison scandal that the "19 Kids and Counting" star was engulfed in two years ago.
3 times we can be ashamed of the Gospel when we really shouldn't be
We will often say we're not ashamed and yet at the same time say and do things that suggest we are.
What we can learn from honoring our mothers and fathers from Jesus Christ
Our parents may be imperfect but we are still commanded to honor them. So how can we do that?
Why all believers need to be careful about what they listen to
The focus is often on what we see with our eyes but bad things can also come in through our ears.
Pastor has this word of advice for Christians struggling with depression
Depression cannot be treated with a simple advice of "snap out of it."
Duggar family news: Joy-Anna Duggar and Austin Forsyth tie the knot as brother Joseph Duggar pops the question to Kendra Caldwell
Joy-Anna Duggar, 19, said after the ceremony that she feels 'so blessed to be married.'
Billy Graham has a really awesome tip for people struggling to keep their commitment to read through the Bible
One person admitted they lost their way soon after starting with the Book of Genesis.
Grief and rage in Egyptian church after the massacre of Christian pilgrims
Grief quickly turned to anger as funeral prayers at the Church of the Sacred Family in the village of Dayr Jarnous became a protest march with young men chanting as they carried a large wooden cross.
US Secretary of State Tillerson won't hold a Ramadan event
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has declined a request to host an event to mark Islam's holy month of Ramadan, two US officials said.
More arrests after Manchester bombing, police claim 'immense' progress
British police said they had arrested two men on Saturday as they stepped up their efforts to capture a suspected network behind the suicide bomber who killed 22 people in Manchester earlier this week.
Iraqi forces begin last battle for Mosul as population starves
Iraqi armed forces launched an operation on Saturday to capture the last Islamic State-held enclave in Mosul, according to a military statement.
Trump's son-in-law had secret contacts with Russians, say US sources
US President Donald Trump's son-in-law and close adviser, Jared Kushner, is said to have had at least three previously undisclosed contacts with the Russian ambassador to the US during and after the 2016 presidential campaign.
Is God really with me? Some key Bible verses to assure you He really is
The truth is, problems are normal. What is not normal is thinking that God is not with us.
Chris Blue, Christian singer who won 'The Voice', says God was pushing him 'to go forth'
Another Christian has just won the popular singing competition "The Voice," and this time, church worship leader Chris Blue from the Cokesbury United Methodist Church was the big winner.