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Good morning. A Texas university named earlier this year as the second-best Christian college in the U.S. says it will no longer host a scheduled event for an Islamic group deemed to be a “terrorist organization” by the state.
A Nigerian journalist has been cleared of criminal defamation charges for reporting on violence against Christians in the country, ending a years-long legal battle. |
Sean Duffy worries Harvard could "corrupt" his daughter's mind. Dr. Richard Land has been there, and the longtime Southern Baptist leader is reflecting on his own path from a working-class Houston upbringing to Princeton's Ivy League halls — and what he learned parents actually need to weigh. |
For more than two decades, Evangeline Lilly built a career inside some of Hollywood’s biggest and most fantastical worlds. But five years after retirement, she discusses how her faith has drawn her to work on a historical epic about the violent collapse of Jerusalem and destruction of the Second Temple. |
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