Michael Foust

The legendary actress, best known for her role in the award-winning television series Dallas, says she has seen God's hand on her life and that her Christian faith is the key to daily peace.

Texas Tech's athletic department has suspended head basketball coach Mark Adams after he quoted a Bible verse in an interaction with a player that the school deemed "racially insensitive."

A seemingly rare archaeological find bearing the same of King Darius of the Bible is not authentic and includes an inscription made just last year, the Israel Antiquities Authority says.

A Texas pastor is apologizing for a viral sermon illustration in which he described the physical appearance of a woman.

Beverly Lewis didn’t set out to be a bestselling Amish fiction author when she released her first book in the late 1990s about the community of Lancaster, Pa.

The faith-based hit movie Jesus Revolution remained in the Top 5 in its sophomore weekend while passing $30 million to become the second highest-grossing film in the history of Kingdom Story Company.

John Bolin acknowledges that his live Bible-based stage production known as The Thorn isn't for everyone.

It's not a traditional play or a traditional musical, although it has elements of both. Bolin describes The Thorn as a "cirque-immersive experience" that's heavy on dance, visual arts and sound. He designed it for teenagers and college students, although more than 1 million people of all ages have watched it since it launched more than two decades ago.

On March 6-7, moviegoers nationwide can watch The Thorn in their local theater as part of a special two-night Fathom event.

The revival-themed film that rocketed to No. 3 at the box office also transformed some theaters into spontaneous worship services, with moviegoers gathering to sing, pray and share the gospel before they walked to their vehicles.

A 2,500-year-old pottery shard listing the name of King Darius of the Bible has been found in Israel in what researchers are calling a first-of-its-kind discovery.

Bestselling author Karen Kingsbury says too many of today’s children’s books include themes that aren’t appropriate for kids and that her newest book does just the opposite by reminding children that “God made you who you are.”