NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers recently shared that he is unsure of how one could believe in a God who condemns people to Hell.

A church in Minnesota told its older members old to worship elsewhere while the church shifts its focus toward young families. If they want to come back to the church, they can reapply for membership in two years, a memo sent out to the congregation said.

A Tennesse pastor stopped a church service to a young mother escorted out of the room after her child made a noise.

In partnership with its Women Speak Out PAC, pro-life group Susan B. Anthony List has pledged to use $52 million to help get President Trump and other pro-life lawmakers re-elected in the 2020 election.

Wildly popular yet controversial end times pastor Jack Van Impe has died at 88-years-old.

Renowned pastor Tony Evans shared that his wife had a glimpse of heaven before she passed away in December.

New Jersey schools will now require students to learn about LGBT history.

A "National Teacher of the Year" award recipient from Minnesota is speaking out after controversy sparked because she kneeled during the National Anthem at the National College Playoffs Football Championship game with the president in attendance.

Americans have only faced the impeachment of a President three times in the 230 years since the passage of the United States Constitution. Because only three of our forty-five Presidents have faced impeachment proceedings, many misconceptions about the purpose and method for impeaching the President abound. Since we live in a self-governing republic, it is important for citizens to understand the history of, the logic behind, and the procedure for the impeachment process.

 Here are five things that you may not know about impeachment:

Photo courtesy: ©Getty Images/Designer491

Jerry Fallwell, Jr. said in a recent interview that he may be inclined to call for "civil disobedience" if Virginia's legislature passes new gun control laws.