On Thursday, television analyst and former football coach Mark Richt revealed that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
On Thursday, television analyst and former football coach Mark Richt revealed that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
Olympics-bound hammer thrower Gwen Berry explained in a recent interview why she turned her back during the national anthem during the Olympic trials over the weekend.
The same studio behind the hit Bible-based television series The Chosen is set to produce a new animated fantasy series called The Wingfeather Saga. Supporters have said the show is a cross between The Princess Bride, The Lord of the Rings and the world of Narnia.
After breaking the world record in the women's 400-meter hurdle event during the U.S. Olympic track and field trials on Sunday, athlete Sydney McLaughlin praised God for the accomplishment.
Christian rock band Casting Crowns is asking for prayers after their former drummer, Andy Williams, was in a serious motorcycle accident while on his way to church over the weekend.
Singer Matthew West has removed the video for his parody song "Modest Is Hottest" after critics took issue with it, claiming that it promotes evangelical purity culture, which holds women responsible for men's actions.
Discovery+ is set to release a three-episode docuseries highlighting the recent scandal surrounding former Hillsong NYC pastor Carl Lentz. The limited series will also highlight the widespread corruption within Hillsong and other megachurches.
A new 30-minute documentary about Will Willimon, one of the most effective preachers in the English-speaking world, according to a Baylor University survey, shows how a master craftsman approaches the task of effective preaching. Filmed before the pandemic but released last month on South Carolina’s ETV, A Will to Preach follows Willimon, 75 and still preaching and teaching at Duke Divinity School, as he goes from Scripture study to sermon.
Sesame Street, a popular kids' TV show, recently introduced a same-sex married couple. The two men will reportedly have reoccurring roles.
Texas's Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against a reality show couple for allegedly stealing millions of dollars from Black Americans with their 'Blessings In No Time' scheme.
