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.
A U.S. Olympic athlete is in the spotlight this week for a now-deleted Facebook post in which she said she wanted to win the Olympics so she could burn the American flag on the podium.
Leveraging the so-called pride month, last Thursday's episode of Sesame Street, called "Family Day," prominently featured two gay dads as part of their effort to redefine the definition of the family.
In a recent interview, co-author of the Left Behind series Jerry B. Jenkins opened up about his newest book, his son’s success with the crowdfunded TV series “The Chosen” and why he believes we are living in the end times.
Chrisitan singer Matthew West released a song on female modesty over the Father's Day weekend. The satirical song has been met with mixed reviews.
Prince's estate is set to release a posthumous album, Welcome 2 America. The collection of 12 previously unreleased songs is scheduled to street July 30th and is already creating a buzz with fans. But others are questioning how Prince, with his often sexually degrading songs, is getting a pass amid the current climate of cancel culture.
During a recent episode of The Ally Brooke Show, singer and outspoken Christian Tori Kelly shared that her faith and identity in Christ is what has kept her grounded in Hollywood.
An independent news blog notes the children’s network has lost over two-thirds of its audience in the past four years, suggesting it is due in part to the way the network continues to push LGBT themes and messages to young viewers.
