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Several prominent people, including SpaceX founder Elon Musk, have called for a pause on artificial intelligence (AI) technologies due to the potential danger it could have on society.

Judah and Chelsea Smith’s Churchome, a Washington state megachurch, is at the center of a class-action lawsuit filed by current and former employees over the church's alleged required tithing policy.

Brian Houston, former leader of the global megachurch Hillsong, has been charged with driving under the influence stemming from a 2022 incident.

A U.S. senator has introduced a resolution labeling the shooting at a Nashville Christian school a “hate crime” and urging the FBI to investigate it as such.

The Vatican announced that Pope Francis was hospitalized with a lung infection Wednesday afternoon after experiencing respiratory issues.

A family in Nashville has launched a GoFundMe campaign for the family of "Big Mike" Mike Hill, who was one of the six victims killed in a shooting at The Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee, this week.

The share of Americans who attend religious services at least monthly has declined slightly since the pre-pandemic year of 2019, according to a new Pew Research Center report that finds a change in habits among all religious Americans but especially among black Protestants.

Sixty-seven-year-old Lorenza Marrujo has over 20 years of martial arts training. So when a man tried breaking into her apartment, he soon realized he was no match for this tough granny!

Lorenza has spent more than 20 years training in martial arts and holds a black belt. But the man breaking into her apartment didn’t know that. Still, when she confronted the intruder and told him to back off, he listened. The man left Lorenza’s apartment and could have walked away unscathed. But he made a grave mistake by breaking into a neighbor’s apartment, next.

When 8-year-old Kayzen Hunter learned that his favorite Waffle House waiter – Devonte Gardner - was going through some hardships, he knew he needed to help his friend out. And so, he did, helping to raise more than $70,000 for Devonte.

David C Cook’s president, Rick Rekedal, says a new focus on strengthening and expanding The Action Bible franchise is in the works.

“The Action Bible is the best-selling comic book adaptation of the Bible because it does such a great job at bringing the stories of the Bible to life in a way that feels approachable and relatable. The illustrations from Sergio Cariello and the fast-paced storytelling are deeply engaging,” said Rekedal. “But beyond the core title, there are now numerous editions that help introduce these stories to kids from all walks of life, which we are in the process of updating into a broad new program. God’s Word is timeless and universal. We have an opportunity to help meet kids right where they are and invite them into a life-changing relationship with Him.”