For a topic that occupies nearly a third of the Bible, the end times remain one of the most misunderstood areas of Scripture. Many Christians care deeply about God's Word, attend church faithfully, and read their Bibles regularly, yet still feel uncertain when the conversation turns to prophecy.
One of the more striking warnings came from Yuval Noah Harari, of the World Economic Forum. Harari stated that AI may soon dominate language itself, declaring that "everything made of words will be taken over."
A recent Fox News poll captures the shift: a record 38% of Americans now say it would be a good thing for the country to move away from capitalism and toward socialism -- an increase of six points since 2022.
Family-friendly films may be making a comeback in Hollywood as younger parents get involved in the filmmaking process and as woke films fail at the box office.
According to new data from Gallup, Americans with no formal religious identity -- often called the "nones" -- now make up 24% of the U.S. population, the highest level ever recorded. Here are ten reasons why the rise of global uncertainty may lead some of the "nones" to reconsider their spiritual outlook.
In the early hours after a violent attack in New York City, Americans turned to the media for clarity. What they received instead -- at least from one of the nation's most powerful news organizations -- was a lesson in narrative management.
According to a new nationwide study, one in seven Christian colleges in the United States now has some form of connection to the abortion industry. For many believers, that statistic is almost unthinkable. But the numbers are real, and they raise serious questions about what "Christian" actually means in the context of modern higher education.
Early in February 2026, a new document emerged, titled "Draft of the Temporary Constitution of the State of Palestine." While it is currently in draft form, the 53-page document introduces what the constitution of the State of Palestine should be.
As the conflict between Iran and the United States alongside Israel intensifies, something striking is happening across the world's major faith communities. Islamic clerics are invoking the return of the Mahdi. Jewish rabbis are speaking openly about redemption and the coming of the Messiah. Some Christians are declaring that America or Donald Trump must play a specific role in the end times.
War has many fronts—land, air, sea, and cyberspace. But in the past 72 hours, the conflict between the United States and Iran appears to have opened a new and potentially more dangerous front: oil itself.
In his quest to discredit Israel as God's chosen nation, Tucker Carlson recently joked that the Old Testament should be updated and rewritten. Because of podcasters like Tucker, Israel--ethnically, theologically, and politically--has become part of a larger debate in the media on U.S. foreign policy.
Members of "The Squad," the handful of far-left members of Congress who advocate for subjects including Islam, much higher taxes, immigrants voting and such, have led 53 of their party members in voting that Iran is not, in fact, the biggest sponsor of terrorism around the globe.