In recent months, NASCAR fans and media alike have been wondering what has happened to the old Kyle Busch – the hothead who storms away from the press after a race when things haven’t gone his way and the cocky winner who waves and bows to crowds who boo him. Kyle Busch celebrates after winning... Continue Reading

NEW YORK CITY, NY (ANS) — The Rev. David Wilkerson, founding pastor of Times Square Church in New York City and author of the well-known book The Cross and the Switchblade (with John and Elizabeth Sherrill), was killed Wednesday, April 27, 2011, in a car accident, according to a source close to CBN News. He... Continue Reading

Dr. Culbertson will be responsible for the day to day operations of the campus effective May 1st, 2011. He will fill this position until such a time as a new president is named for the Charlotte campus which is not expected for at least another year. Dr. Michael Milton, Chancellor/CEO Elect of Reformed Theological Seminary,... Continue Reading

Hundreds of millions of Christians will celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ on Easter Sunday. And after a century and a half of liberal Protestant attempts to redefine the resurrection into merely a metaphor, the vast majority of Christians still believe that Christ’s body physically arose. Revisionist theologians still find airtime on the History Channel... Continue Reading

The conventional wisdom holds, for example, that Lee disdained secession, but once his state took that step he was duty bound to follow. But these documents show that he was not actually opposed to disunion in principle. He simply wanted to exhaust all peaceful means of redress first, remarking in January 1861 that then “we... Continue Reading

“Many of the neighbors and people in the community have a positive view of the community and their neighbors,” he said. “They appreciate life in the community and what they have. It is working.” The Rev. Mike Campbell spends what little spare time he has catching up on movies. Campbell, 46, is senior pastor at... Continue Reading

For many Americans, April 15 marked Tax Day. But it also marked an event much more redeeming. On April 15, 1947, Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in major league baseball. The executive who signed the talented athlete was Branch Rickey, President of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Recently, CNN reported that Branch Rickey’s faith was a... Continue Reading

One in four born-again Christians hold universalist thoughts when it comes to salvation, according to a new Barna analysis of trend data. Twenty-five percent of born-again Christians said all people are eventually saved or accepted by God. A similar proportion, 26 percent, said a person’s religion does not matter because all faiths teach the same... Continue Reading

A respected megachurch pastor addressed the confusion over end times prophecies in his new book by differentiating what the Bible clearly says about topics such as the rapture, the Antichrist, and the millennium rule of Jesus, and what is left to speculation. Dr. Jim Dixon, senior pastor of the 10,000-member Cherry Hills Community Church in... Continue Reading

A Navy Chaplain got the following report from a friend of his (friend is a meteorologist). This is a slice of life onboard USS RONALD REAGAN, an aircraft carrier providing relief and support in Japan. It’s from 10 days or so ago, during the early stages of the relief effort. For security reasons we held... Continue Reading