BLACKSBURG, Va. — It was just after 4 p.m. when I had meandered my way through Virginia Tech’s campus — teeming with the buzz of students leaving classes — and found the growing line for a Turning Point USA event, only the second since its founder, Charlie Kirk, had been assassinated at …
Read More »UniteUS in Tampa Sees Former Satan Worshipper Baptized, 1,000+ Choose Christ as Lord
The Spirit of God is moving once again in the hearts of thousands of college students, this time at the University of South Florida in Tampa. Nearly 7,000 young people filled the Yuengling Center to worship Jesus on Thursday night, while hundreds publicly declared their faith at the UniteUS campus …
Read More »iPhone Driver’s Licenses Coming to North Dakota Residents
iPhone users who reside in North Dakota will soon be able to add their driver’s licenses and IDs to the Apple Wallet app on the iPhone and Apple Watch. The on-device Digital ID can be used instead of a physical ID at select U.S. airports and for age verification in …
Read More »OKX Announces New Product Called Airdrop Earn
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Read More »Western Wildfires Burn from the Grand Canyon to Oregon
America’s West is seeing a hotter and larger wildfire season — stretching from the Grand Canyon to the Pacific Coast. This summer alone, the U.S. saw more than 46,000 wildfires, scorching over 4 million acres. That’s above the 10-year average of about 40,000 fires by this point. However, the acreage …
Read More »Hope in the Valleys: Remembering Helene’s Destruction and God’s Faithfulness
A year after Hurricane Helene’s floodwaters tore through the Southern Appalachian Mountains, cleanup continues, as does the spiritual outreach. Few believed that a hurricane could bring such devastation that far inland, but when Helene dropped more than 30 inches of rain, creeks turned into rushing rivers, and landslides claimed lives. …
Read More »Texas Becomes 7th State to Enact Law Protecting Privacy and Safety in Women’s Spaces
Texas is the latest state to pass legislation that requires individuals to use restrooms and locker rooms in government-owned facilities that match their biological gender. Gov. Greg Abbott signed Senate Bill 8 on Monday, calling it “a common-sense public safety issue.” The law applies to government facilities, including schools, prisons, …
Read More »‘Chilling’: Sean McDowell’s Son Encounters ‘Demon’ While Evangelizing in NYC
The son of well-known apologist Sean McDowell encountered what he believes was a demonic manifestation while sharing the Gospel with a self-avowed Satanist in New York City. Scotty McDowell, a student at Biola University, where Sean serves as a professor in the Talbot School of Theology, was participating in an …
Read More »‘Caught in a Hurricane of Grace’: Nearly 700 Baptized at Texas Church During Sunday Service
A Texas church is celebrating how “God is changing lives in miraculous ways,” after nearly 700 people were baptized and hundreds more responded to the Gospel message during a powerful Sunday service. Josh Howerton, senior pastor at Lakepointe Church in Rockwall, Texas, recently reflected on what took place during a …
Read More »Another Act of Political Violence in America, ‘Anti ICE’ Found on Gunman’s Shell Casing
DALLAS – Authorities are calling it an act of targeted violence after a gunman opened fire from a rooftop outside an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facility on Wednesday in Dallas. One detainee died, and two others were injured. Authorities say the gunman was 29-year-old Joshua Jahn, who fired randomly …
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