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09/28/2025

Businessman and author Barry Meguiar has joined millions in mourning the murder of conservative and Christian commentator Charlie Kirk.

Businessman and author Barry Meguiar has joined millions in mourning the murder of conservative and Christian commentato

09/28/2025

Forgiveness changes absolutely everything, and it’s a commandment from the Lord.

09/28/2025

DEVELOPING: Multiple People Shot at Mormon Church in Michigan, Entire Building Ablaze

Multiple people have been shot at a Mormon church in Michigan and the shooter is down, police said Sunday.

09/28/2025

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Nearly 96% of deaf individuals in the U.S. are not connected to a church, but one Texas congregation is working to change that. For the first time in San Antonio, Community Bible Church is launching a deaf-led worship service in American Sign Language (ASL), providing a new way for thousands to experience faith in their heart language.

Pastor Ed Newton, lead pastor at Community Bible Church, says deaf people are the third most unreached people group in the world. There are more than 78,000 deaf people in San Antonio — and until now, not a single deaf church. That reality struck a deeply personal nerve for Pastor Newton.

"My mother was born deaf, my father was born deaf, and I'm an only child," said Pastor Newton.

FULL STORY: https://cbn.com/news/us/san-antonio-church-launches-first-deaf-led-asl-service-reach-unseen-community

09/28/2025

Two visitors to Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, Texas, spent the night before Charlie Kirk’s memorial service repainting 10 upturned sedans in the slain activist’s honor.

Two visitors to Cadillac Ranch in Amarillo, Texas, spent the night before Charlie Kirk’s memorial service repa

09/27/2025

In this episode of Faith In Culture, Tre Goins-Phillips speaks with entrepreneur and author Barry Meguiar about keeping faith alive during a season of spiritual awakening. Meguiar shares how he integrated his business with his Christian walk, explaining why every believer’s workplace or home can serve as their pulpit. They also discuss generational shifts in church attendance, the rise of Bible sales, and how to boldly share the gospel with love and compassion.

09/27/2025

Yes, in 2025, a business in Germany is openly barring Jews from entry.

09/27/2025

ORWELLIAN: Digital ID Could Be Here Soon

WATCH:

In what some are calling an Orwellian decision, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer just announced mandatory digital IDs for working in the UK. CBN's Raj Nai...

09/27/2025

WATCH:Trump Blasts London Mayor Over Sharia Law

At the UN General Assembly, President Donald Trump didn’t mince words about Europe’s illegal immigration catastrophe, and how London is headed in the wrong d...

09/26/2025

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 a similar event in Utah two weeks and one day before.

There are plenty of things from the evening in Blacksburg that will make the news, from the greatly heightened security (including officers on the roof of the venue and police drones overhead) to podcaster Megyn Kelly’s tête-à-tête with a student who blamed President Donald Trump’s “rhetoric” for Kirk’s murder. But there was one moment that likely won’t draw so much attention.

It was an “uncomfortable” moment — at least, that’s how Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin described it when he asked those gathered in Burress Hall to do something at the end of his speech, before Kelly took the stage.

HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED: https://cbn.com/news/us/uncomfortable-gospel-moment-just-happened-tpusa-event-virginia-tech

09/26/2025

PRAY for the Family and Faith Community 🙏 of Pastor Voddie Baucham, Who Passed Away After a Medical Incident -
https://cbn.com/news/us/pastor-voddie-baucham-dies-after-medical-incident-heaven-gained-another-hero

09/26/2025

FBI Director Kash Patel says the gunman in Wednesday's deadly attack on a Texas ICE facility searched for videos of the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.

Patel says the gunman, 29-year-old Joshua Jahn, also researched apps tracking the movements of immigration enforcement agents and downloaded a list of Department of Homeland Security locations, in a clearly targeted attack.

Acting D.A. Nancy Larsson said, "He hoped his actions would terrorize ICE employees ..."

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