Michael Foust

Jonathan Roumie, star of The Chosen, believes his new PG-rated rom-com, Solo Mio, elevates the genre with a surprising plot twist and emotional depth that resonates beyond the surface.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, a Pro Bowler and MVP, reveals that fatherhood will take precedence over his esteemed NFL career as he and his wife prepare for their first child.

Super Bowl LX features not only top NFL franchises but also players whose Christian faith profoundly influences their lives on and off the field.

Singer Jaye King opens up about the valleys that shaped his voice and the God who never let go. From “Hard Place” to healing, he’s writing songs for people who need hope in the struggle.

America is returning to the moon with the Artemis II mission, piloted by Victor Glover, a man of deep faith who once celebrated communion and watched church services from orbit.

A groundbreaking survey reveals that 92% of Americans desire more faith-based content in movies and TV, with even atheists and agnostics acknowledging its broad appeal.

Evan Craft thought his cycling trip was a fundraiser—until it became a wake-up call. He shares how the journey stripped away comfort and revealed a deeper purpose only God could write.

How a Dove-nominated Christian singer found her purpose and renewed her passion for music through profound prison ministry. Her deeply personal journey, shaped by unexpected connections and a desire to give back, now fuels her chart-topping songs and resonates with listeners worldwide.

Chris Pratt shares his deliberate openness about his Christian faith, aiming to inspire others and serve as a light for those seeking signs.

Jana Kramer isn’t just making movies—she’s rewriting her story. From heartbreak to hope, she opens up about faith, film, and the bold next chapter God’s leading her to.

A Florida church's right to worship is clashing with private property rules in a case that could set a precedent for religious liberty.

While trust in clergy has reached a record low, it still surpasses professions like Congress and telemarketers, according to a new Gallup survey.