Iran's President on the Hot Seat

While he's become a popular figure among anti-American forces around the world, Iran’s president is getting a different reception at home.

George Barna: Christians and Religious Pluralism

The researcher and author talks with Gordon Robertson about his new book, "The Seven Faith Tribes."

Drug Traffickers Prey on Poor, US Charitable Efforts

Every year, the U.S. sends billions of dollars in food aid around the globe. Those acts of charity can have unintended side effects.

Iran, Hezbollah Tentacles Reaching Latin America

Like Iran, the terrorist group Hezbollah is committed to the U.S.'s demise. Now both are spreading their tentacles across Latin America and could go operational at any moment.

Jeff Markin: Back from the Dead, Reborn Into the Light

They called a time of death on Jeff. Then, his doctor heard the Lord say, 'Pray for him.'

Belgistan? Sharia Showdown Looms in Brussels

The graffiti on a building in Belgium says it all: "Welcome to 'Belgistan." In fact, some are now calling it the Muslim capital of Europe.

Coconut Oil Touted as Alzheimer's Remedy

Mary Neal describes her experience of heaven and angels after drowning in a kayaking accident.