Zimbabwe: Modeling a Nation that Forgives

Zimbabwe used to be one of the most unstable countries in Africa. Political violence left hundreds dead and divided the nation. But now it has a new government and it's working on a new Constitution and Christians laying the groundwork.

Are Long-Term Missions on the Ropes?

Long-term missionaries are serving around the world, but many of them fail within the first few years because a lack of proper planning. Chuck Holton has this look at one group who's helping more people succeed on the mission field.

Day of Prayer

After a judge ruled the National Day of Prayer unconstitutional, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are pledging to fight the case in court.

HOUSES OF WORSHIP

Indonesia's constitution guarantees freedom of religion, but in many places Christians are still blocked from building churches. Our reporter paid a visit to one church that was closed by a Muslim fundamentalist group, then she visited the local ...

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.'

Ducks, Decoys, and Divine Faith

Phil and Kay Robertson of the hit A&E television program Duck Dynasty join Terry Meeuwsen to share how their faith has been integral to their success.

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