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Dems Call House Republican Budget Plan a Hoax

‘Secret Millionaire’s Blueprint for Success

Businessman and author Jeff Unser shares his experience of being on ABC's 'Secret Millionaire' program and how a life of challenges has served to strengthen his faith.

Pat Boone: God's Hall of Fame

Scott Ross talks to this rock'n'roll icon about his legacy and why he is tackling tough questions about God.

The 700 Club: May 20, 2010

Gospel star Kirk Franklin talks about his new book, The Blueprint. A man converts from islam to Christianity after a powerful vision. CBN News reports on adoption.

Kirk Franklin: The Blueprint

Kristi Watts sits down with the Gospel music artist to talk about his new book and how to live above any of life's storms.

Kirk Franklin: The Blueprint Extended Interview

In this raw, uncut interview, Kirk Franklin talks about his rough childhood, the importance of mentors and being real with God.

News Channel Morning Edition January 28, 2010

Watch the Thursday edition of the CBN Newschannel's Morning program with Charlene Israel. Top Stories -- State of the Union: 'We Do Not Give Up,' Israel Displays Blueprints for Nazi Death Camp and more.

God's Blueprint for Success

A bad real estate deal left Richard and Sue Yubeta in financial ruin until they learned God's secret to success.

From Credit Card Mess to Six Times Her Salary

Vicki's home renovation left her in big financial trouble. But with this consistent strategy, she was debt free in six months.

Interview: Mike Evans

CBN NewsWatch: April 26, 2011

On Tuesday's CBN Newswatch with Lee Webb and Wendy Griffith: One blueprint to control America's spending, a Jewish worshipper killed in Israel, deadly storms continue to move across the U.S., and more.

Sen. Rand Paul Vows Blueprint for a New America

From bank bailouts to bankrupt entitlements, Sen. Rand Paul has set out to take these problems head on and put an end to politics as usual.

How to Lay the Axe to Gov't Spending, Now

If politicians want to get really serious about cuts, federal spending experts like Seton Motley and Chris Edwards, have two separate plans already laid out.