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99 Ways to Entertain Your Family for Free

If you've felt guilty you can't afford to show your family a really good time -- we have good news for you.

The 700 Club: September 14, 2009

On today's show, we talk to Brig Sorber, CEO of Two Men and A Truck International, about how his family built a successful moving business. Also, Paul Strand reports on new Oregon mileage taxation.

Blanketing the World with Love

Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Oregon supplies more than 600 handmade quilts to the needy per year.

Gordon Vitus: Back in the Driver's Seat

700 Club Interactive - August 24, 2009

Paul Wilbur performs "Days of Elijah." Also, Gordon and Erin pray for a man suffering from neck cancer.

700 Club Interactive - August 17, 2009

Feature Story: Reward broke through religious bondage. Also, Gordon and Terry pray for a woman with diverticulitis.

The Moe Family's Haunted Parsonage

They had unwelcome guests. A word of knowledge caused this haunted parsonage to be set free from demonic spirits.

Season Of Service

A new model for sharing the Gospel is winning friends in Portland, Oregon, not exactly the nation's "Bible Belt" Here's how the "Season of Service" is changing Portland.

Christian World News: July 24, 2009

Watch Christian World News with George Thomas and Wendy Griffith. Top Stories: religious persecution in Pakistan, North Korea and other countries, the season of service in Portland, Oregon, and more.

700 Club Interactive - July 10, 2009

Musical Guest: Jars of Clay. Plus, Gordon and Terry pray for a woman with spinal stenosis.

News Channel Morning Edition: October 20, 2011

Watch the Oct. 20 edition of CBN News Channel's Morning News with Efrem Graham and Charlene Israel. Top Stories -- Obamas Tout Vets Jobs Plan as Bus Tour Ends, Oregon Family's Photos Posted on Pedophile Websites, and more.

Double Bottom Line: Value of Investing in Community

Entrepreneurs like Oregon's Jay Graves are not just making sure their bottom line is in check. They're also focused on what's called the "double bottom line," and it's really paying off.