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Regent University Celebrates 30 Years
An idea to change the world was set in motion 30 years ago this week. Read about the founding of Regent University.
Thousands Pray for Second Korean Revival
Pastors are calling on the global church to pray for revival in North Korea.
Mark DeMoss and The Little Red Book
He wrote billboards for God. Now he's taking proven principles for fulfillment and packed them into a pint-size piece of wisdom.
Steve Zim and the Hollywood Body
Now that the Oscars are over, celebrity trainer Steve Zim wants to get you in shape like your favorite stars who walk the red carpet.
Vrooom! The Power Behind Ethanol Fuel
At the Brazilian pump ethanol is cheaper, burns cleaner, and is the leading reason this country no longer buys any foreign oil.
Some Find 'Designer Babies' Alarming
JennaLee Ryan operates an embryo bank in San Antonio. She says the "Abraham Center of Life" is the first of its kind in the world.
Are Amniotic Stem Cells the Answer?
Amniotic fluid stem cells may eventually offer promising treatments without the ethical downside. No embryos are destroyed.
Phil Lembert: Wise Grocery Shopping
Phil Lempert, the Supermarket Guru, discusses how to eat healthily and save money.
Solar: Powering America's Future?
More Americans are relying on the sun to help meet their energy needs.
Dr. Arnon Krongrad: Eradicate Prostate Cancer
Dr. Arnon Krongrad, a pioneering urologist, talks to Pat Robertson about preventing prostate cancer in men.
China Makes Strides in War with Pollution
Beijing has made massive strides in cleaning up the city for the Olympics. But China's war with pollution is only just beginning.
China Steps Up Olympic Security
China has spent more than $50 million to make the Beijing Olympics the most secure in Olympic history.
Liquid Coal: The New Black Gold?
Will billions of tons of coal in U.S. mountains be turned into liquid fuel?
Kiss Airport Hassles Goodbye?
Some airports are using new technology to make your flying experience smoother -and even more importantly - safer.
Startup Nation: Israel's Economic Miracle
How does Israel, one of the world's smallest countries, produce more startup companies than many of the world's most developed nations?
Gospel Ship
The Waidoni tribe is using new technology to take the Gospel to other unreached people groups.
More Drivers Thinking Outside the Pump
With gas prices on the rise, many are getting creative to save gas this summer.
Tommy Walker: A Heart for Worship
He is known for such worship songs as "Mourning Into Dancing" and "That's Why We Praise Him." His heart's passion is to evangelize the lost and to love God through worship.