Chonda Pierce discusses seeing God's faithfulness amid the difficulties of life in a wide-ranging conversation with The Christian Post surrounding her new book, "Life is Funny Until it's Not."
Eric Metaxas talks to CP about the documentary based on his book, “A Letter to the American Church” and urges the Church to rise up, saying, “The Christian faith is supposed to drive you to action" adding that "Christians have a command from God to speak against evil.”
Kevin Costner, who is gearing up for the release of his new film "Horizon," talks infusing Scripture into his latest project.
Sean Teis, head of Life Factors Fatherless Ministries, highlights the severe societal implications of growing up without a father, such as increased risks of incarceration, substance abuse, and poor educational outcomes and why the government has a "grip" on the fatherless.
Amie Ichikawa, founder of the incarcerated women’s rights group Woman II Woman, speaks about the horrific abuse and assaults women in California prisons are facing at the hand of men who identify as transgender.
Jeff Myers, president of Summit Ministries and co-author of the new book, “Exposing the Gender Lie,” details how trans ideology is an assault on the truth and how Christians can speak informatively on the topic.
Jennifer Lahl, founder and president of the Center for Bioethics & Culture and documentary filmmaker, speaks about how biomedical ethics has broken down in society: "Not the first time medicine has lost its way."
Ryan Brown, CEO of persecution watchdog Open Doors USA, shares how to pray for the persecuted Church.
Actor Luke Dimyan talks about humanizing Judas in "The Chosen."
Mary Magdalene actress Elizabeth Tabish discusses season 5 of "The Chosen" at ChosenCon 2024 in Orlando, Florida.
