There would be no Christmas story without the Holy Spirit’s power.

The Digital Bible Project (DBP), introduced in March of this year by Faith Comes By Hearing, is today announcing the launch of the recently redesigned Bible.is web site.

The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) is defaming a number of pro-family organizations by adding them to its list of “hate groups.”

Thanks to the help of a non-profit litigation group that is dedicated to advancing religious freedom, Maryville, Tennessee has awarded its citizens a Christmas victory.

In their desire to focus attention back on the Word of God, Youth and Discipleship has designated January as a month of prayer, fasting, and Scripture engagement.

The Church of God has played an integral role in the recovery of the country of Haiti as they continue to dig out from an earthquake which devastated the country last January.

In a legal victory brought about by The Rutherford Institute, the Montana Supreme Court has held that Butte School District No. 1 violated the First Amendment when it forbade a high school valedictorian from acknowledging “God” and “Christ” in her commencement remarks in 2008.

Boss Creations, a faith-inspired holiday decor company, has re-launched its innovative CHRIST-mas Tree, featuring an illuminated cross in the center of a fir-style tree. Marsha Boggs, the owner of the company, says it was specifically created to counter the “war on Christmas.”

Young men and women from all over North Texas will gather to celebrate their accomplishments and choice to be Men of Honor and Ladies of Honor this weekend in Rowlett, Texas at the “Men of Honor & Ladies of Honor” Annual Awards Ceremony.