As a believer, apps like TikTok, Instagram and X have the capability to really hurt or really help a walk with Christ. They shape how believers see God, community and personal worth. They help in a sense that great faith based content can appear and allow people to grow in an online community and fellowship. They can hurt in the sense that it is easy to spend more time on the apps than necessary and potentially fall into temptations such as lust and envy.

Let’s be honest. Talking about your faith at work feels awkward. Nobody wants to be “that guy” in the break room who hijacks a normal lunch and turns it into a sermon. Especially if you’re young and trying to establish credibility. Early in your career, you already feel like you’re being evaluated on everything. The last thing you want is to be written off as unprofessional or out of touch.

Conservative commentator Armstrong Williams described his recent interview with U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as one of the most candid and riveting of his career, highlighting Kennedy's commitment to unfiltered truth-telling.

America has endured darker days, and we will overcome this season of national turmoil. My family knows the burden of grieving assassinated loved ones whose ideas were both cherished and despised by many. From the bombing of our home in Birmingham, Alabama, to the assassinations of my uncle, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., my father, the Rev. A.D. King and my grandmother, Alberta Williams King, we have carried this weight through generations of violence and loss.

Dr. Ben Carson, Candy Carson, Jearlyn Dennie and Dr. Alveda King at the Kennedy Center premier of The Revival Generation. WASHINGTON / August 27, 2025 / BPALiveWire —  Generation Z, often described as the most online and anxious generation, is showing signs of a spiritual revival, with new surveys suggesting higher levels of Bible reading, prayer and church attendance than previously reported among young adults. A 2023 Barna Group study found that nearly two in five Gen Z Ame

(L-R) Jenny Korn and Paula White-Cain WASHINGTON/ Feb. 7, 2025/ BPALiveWire/ On Friday, President Trump signed an Executive Order establishing the White House Faith Office, elevating efforts aimed at strengthening partnerships between the federal government and faith-based organizations, community groups, and houses of worship. This office will work to expand access to federal grants and programs while ensuring religious liberty protections. Paula White-Cain, a long serving a