• Christian Institute's Colin Heart: Britain's 'Extremism Disruption Orders' Law Could Negatively Impact Christians

  When Lakeisha Holloway plowed her car through crowds of pedestrians on a Las Vegas, Nevada sidewalk, one of the first questions asked by reporters included wanting to know if it was an act of terrorism. While the Sheriff over the investigation has said that he doesn't presently see that as a motive, the Paris and the San Bernardino, California attacks have left people in a great deal of fear about Muslim extremists, ISIS and terror groups.

  

• Joseph Fiennes' 'Risen' Movie 2016 Gives Jesus' Story Unique Viewpoint

  It seems that someone in Hollywood is always wanting to make a movie out of the life of Jesus. Sometimes it's been done well, sometimes not. Sometimes from Jesus' point of view, sometimes His followers. But the Risen movie that stars Joseph Fiennes will be telling Jesus' story from the viewpoint of an unbelieving Roman soldier.

  

• Christian Leaders in Albania Repent of Persecuting Other Christians

  In what is being touted as one of the biggest displays of Christian humility and unity, Christian leaders who met in Albania are repenting of persecuting one another. Albania is across the Adriatic Sea from Italy, and Greece is to its south. About 41 percent of the people are Christians, with the Muslim religion not very far behind at about 38 percent.

  

• When Is Next GOP Presidential Debate? 2016 Full Schedule, Republican Seeks to Ban Donald Trump in Next Debate

  The GOP apparently doesn't like Donald Trump's independent attitude. Trump has threatened more than once to boycott the Republican National Convention debates. It is now threatening to ban Donald Trump from party debates if he does not vow to pledge his allegiance to the GOP of America.

  

• Kenneth Copeland 'Concerned' about IRS Social Security Number Donor Collection, Senator Introduces Bill

  Kenneth and Gloria Copeland apparently see trouble brewing for their ministry and every other American Christian ministry and church. The IRS wants Christian churches, ministries and other non-profits to collect the social security numbers of American donors so it can make sure their charitable donations claims are legit come tax season.