• Franklin Graham: Pray First, Vote For Bible-Believing Evangelical Presidential Candidates

  While GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump campaigns to "Make America great again," Evangelist and social conservative Franklin Graham said he wants to make it Christian again. That's partly why Graham is taking his Decision America rallies to all 50 U.S. state capitols.

  

• God's Not Dead 2: New Trailer Stars Melissa Joan Hart in Eastertime Christian Drama Movie

  As an upcoming movie starring actress and director Melissa Joan Hart as a Christian teacher who is forced before a judge for answering a question about Jesus in the classroom, "God's Not Dead 2: He's Surely Alive" tackles several ethical and freedom of religion dilemmas facing society today. In the movie, the principal and superintendent join forces with a zealous civil liberties group, and the teacher faces an epic court case that could cost her a career she loves and expel God from the classr

• Christian Author Max Lucado Is Worried Enough to Pray to God to Step In to Reveal U.S. Presidential Leader

  Last week's blog entitled "Decency for President" from best-selling Christian author and preacher at Oak Hills Church in San Antonio, Texas, Max Lucado struck a nerve because he dared to suggest that Americans should hold people who say they are Evangelical accountable for their actions. He specifically called into question GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump's unChristian antics. Lucado said more than 3 million people read his piece in the first 36 hours on his posting it.

  

• The Christian Post Editorial: 'Donald Trump Is Scam, Evangelical Voters Should Back Away'

  "Donald Trump does not represent the interests of evangelicals and would be a dangerous leader for our country," editors of The Christian Post published Monday, adding they had never before taken a political position on a candidate. "We are making an exception because Trump is exceptionally bad and claims to speak for, and represent, the interests of evangelicals," they wrote.

  

• Election 2016 Super Tuesday: 13 U.S. States Vote, Decide Presidential Contenders March 1, Including Texas and Georgia

  With electoral voting being held in Alaska, Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, Wyoming and American Samoa on Tuesday (March 1), the various presidential campaign staffs used various types of appeals to solicit support. At the midday publishing time of this article, Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton both were maintaining double-digit leads over their rivals.