Pastor-Turned-Saddleback Leather CEO Shares Inspiring Rags-To-Riches Story, Biblical Advice for Young Entrepreneurs
In an exclusive interview, YoungLife leader-turned-Saddleback Leather CEO Dave Munson shares his amazing rags-to-riches story.
Chick-fil-A in Virginia Opens Doors on Sunday to Serve as Worship Center for Displaced Church Congregation
September 12, 2017: A Chick-fil-A restaurant in Virginia has agreed to open its doors on Sundays, serving as a temporary church for a displaced congregation.
Museum of the Bible Announces Formation of International Advisory Council
Distinguished members of the council have been providing oversight and insight on exhibition materials and galleries
Family Christian Stores, Largest Christian Retailer, Shutting Down after 'Two Very Difficult Years'
Family Christian Stores, the world's largest retailer of Christian books, movies, and other merchandise, has announced it will shut down after 85 years in business, explaining that due to the
10 Y/O Girl with Autism, ADHD Sings Beautiful Version of 'Hallelujah' (Watch)
A 10-year-old girl from Ireland who has Autism and ADHD has touched thousands around the world by giving glory to God with her beautiful rendition of Leonard Cohen's iconic song, 'Hallelujah'.
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg No Longer an Atheist, Believes Religion is 'Very Important'
Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg has announced he is no longer an atheist, but in fact sees religion is "very important".
US President-Elect Donald Trump Vows To Support Tech Industry
Despite Trump's campaign statements regarding his disdain to some tech companies outsourcing jobs abroad,
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Museum Of The Bible Opens in D.C.; Promises to Engage People of All Faiths
The highly-anticipated Museum of the Bible opens today in Washington, D.C. and promises to be accessible and engaging for all people, regardless of their religious beliefs. -
One Belt One Road (OBOR) Initiative Could Be Largest Global Economic Platform
5 June 2017: China intends to relive the glories of its past through the Maritime Silk Road with the One Belt One Road (OBOR) initiative, making it the largest economic platform in the world if it succeeds. This network of trade routes will certainly open up untapped markets in the modern world and bring about development to rural areas along the OBOR route. -
Memorial Day Sales 2017: Where You Can Get The Best Deals
You might want to relax this Memorial Day or go shopping instead, but if it is the latter, then check out what are the best best deals around for different niches. -
Diesel Emissions: Everyone's A Cheat
This is getting ridiculous as it seems as though it is just a matter of time before who gets found out. General Motors (GM) are the ones who will be put on trial in the latest diesel emissions cheating scandal that has engulfed the automotive industry. -
Hobby Lobby's Steve Green Warns of Future Challenges to Religious Liberty: 'We Need to Continue to Stand'
Steve Green, president of Hobby Lobby, has encouraged Christians to continue fighting for religious liberty, warning that there will always be those who attempt to take those freedoms away.
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Religious Freedom May Drive Jeff Sessions' AG Civil Rights Priorities
The new, 84th Attorney General Jeff Sessions is expected to champion religious freedom in the US Justice Department. -
Immigration Travel Ban: Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft Oppose Trump's Executive Order
Silicon Valley leaders immediately expressed concern and denounced an executive order signed on Friday by U.S. President Donald Trump that temporarily banned immigrants from seven predominantly Muslim countries from entering the United States, even if they already were approved to do so. However this ban was temporarily overturned on Saturday after American Civil Liberties Union officials won an emergency stay in federal court, meaning those affected with valid visas cannot be deported and sent back to their home countries. -
Yahoo Name Change To Altaba On The Horizon, Marissa Mayer Will Quit Yahoo In Verizon’s $4.8 Billion Purchase
Yahoo’s CEO Marissa Mayer is set to leave Yahoo soon, with the Internet company changing its name to Altaba after a $4.8 billion sale to Verizon -
Evernote Back Tracks Amid Complaints On Its Privacy Policy Change, Tries To Keep Its Remaining Users
Evernote has recently announced a proposed change to its privacy policy that will let some of its staff to look at app’s user notes. The policy change was supposed to start being implemented by January. But after receiving overwhelmingly negative feedbacks, the company backtracked and issued its cancellation.
