Christian News Watch: January 4, 2012
On Wednesday’s CBN Newswatch: Romney wins Iowa while Bachmann quits, a look at the world’s worst persecutors, the White House readies to engage with the Muslim Brotherhood, and more.
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Christian World News: Sept 23, 2011
Palestinian leaders apply for statehood, GOP candidates make their case to values voters, energy execs in hot water in Washington, and more.
Signs of the Times: Ezekiel’s Prophecies Set to Unfold?
Author Joel Rosenberg says today’s events in the Middle East may point to the fulfillment of Ezekiel 38 and 39 sooner than most people realize.
Houses of Horror: North Korea’s Secret Prison Camps
Those who speak out against North Korea are routinely tortured, killed — or sent to harsh labor camps. Now new evidence is exposing how bad those camps are.
Gov. Rick Perry Call to Prayer for Our Nation
Governor Rick Perry prays at “The Response: A call to prayer for a nation in crisis.” held Saturday, August 6th, 2011 in Houston, Texas at Reliant Stadium with estimated 30,000 participants was a resounding success by all accounts.
Christian World News: July 1, 2011
On this week’s Christian World News: A look at the latest crackdown on Iran’s Christians, see how one man is serving up the gospel in Haiti, walk the ‘Gospel Trail’ in Israel, and more.
Christian World News: June 17, 2011
On Friday’s CBN Newswatch with Mark Martin and Wendy Griffith: threats at the U.S. capitol, Christians helping amid Japan’s nuke crisis, a state trooper’s story of strength and forgiveness, and more.
Christian World News: June 3, 2011
On this week’s Christian World News: New Religious Freedom Ambassador says
she’s up to the challenge, Critics accuse the U.N. of funding China’s
‘gendercide,’ American farmers highlight Israel’s biblical land, and more.
Christian World News: May 20, 2011
On this week’s Christian World News: Obama changes policy on Israel, a UK Christian couple’s views go against new equality laws, Christian programming reaching Australia’s Muslims, and more.
Netanyahu Tells Obama 1967 Borders ‘Indefensible’
WASHINGTON – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told President Barack Obama he’s willing to make some compromises to achieve peace in his nation, but that returning to Israel’s 1967 borders is not an option.
