• Pastor Aeneas Williams Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame

  Being elected into the Pro Football Hall of Fame is a prestigious honor that recognizes the very best in the National Football League and the profound legacy that the best have left in the organization. Its esteemed recognition is not for every single player and only a few get elected in the same league as legends such as Troy Aikman and John Elway. Now, former player turned pastor Aeanus Williams joins the elite group of players recognized for their "outstanding contributions to professional fo

  

• Reverend Bob Larson's Exorcisms by Skype Questioned by Skeptics

  Broadband internet has benefited this generation with the ability not only to communicate instantaneously but to harness the power of virality of social media. Pastors and evangelicals have caught the trend and used these technologies for spreading the gospel message. However, one pastor is using one of its applications Skype for a different yet powerful purpose: exorcism.

  

• With Jesus, Indiana Demon-Possessed Woman Defeat Demons 'From Hell' in Gary Home

  LaToya Ammons experienced the most frightening night of her life in her Gary, Indiana, home, which she describes as the "portal to hell" after many encounters with satanic activities. The news of Ammon's home was reportedly owned by Satanists who performed witchcraft rituals.

  

• Tim Tebow's T-Mobile Super Bowl Ad Humors Life Without NFL Contract (Video)

  Christian football player Tim Tebow may not be signed on to a team on the NFL, but it won't stop him from making an appearance this Sunday for Super Bowl XVIII. While Tebow won't be playing on the field representing his old team, his new T-Mobile ad will be playing during the commercial breaks poking fun at not having a NFL contract.

  

• Amanda Knox Breaks Down at Reinstated Guilty Verdict for Murder: 'Not Right, Not Fair'

  The case surrounding the murder of a British student is a never ending nightmare for her friends, family and former roommate, Amanda Knox. After being found innocent for the murder of 21-year-old, Meredith Kercher, an appeal case has revoked the ruling, and once again charged Knox as guilty.