• Former Prostitute Annie Lobert Reveals the Truth about ‘Fifty Shades of Grey,’ How Christ Redeemed Her Past

  Once involved in the type of abuse displayed in “Fifty Shades of Grey,” former call girl Annie Lobert shares her testimony of Christ’s redemption in an “I am Second” video. Lobert, who came to know the love of Christ after years of prostitution, reveals that the underlying desire in abusive relationships is often a need for the kind of love that only God can give.

  

• Dr. Bob Sears: Mandatory Vaccination Violates Patient Rights, Not the Answer to Measles

  California pediatrician Dr. Robert Sears shares his thoughts on measles and the recent proposed legislation that, if passed, would infringe upon a patient's right to decline vaccination.

  

• Teach Your Children How the Bible Points to Jesus Christ

  We are commanded to teach our children the word of God, but how do we help them to truly see and savor Christ? According to Christian author Ed Stetzer, as many as 70% of those who had regularly attended church during high school leave the church as young adults. This staggering statistic suggests that many children are likely being taught the stories of the Bible in a way that misses the message of the Bible.

  

• Rick Warren Preaches ‘Most Important Message’ of His Life: Why God Made Us – on Living With Purpose

  In a sermon entitled, “Why God Made You,” Pastor Rick Warren of Saddleback Church in California explained five simple but profound truths which help us understand why we are here. “If I only had one sermon to preach, it would be this message – to teach you why God made you and what you’re supposed to do with your life,” he says.

  

• Valentine’s Day 2015 Weekend Movies: 'Old Fashioned' Love Story to Compete With 'Fifty Shades of Grey' In Box Office

  An independent film about chivalry and godly romance is set to compete with "Fifty Shades of Grey" opening Valentine's Day weekend in theatres across the nation. The makers of "Old Fashioned," who also created "God's Not Dead," wanted to give movie-goers a godly alternative for the widely popular novel series-turned-film, which glorifies sexual manipulation and emotional abuse.