• World Cup Jerseys on 'Christ the Redeemer' Statue Upset Brazil's Catholic Church

  The Brazilian Catholic Church is outraged after an Italian broadcasting company digitally placed "blasphemous" soccer jerseys on the nation's iconic "Christ the Redeemer" statue. Although the commercial has since been removed, the church plans to sue the company for $5.4 million.

  

• Comedy Starring Christian Rapper Lecrae Parodies Religious Scandals

  Although the new film "Believe Me" starring Christian rapper Lecrae is not a traditional faith-based film, the producer of the movie says it explores many Christian themes and takes a hard look "at the power of platforms, particularly among today's young Christians."

  

• Rick Warren Shares Grief, Tells Pastors to 'Use Suffering to Witness to World'

  Saddleback pastor Rick Warren spoke at the Southern Baptist Convention this week, revealing to hundreds of pastors and Christian leaders that his late son used his suffering to encourage others. Warren urged pastors struggling with mental illness to use their experience to "witness to the world"

  

• Government Union Wants Workers Fired for Supporting 'Duck Dynasty'

  A government union is demanding that two senior management officials be fired because they put decals on their personal trucks supporting Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson. Robertson is known for his outspoken opposition to homosexuality.

• Christian Filmmakers Give Men Battle Plan for Purity, Weapons to Conquer Porn within Church (Video)

  Pornography is a rampant problem within the church, devastating families and ripping marriages apart. To combat this epidemic, a group of filmmakers have created a DVD curriculum designed to help men fight porn addiction and find freedom through Biblical truths.