• Hollywood Power Couple Roma Downey, Mark Burnett Speak at 2016 National Prayer Breakfast: 'Faith Was, And Is, Alive and Well in America'

  Hollywood power couple Roma Downey and Mark Burnett recently appeared at the 2016 National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, where they opened up about using their talents for the glory of God and encouraged Christians nationwide to love one another with a Christ-like love.

• Ash Wednesday 2016: Meaning of Lent and Fasting, Church Services and Traditions

  On February 10, believers around the world will observe Ash Wednesday, which opens the Season of Lent, a special time of fasting, repentance and prayer. Falling just 46 days before Easter -- the celebration of Christ's resurrection -- Ash Wednesday emphasizes two specific themes: our sinfulness before God and our human mortality. In turn Lent officially ends on Holy Thursday, the fifth day of Holy Week (the week leading up to Easter) that marks the Last Supper.

  

• Exclusive Interview: 'Risen' Producer Rich Peluso Discusses Inspiration, Hope For Upcoming Biblical Epic

  Set to open just weeks before Easter, the groundbreaking Biblical epic Risen examines the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ like it's never been seen before -- from the perspective of an unbelieving soldier.

  

• Ken Ham Reveals Five Most Disturbing Trends In American Churches -- and How to Combat Them

  Ken Ham has revealed the five most disturbing trends he's seeing in American churches today, including the embracing of homosexuality and abortion, but encouraged Christians to allow these trends to ignite a fire inside of them to be even bolder on standing on the authority of the Word of God.

  

• Franklin Graham On Obama's Controversial Mosque Visit: 'The Foundations of This Nation Have Nothing to Do With Islam'

  The Rev. Franklin Graham emphasized that the "foundations of this nation have nothing to do with Islam" after U.S. President Obama visited a mosque in an effort to recast what he said was "a warped image" of the Muslim faith.