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Xbox Music Free Streaming Service Ending on Dec 1, Microsoft Announces
While Xbox Music is not going away entirely, the Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 versions of the streaming service that allowed ad support to make it free will be going away in lieu of the subscription service already available on the Xbox 360 and Xbox One consoles.
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LG G Watch R Release Date and Price: Coming to US 'Soon After' November Launch in Europe
LG has announced that its new G Watch R wearable device will be available for purchase as soon as next month. The Korean tech giant released a statement today announcing the global roll-out plans for the new G Watch R. France, Italy, Spain, and the UK will see the round wearable device go on sale in early November, while key markets in North America, Asia, and the former Soviet Union will see the watch "soon after."
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Shia LaBeouf on Becoming a Christian after Filming 'Fury': 'It Saved Me'
In a recent interview with Interview Magazine, the 28-year-old actor declares that he found God during the filming of the new World War II action film, Fury. In the movie, LaBeouf plays Boyd "Bible" Swan, a Christian character who isn't afraid to speak the Word. LaBeouf took that character to heart, along with guidance from fellow Fury actor Brad Pitt and writer David Ayers.
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Obama Denies States' Rights Concerning Gay Marriage, Advocates Guaranteed Protection in All Fifty States
In a recent interview with The New Yorker, President Barack Obama stated that his previous stance on individual states' rights concerning marriage equality was wrong, and he now believes that same-sex marriage is protected in all fifty states by the U.S. Constitution.
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Texas Sermon Subpoenas Infringes Upon Religious Freedom, Sparks Possible Widespread Conservative Backlash
Earlier this year, Houston mayor Annise Parker issued subpoenas seeking sermons from five of Houston's most conservative pastors in hopes of stifling any alleged anti-homosexual speech in these sermons. But a church and state watchdog group has recognized that this type of selective power from a city mayor may fan the flames a bit more than expected.
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Brazilian Medical Student Acquitted in Free Speech Case Over Biological Sex Comments
A case against a Brazilian medical student, prosecuted for her social media comments on biological sex, has concluded with an acquittal, according to the legal organization ADF International.
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James M. Houston, Founding Principal of Regent College and Spiritual Theologian, Dies at 103
Regent College announced on Monday that its founding principal, Dr. James MacIntosh Houston, passed away peacefully in Vancouver on March 15, 2026, at the age of 103.
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CCCOWE HK Seminar Addresses New Frontiers in Workplace Mission
Recognizing the growing challenges faced by believers in integrating faith into their professional lives, CCCOWE Hong Kong Region Committee convened the "Igniting the Workplace: Missionary Heart" seminar on March 14. The event featured prominent urban missiologists, workplace mission experts, and guest Wong Cho-lam (王祖藍), who collectively sought to identify new pathways for pastoral care and evangelism within the modern workplace.
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Iranian Christians Targeted as 'Scapegoats' Amid Escalating War and Regime Crackdown
Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) issued a statement on March 2 warning that the U.S. and Israel’s attacks on Iran have triggered a volatile environment posing a severe threat to Iran’s already vulnerable Christian community.
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Pew Report: Global Religious Diversity Rises as Christianity Maintains Wide Geographic Reach
The latest global religious diversity research report from Pew Research Center shows that Singapore has emerged as the world’s most religiously diverse nation, while the United States ranks first in religious diversity among the world's most populous nations.
