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Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: * Trial of Vietnamese Pastor Postponed * Attorney Claims Homosexual Students Often Incite Reactions on Campus * Churches, Pro-Life Supporters Mark...

Increasingly, groups such as Jews for Jesus face criticism from Christians and Jews alike. But is it wrong to reach out to the Jewish people? Are they saved already? Rob Oller examines some of the arguments.

In Today's Edition: Outspoken Christian Convert Murdered in Iraq Clergy Urged to Reconcile, Work on AIDS at Promise Keepers Conference Ethiopian Evangelicals Still Jailed Without Charges Christian Leaders in Former Soviet State Call on...

Water Rights Fueling Tension Between Israel, Lebanon N. Ireland Ministry Hosts Prayer Demonstration as Power Returns to Westminster Watts Pushes Faith-Based Initiative Bill in Senate Evolution Studies May Soon be Endangered Species in Ohio

In Today's Edition: Protests of Christian Persecution Gaining Traction in U.S. says Richard Land 'Convicted' Man Admits Guilt to Crime Belarus Presidents Signs Repressive Religion Bill Into Law For O’Reilly Factor, Not All Spin Stops Here

In Today's Edition: 'Ten Commandments Judge' Says the Monument Stays Religious Liberty Debate Stalled in Peru Catholic Christians Fear Fines or Prison in Belarus Rev. Lloyd Ogilvie to Retire as Senate Chaplain

Fueled by the confrontation between truth and his own weaknesses, Steve Merkel's "Lord Have Mercy" is not only a humble cry of repentance and surrender but also a musical bridge between past and present.

I wonder if my kind of Christianity would win a terrorist to the Lord Jesus Christ. There is an unwritten law in evangelism that you cannot win to Christ anyone more committed to his way of life than you are to the Lord.