Actress Tia Mowry-Hardrict, is opening up about her ongoing battle with Endometriosis in hopes of helping others who may be struggling.

The Los Angeles coroner’s office on Friday released the results of its investigation into Porter’s Nov. 15 death. Investigators determined after an autopsy that her death was from natural causes.

ABC’s Good Morning America co-host, Michael Strahan, surprised the little girl born without a bladder, who just so happens to adore Minnie Mouse, with a trip to Disney World.

There are a lot of pastors, recording artists, women’s ministry leaders, and even celebrities I admired a whole lot more—that is, before scrolling down their social media feeds.

After more than two decades of marriage, GRAMMY® Award-winning composer, Kirk Franklin, continues to shower his bride with affection in the most creative and romantic ways.

When you say yes to God’s way, you receive His best. His presence shows up. He richly rewards you. He favors your efforts. He sees to it that things work out for you. In a world of selfish ambition and compromise, forsake all to follow Christ.

Dianna Hobbs assures you that persistent faith produces powerful results. When you dare to believe God in the face of opposition, disappointment, turmoil, and even tragedy, that kind of faith gets His attention, and gives you access into your place of promise.

With cheers and celebration, a new Reproductive Health Act was signed into law by Gov. Andrew Cuomo allowing late-term abortions—up until a baby’s due date if a woman’s health is at risk. It is highly controversial.

Chick-fil-A, affectionately known as the “Gospel Bird,” could rake in big bucks on Super Bowl Sunday at its location inside Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium. But the chain has chosen to honor its biblical policy instead.

After a video of Bishop T.D. Jakes telling a weeping Pastor John Gray “the spirit of suicide hangs around your house,” many prayed for that suicidal spirit to be lifted from the Relentless Church leader. He clarifies his statements inside.

Grammy® Award-winning Christian contemporary singer, Mandisa Hundley, exudes joy as she tours across the nation with her band, Glorious Funk, for Winter Jam.

Looking for ways to guard your peace and avoid drama at a time when things around us are increasingly chaotic? Multiple Grammy® Award-winning gospel singer, Yolanda Adams, is giving you some helpful advice.

Dianna Hobbs, Founder of Empowering Everyday Women Ministries and first lady of City Church Buffalo, recently launched her Literacy Links Program. It is a community initiative to fight illiteracy.

Award-winning Gospel singer, Kierra Sheard, may be on a budget herself, but that hasn’t stopped her from reaching out to help those impacted by the government shutdown—the longest in US history.

Kamala Harris, a first-term senator and former California attorney general known for her rigorous questioning of President Donald Trump’s nominees, entered the Democratic presidential race on Monday.

esus said in Matthew 23:11, “The greatest among you will be your servant,” and this is the scripture Rev. Dr. Bernice A. King, daughter of Coretta Scott King and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., grew up hearing most.

In today’s inspiration, Dianna Hobbs says, God has His hand on your life. There is something special He’s going to do for you and through you to make you an example of His glory. Get ready for it. All the events of your life—good and bad— have been woven together by a sovereign God to create the beautiful tapestry of your divine purpose. 

Friend, doubt is a thief. But faith causes you to reap rewards. When you believe in God’s word and trust in His promises, nothing can hold you back or rob you from getting all God has for you. When you remain confident in Him, you will receive what is promised.

While you’re waiting for Him to show up in your situation, don’t fret. Stay in faith. Believe His promises. And you will see Him do just what He said.

Pastor John Gray has been making headlines for committing adultery and battling suicidal thoughts. He has been getting a lot of backlash. To all the judgmental folks, he has a message: you “ain’t saved.” The Relentless Church pastor said during a sermon, “They say they’re saved, but they’re the first ones to judge you…”

Michael McLaughlin, a teacher at an inner-city school in Buffalo, NY, grabbed the attention of Erica Campbell with his fundraising campaign to teach low-income students advanced technology. As Campbell supports him, she stresses the importance of visionaries finding innovative ways to get support for their own initiatives.