Faith in Action

Mel Gibson's upcoming film The Resurrection of the Christ is already generating excitement among Christians. After recent interviews, including The Joe Rogan Experience, Gibson has revealed this won't be just another biblical movie. Here's what we know, why it's expected to be so intense, and why believers should be excited while keeping their focus on Scripture.

A growing number of young adults are returning to church and exploring Christianity in search of meaning, community, and lasting hope. Discover how faith in Jesus is transforming lives and inspiring a new generation.

A Texas church recently brought together 40 volunteers to serve 127 children during a four-day Vacation Bible School. Through Bible lessons, activities, mentorship, and fellowship, volunteers demonstrated what it means to put faith into action while investing in the next generation.

A life of true faith isn’t measured by recognition—but by service. The legacy of Monsignor Robert Coll reminds us that even the smallest acts of love can make an eternal impact.

Across 2025 and 2026, more people are turning back to God—opening the Bible, seeking truth, and rediscovering faith in quiet, powerful ways.

An 8-year-old boy inspired his entire community after organizing a cereal drive that collected more than 1,100 boxes of cereal to help children facing food insecurity.

A historic church built in 1909 is finding new purpose in Jacksonville as it’s transformed into a homeless shelter and community arts academy. Through generosity, creativity, and a heart for service, this once-traditional worship space is becoming a place of refuge, hope, and opportunity—living out Christian faith through action.

In Ashland, Illinois, believers from eight local churches took faith to the streets in a powerful “Jericho Walk.” For seven days, they circled their town in prayer, asking God to break down walls of division, addiction, and despair — proving that when faith moves, communities change.