This fall marks the 75th anniversary of one of the most beloved classics of modern literature. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, written by C.S. Lewis and first published in 1950, continues to captivate readers of all ages around the world.

The youth organization Dare to Share is calling on young people across the world to rise up, share their faith, and bring hope to their generation. On November 8, millions of youth from churches, schools, and communities will participate in the Global Day of Youth Evangelism (DGYE)—a one-day event designed to equip and mobilize the next generation to boldly proclaim the Gospel.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, the death toll has risen to at least 32 lives lost in Jamaica, where three-quarters of the island is without power. CBN's Operation Blessing is working to help those in need. From its base in Montego Bay, dozens of volunteers are cleaning up damage and debris, as well as bring much-needed relief. 

Leaders and organizers of the UniteUS movement say they saw "lives changed, hearts surrendered, and students encounter Jesus in powerful ways" while sharing the Gospel at Grand Canyon University Tuesday night.

At a time when revival seems to be pouring out across America, a new film sheds light on how the Gospels were codified.

A 19-year-old pageant winner who was stripped of her title for adhering to her biblical beliefs on gender and sexuality is now being recognized by Congress as "a modern-day Esther" for standing up for her convictions. 

Anne Graham Lotz, author of “The Vision of His Glory, Revised and Updated: Finding Hope Through the Revelation of Jesus Christ,” believes the biblical end times are near.

Seldom is someone like Max Lucado – a minister once dubbed "America's pastor" – left without words. Less than 24 hours after conservative activist Charlie Kirk's assassination in Utah, there was a palpable exhaustion in Lucado's voice.

Christian leaders across the U.S. are reflecting today on the life and legacy of evangelical Christian and conservative advocate Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated on Wednesday. Kirk had been a member of Dream City Church in Phoenix, Arizona, and last night, his pastor, Luke Barnett, spoke about him as the church paused to remember him during its Wednesday night service.

President Trump has joined with other officials in raising questions about the criminal justice system after the brutal murder of a woman on a commuter train near Charlotte, North Carolina.

As the war in Ukraine drags on, so does the trauma facing thousands of Ukrainian children held in Russia. And now there are reports of an online catalog where some of them are being sold. 

Christian singer and Pastor Tauren Wells paused mid-concert on Friday to pray for David Crowder.

Signs of a spiritual awakening are still popping up across the U.S. on a weekly basis this summer, and the latest example was a mass baptism at Pirates Cove in California, where thousands of believers publicly declared their faith in Jesus Christ.

More than 1,200 people publicly responded to the Gospel presentation at the recent Amplify 2025 outreach, which brought together more than 45,000 people from 37 states in Benton, Arkansas, described as the nation's largest free annual evangelistic outreach and training event.   

A former professor of women's studies at Syracuse University is sharing her personal journey from lesbian feminist to Christ-follower.

Dylan Novak is on a mission to help save celebrities’ souls, intentionally bringing the Gospel to some of the biggest names in entertainment. Recently, he made headlines for his 2023 interaction with singer Ozzy Osbourne, who died July 22 after a battle with Parkinson’s disease.

A newly restored building in hostoric Williamsburg, VA, is shedding light on the complicated history of slavery in America. The Williamsburg Bray School is believed to be the oldest known schoolhouse for enslaved children. It became one of several schools set up across the colonies by the Bray Associates, a missionary arm of the Anglican church. 

Hundreds of Christians from various denominations in Tennessee gathered together to pray and seek God, believing for a move by His Spirit that will ultimately "transform" families, cities, the Volunteer State, and the nation.​ 

Archaeologists have found a Jewish-minted bronze coin from the time just before the Romans' destruction of the Second Jewish Temple in A.D. 70. The coin, found in the southwestern corner of the Temple Mount, bears an inscription in ancient Hebrew: "For the Redemption of Zion."

"We are witnessing how God is miraculously touching people's lives," one pastor told CBN News. "We sit on the floor, share tea, then sing and explain how Jesus touched our lives. Many Muslims then tell us about dreams they've had of Jesus."