CBN US News

• Could Robot Warriors Save Lives? Inside the Race to Build Robots for the Battlefield

  There are moments in war when the danger is at its highest: clearing buildings, searching unfamiliar terrain, going where no one knows what's waiting. With that in mind, military leaders are exploring an option that was once only a scenario in science fiction movies: sending a robot in first.

• 'Life Returns to Their Eyes': Florida Jail Ministry Sees Revival, Record Baptisms

  Lives are being transformed behind bars in Florida. At Walton County Jail, inmates are leading Bible studies, holding prayer meetings, and experiencing real-life change. After 70 inmates were baptized, jail officials reported zero disciplinary actions among those participants. Many are continuing their walk with Christ after release.

• 'A Sea of Children and Youth' Crying Out to God: Years of Prayers Answered in Weekend Revival

  What happened in tiny Whitmire, SC, is leaving many in awe. Hundreds gathered under a Gospel tent, but it was the response of young people that stood out. Children and teenagers flooded the altar, many on their knees in tears, surrendering their lives to Jesus. Baptisms continued one after another as parents watched with joy and wept with gratitude.

• For 65 Years, The 700 Club and CBN News Have Kept Viewers Inspired, Informed, Anchored

  For more than five decades, CBN's The 700 Club has been more than a television program. The show has also been a witness to history. 

• UniteUS Revival Reaches Miami as Hundreds More Students 'Go All In With Jesus'

  Revival arrived in Miami last night as hundreds of students responded to the Gospel message at the latest UniteUS outreach in Florida.

• 'Catering to What Is Effectively Sharia Law': Newsom Enshrines Muslim State Holidays

  California is now officially recognizing two Islamic holidays after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation making Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha official state holidays. Critics argue that recognizing these Muslim holidays puts Islamic traditions on a special tier above Christian and Jewish holidays.

• Christian College in the Cornfields of Indiana Bucks National Enrollment Trends

  As universities nationwide experience downward enrollment trends, one small Christian college is celebrating its 180th anniversary. Tucked away behind Indiana's cornfields and country roads, something big is happening at Taylor University.

• Historic Los Angeles Cross and Nativity Will Not Be Torn Down, Appeals Court Rules

  A Christmas nativity and a century-old cross at the center of a historic display in Los Angeles will not be torn down, thanks to a ruling by a federal appeals court.

• 'Helping the Home Front' Biker Ride Highlights Ministry's Support for 65,000 Military Families

  Biker groups recently assembled on the CBN campus for a one-hour ride to honor military service members and their families. The event was part of CBN's Helping the Home Front ministry and its mission to assist military families who are facing financial hardship.

• Revival Rising: Nearly 900 Baptized at Texas Church in Latest Mass Baptism

  Another U.S. church is reporting a massive baptism event as people are turning to Christ by the thousands across the country. At Lakepointe Church in Texas, 882 people chose to get baptized on September 27 as a declaration of their new life in Jesus Christ.

• From Historic US Revival Site to Jerusalem, Christians Rally for Communion 250: 'Mighty Move of God'

  Christians around the world gathered in 156 locations to take communion at college campuses, state capitols, public parks, and open fields where they worshipped, prayed, and evangelized for up to 50 hours.

• Millions Recovering After Deadly Nor'easter Batters East Coast, 200,000 Lose Power

  Coastal flooding remains a threat along the eastern seaboard after a powerful nor'easter hit over the weekend. People in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions are still dealing with the strong, slow-moving storm that battered those areas.  

• Man Completes 'Mission' to Handwrite Entire New Testament: 'Anchor for My Soul'

  It took Don Ashley about 210 hours over eight months and 15 days to write his own handwritten copy of the New Testament.

• Hundreds Choose Christ as College Revival Reaches Pepperdine: 'What a night!! What a God!!'

  The UniteUS revival movement reached Pepperdine University in Los Angeles this week as thousands of students gathered to seek Jesus together, and hundreds made the decision to give their lives to Him.

• 'Nothing Short of a Miracle': After a Horrible Brain Injury, Gabe Poirot Met Jesus in Heaven

  One minute, Gabe Poirot was racing down the sidewalk on his electric skateboard. The next minute, he was in the throne room of Heaven.

• 'God Is Moving, Lives Are Being Changed': NC Church Sees 458 Baptized as Global Awakening Grows

  The lead pastor of a church in North Carolina is reporting a remarkable sign of revival after his church baptized 458 people on a recent Sunday.

• Christian Mom Vindicated, Free to Adopt After State Rejected Her for Gender Views

  Child-welfare officials in Oregon have agreed to a court order freeing a woman to begin the process of adopting children from foster care, after previously rejecting her due to her religious beliefs about human sexuality.

• Small Town, Big God: Whitmire, SC Believing for 'a Great Awakening'

  A small town in South Carolina has faith in a big God. For years, the people of Whitmire have been praying for revival. Now, it's coming.

• Heroes Reveal Shocking New Details After They Duct-Taped Passenger Who Attacked Jonathan Cahn

  Two ordinary passengers aboard a flight that suddenly erupted into chaos and violence are now being hailed as heroes for their intervention.

• Jim Domen’s Life Was Devastated by Same-Sex Attraction, Then Jesus Gave Him a New One

  Jim Domen had a partner who was HIV-positive, and Jim didn't even care. That's how committed he was to living the gay lifestyle. He thought that was who he was until he heard a voice that changed his life.