Have you noticed something about the audiences that President Obama has cherry-picked to cheer his government health care takeover roadshow?

Senator Chuck Grassley says Congress should start from scratch on healthcare reform because the current legislation being pushed by the majority party fails to take on rising healthcare costs and premiums, but instead gives $400 billion in direct payments to insurance companies.

A Georgia grand jury has indicted four members of an assisted suicide group on charges of helping a 58-year-old cancer patient kill himself.

There’s a new Christian music genre called Christian beach! About.com’s Music Guide has declared, “Bill Mallia isn't easy to classify - unless, of course, there is a genre' called ‘fun’! On his official site (www.BillMallia.com), you can check out his latest news, hear his music (bring your beach ball), learn more about what makes him tick and see where he'll be performing next.”

Peter LaBarbera is asking a Christian college in Pennsylvania whether it supports the "sexual identity therapy" of one of its professors who is unwilling to discourage some of his clients from remaining in the homosexual lifestyle.

A state legislator from Arkansas believes it was divine intervention that allowed him to resuscitate his wife back to life following a harrowing hit-and-run accident.

Church bells will toll in Phoenix now that a court order has been secured and the city's noise ordinance has been silenced.

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Monday to hear a case lodged against Fred Phelps and other members of his church over protests at military funerals.

You might remember him as being "the Christian guy" on 2006's Survivor: Panama. No? Then prepare to meet Austin Carty, natural-born storyteller and author of the new memoir, High Points and Lows: Life, Faith and Figuring It All Out.

The great writer Henri Nouwen describes hospitality in his beautiful book The Wounded Healer as "a central attitude of the minister who wants to make his own wounded condition available to others as a source of healing."