CBN World News

• 45,000 Students Turn to Christ as Massive Revival Sweeps Liberia

  Tens of thousands of young people in Liberia are rushing to embrace salvation in Jesus Christ as a student revival is unfolding in the West African nation.

• Nadeen Endured Islam, Demons and New Age Until a Drug Dealer Took Her to Church, and She Found Peace

  A woman who was raised as a Muslim in an abusive home and later fled to New Age and the occult is sharing her powerful testimony of finding true freedom in Jesus Christ.

• Millions Encouraged to Open Their Bibles for Global Bible Month

  Throughout November, Bible apps, ministries, and even retailers hope to spark a light worldwide with a challenge to read God's Word daily.

• Christian Massacres in Jordan, Ethiopia Underscore Urgency of Day of Prayer for the Persecuted

  Nine Christians were killed in Jordan and at least 60 more in Ethiopia over the past week. The two deadly attacks in the Middle East and Africa underscore the dangers Christians worldwide face because of their faith. 

• Jordanian Security Forces Capture 3 Men Accused in Deadly Attack on Church

  Jordanian security forces arrested three men Monday for an attack on a Greek Orthodox Church that killed nine people and wounded more than two dozen. 

• French Riots Not Really About Education: 'It Had to Do with Communism'

  Police in France arrested nearly 1,000 people over the weekend in the latest round of violent demonstrations that are being blamed on students demanding better education. But there are strong political factions behind the violence.

• US Naval Shift Raises Questions About Asian Security Amid Growing Chinese Pressure

  A sharp exchange between Philippine and Chinese officials over the South China Sea is highlighting rising tensions in the region, even as the movement of the USS George Washington carrier group from Japan to the Middle East raises questions about the U.S. military commitment to the Indo-Pacific.

• Bible Expert Affirms Miracle Power Didn't End in the Bible: 'The Heart of Christ Has Not Changed'

  Christian apologist Gavin Ortlund is encouraging Christians not to be ashamed of the truth found in the Bible, including the supernatural elements. His own journey toward sharing the Gospel online began during a season of “angst,” uncertainty, and questions.

• Superbook Opens Door for the Gospel in Japan

  More than four decades ago, the late Dr. Pat Robertson introduced the Bible to Japan through CBN's Superbook, an animated Bible series originally created for Japanese children. 

• Starlink Dispute, Church Destruction Complicate New Push to End Ukraine War

  President Trump is pressing Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to make a deal with Russia to end the war. But controversy over Starlink and a renewed diplomatic push by White House officials add new twists to the effort to bring the fighting to an end. 

• The 'Red-Green Alliance' Was Behind the Terrible French Riots

  What France says began as protests over bad schools turned into some of the worst rioting in modern French history. Thousands of businesses were damaged and destroyed; property damage was estimated at more than one billion euros, 2,400 people were arrested, and nearly 1,000 police officers were injured.

• Franklin Graham Sees 'Pockets of Revival' in UK After 800+ Turn to Christ in Manchester

  More signs of a spiritual awakening have been on display in the United Kingdom this month. Rev. Franklin Graham, who just saw a massive crowd respond to the Gospel in Manchester, believes God is up to something big, as many Christians are praying for a full-blown revival to hit the UK.

• Another Pastor Murdered in Latin America, This Time by Colombian Gang Members He Was Evangelizing

  A Colombian pastor has reportedly been fatally beaten by members of a criminal gang with whom he was actively sharing the Gospel.

• 'Please Pray for This Church': Suspect Arrested in Double Homicide of Pastor and His Wife

  A Calvary Church senior pastor and his wife have been shot dead outside their home in Guanajuato, Mexico. Senior Pastor Ángel González of Calvary Chapel Irapuato and his wife, Irán Montes, were killed early in the morning on October 15 when two gunmen opened fire on them. 

• Growing Rift Between Trump and Zelenskyy After US-Russia Diesel Deal

  President Trump's deal to buy diesel fuel from Russia and angry outbursts about Ukraine's President Zelenskyy are raising concerns on Capitol Hill.  A number of lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are questioning the president's support for Ukraine and are even calling for an investigation.

• Macron Condemns Those Who 'Sought to Bring Down the Republic' after Violent Rioting

  French President Emmanuel Macron has expressed anger and shame over recent violence in France. Protests against rising living costs and poor school conditions have led to clashes with police and looting, resulting in at least 1,800 arrests across the country. 

• With Missiles Falling and Brutal Winter Looming, Ukraine's Christians Share 'Hope Through Jesus'

  Russia is hitting Ukraine's capital harder than ever, killing and wounding dozens of civilians nearly every day. With winter closing in, the question is whether the people of Kyiv will stay.

• Noah's Ark Researcher Reveals Death Threats, Stunning New Radar Findings

  The founder of an organization digging at a site in Turkey he believes could unveil the real-life Noah’s Ark has reportedly faced terrifying death threats and a burglary of his apartment.

• Quiet Pro-Lifer Facing Charges Again: When Did Silent Prayer Become a Crime?

  Pro-lifer Isabel Vaughan-Spruce is facing charges once again for praying silently on a street near an abortion clinic in the UK. Podcaster and business leader Peter Demos recently sat down with her to discuss her shocking case.

• Pope Leo Diagnosed with Cancer Following Surgery to Remove a Third of His Right Lung

  Millions of people around the world are praying for Pope Leo after he was diagnosed with lung cancer Tuesday following an operation to remove a suspicious growth.