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What do the 2022 elections mean for issues concerning evangelical Christians?
In this narrative podcast, we tell stories creatively about interesting people encountering big ideas. It’s journalism plus storytelling, informed by a Biblical worldview.
The Kim regime’s information blockade is crumbling. Truth under the totalitarian society is finding a foothold. Free North Korea Radio is sending hope and the Gospel across the DMZ.
Learn what you wish you already knew about our nation’s highest court.
The Supreme Court considers questions of mitigating evidence and jury bias arising from the trial of one of the Boston Marathon bombers.
Season 1 of this true-crime podcast investigates the case of Terri Schiavo, a brain-injured woman whose husband and parents fought a bitter legal war over her right to die or … right to live.
Exhausted by a week of testimony in the trial over Terri’s feeding tube, Michael and the Schindlers wait for a verdict. But the fight isn’t over yet.
An investigation into American poverty-fighting and the ministries on the front lines of helping the hurting.
What proof do we have that prison ministry really works?
WORLD Senior Correspondent Kim Henderson investigates a shocking criminal case involving a minister who thinks he’s above the law.
Part 1 of a shocking story about abuse of power ... and people
Insightful interviews with popular musicians, Christian influencers, makers of movies and television, respected authors, and key political leaders.
Being a pastor and political activist
Long-form, immersive stories about God’s world and His redemptive work in it.
What do the 2022 elections mean for issues concerning evangelical Christians?
Select conversations between WORLD's Marvin Olasky and people on the front lines of our cultural, political, and spiritual challenges.
Emma Green is a religion reporter for The Atlantic. In this 2019 interview, Marvin Olasky talks with Green about some of her memorable stories and how she has navigated contested topics.
