Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said he's working with the state’s lawmakers to find a way to prevent the Biden administration from transporting illegal immigrants into Florida after a Honduran national, who entered the U.S. illegally claiming to be an unaccompanied minor, was charged with the murder of a Florida man who took him in. “We … have a pending lawsuit against the Biden administration challenging their catch and release policies. But this is what happens when you engage in reckless policies," DeSantis said.

U.S. Supreme Court justices and lawyers have questioned the sincerity of the Christian faith of a Texas death row inmate who recently had his execution delayed because state officials will not allow his pastor to lay hands and make vocal prayers as he receives a lethal injection for murdering a man in 2004. Justice Clarence Thomas and several of his colleagues have raised questions about the sincerity of Ramirez’s faith and whether he is simply using litigation to delay his execution.

Nearly 40 U.S. Navy personnel, including 26 Navy SEALs, have filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration and the U.S. Department of Defense over the military’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate. The complaint argues that the Navy fails to provide an adequate exemption to the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for those with sincerely held religious objections.

A Texas-based nonprofit organization that provides free, short-term living for those experiencing medical crises has announced it is adding 16 new houses to its faith-based ministry. “We build tiny houses to love neighbors and take care of the sick, and we invite churches to adopt houses. They minister to the residents and help them to know the Lord and provide food and transportation for them,” Houses of Healing's Brian Massey said.

A Pennsylvania church deacon has been charged with assaulting an underage girl, and authorities believe he might have also victimized other youth. The state police investigation into Jeronimo Maisonet, a 45-year-old Monroe County deacon at Church of God Holy Ground, began on Oct. 18, with authorities believing that the abuse of the girl began in 2018 when she was 14 years old.

Wallace B. Henley writes about the trying times we live in and why Christians must remain steadfast and avoid abandoning the race despite its difficulties. "Don’t panic, don’t be afraid. Everything is happening right on time. Now is not the time to run away," he urges.

"Don't Say My Name," a new movie from 24 Flix and Selan films, highlights the harsh reality of a survivor who escapes her human trafficking captor and stands on her faith in God to help her live on despite her traumatic experience. Producer Marty Jean-Louis said that “most movies on trafficking end after the rescue," but that this film "follow[s] the victim's journey throughout the entire process."