Cora Jakes Colemen, daughter of megachurch pastor T.D. Jakes, has announced that she and her husband are divorcing after ten years of marriage. Coleman, who received her ministerial license from the Potter's House School of Ministry, directs the children's ministry at The Potter's House of Dallas. She and her husband, rapper Richard Brandon Coleman (stage name "Skiiventura") share two adopted children.

Activists on both sides of the abortion debate are reacting to the news that U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer will retire at the end of the court's term, with both sides cautioning that the "stakes have never been higher." Pro-choice advocacy group NARAL tweeted that Breyer's retirement is a “chance to shape the Court for decades to come," while Franklin Graham called on people to "pray for the next nominee," tweeting, "We need someone who fears God — and who supports and protects the U.S. Constitution.”

Chris Gacek, Ph.D., Coalitions Senior Research Fellow at Family Research Council, writes about the horrors of the Holocaust in light of Holocaust Remembrance Day, which took place on January 27. "Hitler sought a metaphysical purge of the Jews from the earth reminiscent of the same demonic drive exhibited in the Book of Esther ... There has never been anything like the tragedy of the Holocaust. That is why we observe International Holocaust Remembrance Day. We remember the victims, and we renew our commitment to Never Again allow this to happen," he writes.

In this op-ed, CP Voices contributor Andrew J. Harding writes about his experience living in Russia during the 2014 conflict when Ukranian President Viktor Yanukovych was ousted and Russian President Vladimir Putin used military force to annex Crimea. In comparing 2014 to the situation currently unraveling today, Harding writes, "Regrettably, the potential new Russian offensive against Ukraine brings back the difficult feelings of anxiety, fear, and hopelessness that I felt while watching television with my mother and leaving my friends. The signs for a repeat of 2014 undoubtedly exist."

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Mark Wahlberg and Mel Gibson are set to star in "Father Stu," a faith-based film from Sony Pictures about the life of boxer-turned-priest Father Stuart Long. The film is set for debut on Good Friday, which falls on April 15. In a previous interview with The Christian Post, Wahlberg discussed his beliefs and how it was important for him to start and finish his day by reflecting on his faith.

Actor Kirk Cameron and the filmmaker brothers Alex and Stephen Kendrick have reunited for "Lifemark," a film that celebrates adoption and the sanctity of life. The Kendrick brothers are known for major faith-based hits "Fireproof," "War Room," and "Courageous." Cameron says "Lifemark," which is based on a true story, is both inspiring and demonstrates "the value of every life and all of its potential."

In a recent episode of "The Joe Rogan Experience," world-renowned Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson discussed the Bible and its importance as a fundamental component of civilization. "[T]he Bible is the precondition for the manifestation of truth, which makes it way more true than just true. It’s a whole different kind of truth. And I think this is not only literally the case. Factually, I think it can’t be any other way," he stated. Click to view the clip on YouTube.