'The Chosen' Season 3 set to debut on the big screen

The Chosen – the global phenomenon, a multi-episode television drama based on the life of Jesus – will launch the first two episodes of its highly anticipated third season in more than 2000 movie theatres globally, including theatres across Canada.

With more than 420 million episode views from around the world, The Chosen is a fan-supported, seven-season television series that creates an authentic and intimate picture of Jesus’ life and ministry, seen through the eyes of the people who knew him. 

Grace at work: How to get more from your job than a paycheck

During the current economic trend known as the "Great Resignation," workers are quitting jobs at near-record levels in search of better opportunities. Some leave in search of better pay, but many say they are searching for better workplaces – ones that offer employees dignity, safety and flexibility. In 2022, workers want more from their jobs than a paycheck.

Former Muslim turned Christian pastor helps bring millions of Iranians to Jesus

Dr. Hormoz Shariat grew up in Iran in a Muslim home and became a follower of Jesus in 1980.

"I was pretty devout in my early years, but then I questioned Islam. I said, what is this? It doesn't add anything to my life. I wanna know God," said Dr. Shariat. "So I read Quran very carefully one more time. It didn't fulfill my heart with the presence of God or peace."

Back to the Future and back to God: The faith journey of Claudia Wells a.k.a Jennifer Parker

Although things seemed perfect on the outside, behind closed doors, Claudia Wells' world was crashing down around her. 

When she was just two years old, Claudia's parents divorced, and she was left to live with her mother, who, at the time, was battling an alcohol addiction.

Embracing love over hate: How Chris Singleton is using tragedy to unite

June 17, 2015, is a day that Chris Singleton will never forget. A day that changed his life forever.

Chris Singleton is a former minor league baseball player drafted by the Chicago Cubs. 

In 2015, Chris lost his mother in a racially motivated mass shooting at Mother Emanuel Church in Charleston, South Carolina.