The Trump administration will release part of its Israeli-Palestinian peace plan on June 25 and June 26.

According to CBN news, President Donald Trump will unveil the plan at the “Peace to Prosperity” workshop in Bahrain. The White House has said the plan could “radically transform” lives in the area.

“I look forward to these important discussions about a vision that will offer Palestinians exciting new opportunities to realize their full potential.  This workshop will engage leaders from across the entire Middle East to promote economic growth and opportunity for the people in this important region,” said United States Secretary of the Treasury Steven T. Mnuchin.

Jared Kushner, senior adviser to Trump, said the plan points to economic progress.

“The Palestinian people, along with all people in the Middle East, deserve a future with dignity and the opportunity to better their lives. Economic progress can only be achieved with a solid economic vision, and if the core political issues are resolved. We look forward to presenting our vision on ways to bridge the core political issues very soon,” Kushner said.

According to Politico, the plan will reportedly have four major parts: infrastructure, industry, empowering and investing in people and governance reforms.

Meanwhile, some Palestinian officials have already said the plan will fail.

“All…

Jeremy Camp says the message behind his newest single mirrors the message of his forthcoming album and movie: 

True hope is found only in Christ.

Camp’s newest single, Dead Man Walking, was released Friday alongside an accompanying music video. 

His next album is scheduled to hit stores this fall, while the movie based on his 2003 song I Still Believe – a tune written after his first wife’s death to cancer – will film this summer and release in 2020.

Dead Man Walking is based on Colossians 2:13: “When you were dead in your sins and in the uncircumcision of your flesh, God made you alive with Christ. He forgave all our sins.”

He recorded it and the album when he was dealing with a personal crisis. 

“I’ve always loved that Scripture,” Camp told Christian Headlines. “Before we gave our life to Christ, we weren’t really alive. We were dead. That was stirring in me. [The song] is a reflection back on what God has done in my life.”  

The video shows Camp meandering through a desert and in an abandoned building. At the end of the video, he discovers a cross atop a hill. The song includes the lyric, “You are the key to all of my chains / to all that I was, now I’m not a slave.”

The song and video, Camp says, have a lesson for the audience: “You’re going to be searching. You’re not gonna find it until you find…

Democratic presidential candidate Kirsten Gillibrand says laws that restrict or ban abortion are “against Christian faith” and violate the tenant of free will.

The procedure, she added, should be funded by taxpayers. 

Gillibrand spoke Thursday in Atlanta at the Georgia state capitol, addressing new laws in Mississippi, Ohio, Kentucky, Georgia and Alabama that either restrict abortion when an unborn baby’s heartbeat is present or mostly ban it. 

“If you are a person of the Christian faith, one of the tenants of our faith is free will,” Gillibrand said, according to CBS News. She was backed by pro-choice advocates. “One of the tenants of our democracy is that we have a separation of church and state, and under no circumstances are we supposed to be imposing our faith on other people. And I think this is an example of that effort.” 

The Hyde amendment – which prohibits taxpayer funding of abortion – should not be renewed by Congress, Gillibrand said. She also has pledged only to nominate Supreme Court justices who support Roe v. Wade. Gillibrand is a U.S. senator from New York. 

R. Albert Mohler Jr., president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, called Gillibrand’s free will argument “theological gibberish.” 

“We do not elevate free will to the point that we do not put restrictions…

A photo posted to social media went viral last week because of its divine subject.

According to Fox News, Mónica Aramayo of San Salvador de Jejuy, Argentina, reportedly took a photo on her I-Phone of the sun shining through the clouds to form the image of Jesus Christ.

According to the outlet, Aramayo decided to post the image online because she wanted to share the rare moment with her followers.

The Florida Post reports that soon after Aramayo posted the photo it went viral.

Some people quickly drew comparisons of the clouded figure to the famous statue of Christ the Redeemer in Brazil, only 3,000 miles from the cloud sighting. Others criticized the photo, claiming that it was photoshopped.

On a tweet of the photo by the Florida Post, several people also questioned if it was simply an optical illusion.

One Twitter user who describes herself as a Christian and an old school hippie, commented, “I believe it is a cloud reflection of the statue in Argentina. It looks exactly like that. And we don’t know really what Jesus looked like. This is not a miracle, but a mirage.”

I believe it is a cloud reflection of the statue in Argentina. It looks exactly like that. And we don’t know really what Jesus looked like. This is not a miracle, but a mirage.

— That deaf Lady (@rayeann16) May 16, 2019

While no one but the photographer knows if the photo is…

President Trump distanced himself Sunday from Alabama’s new law banning abortion, saying he prefers exceptions be made for rape, incest and the life of the mother. 

He also said his pro-life views mirror those of Ronald Reagan.

Alabama Republican Gov. Kay Ivey signed into law Wednesday the Human Life Protection Act, which prohibits abortion except when it is needed to avoid a “serious health risk” to the mother. 

“As most people know, and for those who would like to know, I am strongly Pro-Life, with the three exceptions – Rape, Incest and protecting the Life of the mother – the same position taken by Ronald Reagan,” Trump wrote on Twitter.

“We have come very far in the last two years with 105 wonderful new Federal Judges (many more to come), two great new Supreme Court Justices, the Mexico City Policy, and a whole new & positive attitude about the Right to Life,” Trump added.

….Federal Judges (many more to come), two great new Supreme Court Justices, the Mexico City Policy, and a whole new & positive attitude about the Right to Life. The Radical Left, with late term abortion (and worse), is imploding on this issue. We must stick together and Win….

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) May 19, 2019

“The Radical Left, with late-term abortion (and worse), is imploding on this issue. We must stick together and Win for…