-- Hispanic evangelical leader the Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, who has advised President Barack Obama and other top officials, stopped in Muskegon County Thursday to speak about a new faith-based movement.

A Pew Research Center poll found at least 82% of white evangelicals are preparing to vote again for President Trump, but he also has growing support among non-white evangelicals. Pastor Sam Rodriguez ...

While a lot of attention is given to End Time prophecies and the Book of Revelation, Christmas is a special time to consider the Old Testament prophecies around the birth of Jesus and the foretelling ...

Michel Martin sits down with Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, whose Latino community and church are at odds over President Trump’s actions. CHRISTIANE AMANPOUR: So, sticking with the White House, turning to ...

Rev. Samuel Rodriguez was "full of indignation" when he saw the reports and heard from politicians about the deplorable and inhumane conditions for illegal immigrants at an El Paso County, Texas ...

Rev. Samuel Rodriguez is the author of Fresh Oil, Holy Fire, New Wine, lead pastor of New Season, one of America's most influential megachurches, and president of the National Hispanic Christian ...

In an interview with Fox News Digital, Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, speaking by telephone, said it is no accident that at the same time that Asbury College in Kentucky played host to a Christian revival ...

A Sacramento pastor was asked by President Donald Trump and the First Family to deliver a service Sunday on behalf of Robert Trump, the president’s brother who died Saturday night.New Season Church ...

As support for Israel slips among young Latinos in the United States, and some Latin American countries cut ties with Israel over the war against the Hamas terror ...

Virginia Allen is a senior news producer for The Daily Signal and host of "The Daily Signal Podcast" and "Problematic Women." Send an email to Virginia. Reopening America’s economy is going to take ...

Isaias Calero spent years attending churches in the U.S. trying to reach spiritual fulfillment. “I felt like something was missing,” said Calero, an immigrant from Honduras. “I wasn’t where I was ...