Michael Foust

2 days ago | crosswalk.com | Michael Foust

The Chosen has helped impact the faith of countless people globally -- includingthat of an original cast member who's been with the show from the start. Lara Silva appeared in the very first episode of Season 1 and has remained with the series ever since, portraying Eden -- the spirited wife of Simon Peter who shares in her husband's devotion to Jesus. Season 5 is now streaming on Prime Video. Eden's faith has grown throughout the five seasons, and — off-screen — Silva says hers has, too.

3 days ago | crosswalk.com | Michael Foust

The actor who portrays a small-town rabbi in the upcoming film Guns & Moses says he stands with Israel in its fight against terrorism and believes the world is now a safer place following the blow to Iran's nuclear capabilities. Mark Feuerstein (Royal Pains, The West Wing) plays the lead character in Guns & Moses, which was inspired by real-life events and tells the story of a rabbi who takes up arms after his community is violently attacked.

4 days ago | crosswalk.com | Michael Foust

TelevisionThe Chosen tops Prime Video, reaching hearts worldwide. Learn how this biblical series is helping share the Gospel in more languages and more homes than ever. Updated Jun 23, 2025The Chosen soared to No. 1 on Prime Video among all titles on Monday, marking the second time this year that a biblical series has taken the top spot on the Amazon-owned streaming platform. The series soared to No. 1 just a week after its newest season -- Season 5 -- debuted under a new exclusive streaming deal.

6 days ago | crosswalk.com | Michael Foust

Michael FoustAfter nine days of war in the Middle East, the U.S. has struck Iran’s nuclear facilities at Israel’s request. President Trump calls it a “spectacular military success,” but what happens next could shape history. Updated Jun 21, 2025The United States military struck three nuclear sites in Iran Saturday under the orders of President Trump, capping a week-long debate within the White House over whether to inject America into a war Israel started nine days earlier.

1 week ago | heartlandernews.com | Michael Foust

(The Lion) — The man behind one of the NFL’s most beloved mascots is hanging up his paws after more than three decades, keeping his focus on God even after losing his wife earlier this year. For 35 years, Dan Meers donned the K.C. Wolf costume at Kansas City Chiefs games, firing up the crowd and delighting children as he served as the “unofficial director of shenanigans” at Arrowhead Stadium, as one local television station put it.