Human trafficking is selling people, often young girls, into slavery. They are traded, sold, used, and discarded without any regard. People become objects, with inhumane and terrifying purposes. As Christians, we believe all humans are made in God’s image and that all life is precious. We can take a stand and each be part of the change.

Nelson Mandela didn’t say much publicly about his personal beliefs. Ministers who knew him say he was a man of deep faith. However, critics point out choices he made that are opposed to traditional Christian values. What is clear is that Mandela was a complicated man, who worked for the good of all.

In the Pure Flix film, “God’s Not Dead 2,” Pat Boone’s character, Walter Wesley, declares, “People seem to forget that in this day and age, the most basic human right of all is the right to believe.” Wesley’s words ring true to today’s Christians who live in a culture that becomes less and less tolerant to practicing religion, believing in God, and following the moral compass of one’s faith. In response to our nation’s failure to defend religious liberty, the Pensmore Foundation, the College of the Ozarks, and the American Family Association (AFA) are cosponsoring the Pensmore National Symposium on Religious Liberty at College of the Ozarks on October 7.

The "Do You Believe?" team met Kelvin Cochran, the Atlanta Fire Chief who was fired for his faith. We asked Chief Cochran to watch the movie and share his thoughts with you, which he does below. Join Chief Cochran in seeing the movie this week when it debuts on PureFlix.com and please continue to pray for Kelvin and his family.

It’s been said, “Life imitates art.” In "Do You Believe?", the newly added movie now streaming at PureFlix.com from the creators of "God’s Not Dead", we meet Bobby, an EMT who loses his job for sharing his Christian faith with a dying man.

Our Faith Is Truly Under Fire. Since when has the name of God become a firing offense? Unfortunately, real-life seems to be imitating the movies these days. In Pennsylvania, Dwight Anderson, a college professor, was dismissed from his position after he shared his hopes with his former students in a letter that included a reference to God.