RANDALL WALLACE SAYS MEL GIBSON WARNED 'SATAN'S GOING TO COME AFTER YOU' BEFORE WRITING THE RESURRECTION OF THE CHRIST. (PHOTO).

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 Randall Wallace says Mel Gibson warned 'Satan's going to come after you' before writing The Resurrection of the Christ Screenwriter Randall Wallace has revealed that Mel Gibson warned him about potential spiritual challenges before the pair began writing The Resurrection of the Christ, the sequel to The Passion of the Christ. Speaking on Raymond Arroyo's Arroyo Grande podcast, Wallace said he was the one who first suggested making a film focused on the resurrection of Jesus while he and Gibson were promoting Hacksaw Ridge in 2016. “Mel didn't approach me. I approached him, actually,” Wallace said. According to Wallace, Gibson had already spent years thinking about telling the Resurrection story. He noted that the original cut of The Passion of the Christ did not include the resurrection scene that was eventually added at the end of the film after audience feedback. Wallace said he encouraged Gibson to expand that part of the story into a full-length feature. “Havin...

FORMER NFL STAR CHRIS JOHNSON REVEALS ALS DIAGNOSIS AFTER MONTHS OF TESTING. (PHOTO).


 Former NFL star Chris Johnson reveals ALS diagnosis after months of testing


Former NFL running back Chris Johnson has shared that he has been diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, ALS, saying the condition has affected his physical abilities but not his identity.


Speaking in a pre-recorded interview that aired on Good Morning America on June 29, the former Tennessee Titans player said, “I want people to know that I'm still me. ALS has changed what my body can do, but it hasn't changed who I am.”


Johnson, 40, said he was diagnosed with ALS in 2025 at the age of 39 after noticing weakness in his right hand. He recalled that the first signs were subtle.


“At first it was little things like my grip didn't feel right, and I wasn't as strong as I'd always been,” he said.


His wife, Brittany, initially believed the symptoms might have been linked to the physical demands of his NFL career.


“I thought because of football and his career that it has to be something with that. Maybe a pinched nerve or something along those lines, but never ALS,” she said.


Johnson said doctors reached the diagnosis after several rounds of testing.


“We hoped it was something else, but after the third testing, they finally came down with a diagnosis of ALS,” he said. “They told us about a medication that might extend life by a few months. Then they told us to get our affairs in order.”


He added, “It was hard hearing that.”


ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, is a progressive neurological condition that damages nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, gradually affecting muscle control, including the ability to move, speak, swallow and eventually breathe.


According to his doctors, Johnson has sporadic ALS, the most common form of the disease, which develops in people with no known family history and accounts for about 90 percent of ALS cases.


“That’s one of the reasons this disease can be so shocking,” Johnson said. “It can happen to someone who never expected it.”


Known by the nickname "CJ2K," Johnson was regarded as one of the fastest running backs in NFL history. At the time he first noticed symptoms, he said he was exercising regularly and spending time with the four children he shares with Brittany.

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