Editorial
The Supreme Court and Same-Sex Marriage (Part 2)
Having acknowledged that the Court is always notoriously unpredictable, I am prepared to take the plunge and make a prediction. Given Chief Justice Robert's aversion to judicial activism, shared by a crucial number of his fellow justices, I believe the Supreme Court will take the path of least judic
The Science Behind the Assurance of Salvation
Reflections on My Father: Hard Work and Honesty
Never Knew a Father's Love
What Do Non-Christians Really Think of Us?
Why Is Christianity Losing in America? (Part 2)
Episcopal Bishop Completes Circle of Religious Inclusion
Men in Black Robes: Revolutionary Preaching
Would You Leave Everything to Follow Jesus?
4 Things Pastors Can Do About Fear
What Is – or Isn't – Homophobic
The Three Categories of People on Earth
Letters to the Editor
CP Guest Columnists
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Scott Harrison | Scott Harrison's Testimony: Melding Faith and Work After Coming Back to Jesus
Scott Harrison's story, the founder of charity: water, is one of redemption, grace, and a transformed life. His thirst for a fulfilled, meaningful life resulted in him bringing clean drinking water to millions of people all over the world.
Kari Jobe | Kari Jobe, K-LOVE 'Female Vocalist' of the Year: 'I Use Music to Exalt God'
Christian worship singer-songwriter Kari Jobe recently won "Female Vocalist of the Year" in the first annual K-LOVE fan awards and says she would strive leave a legacy "that impacts and touches lives" in her interview with The Christian Post.
Josue Urrutia | Interview: 23-Year-Old Hispanic Pastor on How Latino Evangelicals Are Shaping America
Pastor Josue Urrutia of Ministerio Mizpa in Arlington, Va., who at age 23 is the youngest board member of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC), talked to The Christian Post last week about the influence of Latino evangelicals on American religion and politics, as well as the growth of evangelical Hispanics in the nation.
Nik Wallenda | Christian High Wire Artist Nik Wallenda Unmasks in New Book, Untethers for Walk Across Grand Canyon
On June 23, 2013, high wire artist and acrobat Nik Wallenda will attempt to cross the Grand Canyon on a tightrope. It is expected to be the legend's most daring feat yet. If he falls, he says, he already knows where he's going. There's a very good chance though, he won't.
