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The daughter of the imprisoned former mayor of a Syrian Christian town says her father’s ordeal has strengthened her faith in God for keeping him alive, as she works alongside religious freedom advocacy groups to secure his release.
Southern Baptist leaders are expressing their delight after Albert Mohler, longtime president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, clarified that he opposes blasphemy laws, in response to criticism of earlier remarks in which he implied support for them.
A diocese of The Episcopal Church that has been without a bishop for nearly three years amid concerns over voting and LGBT issues has finally elected a new leader.
Illinois has agreed to follow a court order prohibiting state officials from enforcing the state’s assisted suicide law against Catholic plaintiffs as litigation surrounding the controversial measure continues.
Two hundred and fifty years ago, a nation was founded not just on ideals, but on faith.
The Christian Post presents America’s 250th Anniversary — an honest look at the Christian foundations this nation was built upon and cannot afford to forget.
The life and work of Christian political activist Charlie Kirk is cited as one of several topics college students are too afraid to discuss on campus, according to one civil liberties group that has long documented the “dismal climate” for free speech on U.S. college campuses.
Michael Youssef is warning that Christians must “wake up” to a growing Islamist influence in the United States, particularly in Texas, while contending that the ultimate answer is found in repentance, revival and a renewed commitment to proclaiming the Gospel.
Prosecutors say the vandalism and defacing of a Charlie Kirk statue “will not be tolerated” even as police say there are no updates or arrests in the investigation.
Missionary Jeff Woodke recounts how he survived six and a half years as an al-Qaeda hostage in West Africa, revealing how brutal captivity, unanswered prayers and profound trauma ultimately transformed his understanding of faith and forgiveness.
University of Colorado Buffaloes head football coach and NFL legend Deion Sanders offered a 10-second public prayer in tongues at the start of a postgame press conference after a 52-21 blowout win over Weber State University on Saturday, sparking a debate among Christians over whether the prayer was biblical.
Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico raised eyebrows for readily naming his favorite drag queen during a brief interaction at a campaign event.
Activist missionary and worship leader Sean Feucht celebrated a “day of vindication” Monday after a California judge dismissed without prejudice a lawsuit filed by Christian philanthropist and businessman Steve Bray, accusing him of misspending a $250,000 donation.
A Christian family in India’s Chhattisgarh state was pressured by villagers into conducting Hindu funeral rites for a dead relative after residents refused to allow a burial under her own faith.
Marlysha Liddell, her husband, Paul, and their daughter, four-year-old Leilani, died Sunday afternoon in a fiery crash on Interstate 66 as they drove home to Manassas, Virginia, after attending church in Washington.
Chinese authorities have released a pastor who was reportedly tortured in detention and accused of endangering national security, more than four years after opening a case against him and two co-defendants over their unregistered church.
President Donald Trump says he won't pardon Lindsay Clancy, whose case has become the subject of national attention after she murdered her three children. The next steps remain uncertain following a mistrial.
Geng Pengpeng, wife of Pastor Gao Yingjia, told The Christian Post that the continued imprisonment of her husband and seven other Beijing Zion Church leaders has refined her faith and united Christians in China.
Christine Daaé is the heroine of one of theatre’s most beloved productions, “The Phantom of the Opera,” which has enchanted audiences for decades through spectacle and stunning musical numbers. But for Francesca Mehrotra, Christine’s story of betrayal, mercy and love also carries an unmistakable echo of the Gospel.
