Supreme Court vacates ruling against Christian bakers punished for not making gay wedding cake
The United States Supreme Court vacated a ruling against a Christian couple forced to pay $135,000 for refusing to make a gay wedding cake.
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'Sing Hallelujah to the Lord' marks Hong Kong anti-extradition protests, 'anthem' of demonstration
As record numbers demonstrate in the streets of Hong Kong to protest a proposed extradition law and the mainland Chinese government, a Christian song penned in 1974 has become an "unofficial anthem."
New York City sets aside $250,000 to fund abortions
New York City has created a $250,000 fund to pay for abortions for women who cannot afford the procedure, including women who live out of state.
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How innovative ministries are bringing millennials back to church
With such a drastic percentage of millennials having dropped out of the church, ministries nationwide are asking themselves what they must do to bring young adults back to church or even attract those who never went to church in the first place.
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'Emanuel': The untold story of the Charleston shooting
What sets this documentary about Emanuel Church apart ... is “the theological understanding of where forgiveness comes from. And that is the cross of Christ.”
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An open letter to YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki
Our faith – one of the most precious things in our lives – gets ridiculed and reviled. Yet YouTube takes no action against the offenders. YouTube doesn’t demonetize them or penalize them. But when a conservative like Crowder insults a gay journalist, you take action.
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Illinois' shocking abortion law is harmful to women
I’ve mentioned a few times that the possibility that Roe v. Wade might be in play, overturned, or at least rolled back, has prompted a significant uptick in state action on abortion.
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Fathers: The key to affirming life
As we celebrate Father’s Day, I believe that men, and fathers like Kent, have a pivotal role to play in creating a culture of life in America
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Have you really given your heart to God?
Salvation isn’t just applying for fire insurance from hell. That’s what some people do when they pray a certain little prayer, get baptized, and join the church.
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'Emanuel' film shows power of forgiveness
A new film, "Emanuel: The Untold Story of the Victims and Survivors of the Charleston Church Shooting," tells what came next as survivors lived out Christ’s hard teaching (Matthew 18:22), to forgive the sins of our brothers “seventy-seven times.”
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19 killed by gunmen in Burkina Faso: 'There's no Christian anymore in this town'
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Police-turned-Psychologist Reveals Bible-Based Insights on PTSD, How Veterans Can Find Healing
A former police officer-turned-psychologist has revealed his Bible-based insights on how war veterans struggling with ...
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Ravi Zacharias brought to tears by death row inmate who sang 'Amazing Grace,' gifted handmade cross
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This week in Christian history: Creationism, George Whitefield, Pope led Crusade
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Emanuel shooting victim's son says sharing how God had him forgive Dylann Roof is his life mission
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In Cleveland, the only mistake is not visiting
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Abandoned, shot but not defeated: The life of Bill Wilson, leader of global children's ministry
Abandoned as a child, stabbed and shot for the sake of the Gospel, Bill Wilson started a children's ministry in the ghetto of New York that has gone on to touch the lives of children all over the world.
Out of homosexuality: How these men discovered the truth of who they are in Christ
Daren Mehl and Derek Paul identified as homosexuals for many years until they found wholeness in Christ. In this episode, they get raw about their journeys, respond to critics who say they're still in the closet, and testify to the power of Christ, through whom they feel more secure than ever.
SBC getting ‘sidetracked’ by debate over women preaching: Jack Graham
As he celebrates three decades shepherding a Texas megachurch, Jack Graham is optimistic about the denomination's future, but fears that the convention might be getting “sidetracked” by doctrinal debates.
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This week in Christian history: Creationism, George Whitefield, Pope led Crusade
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Jack Graham on 30 Years at Prestonwood, SBC combating church sex abuse and female preachers (Q&A)
SBC getting ‘sidetracked’ by debate over women preaching, Jack Graham warns
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Emanuel shooting victim's son says sharing how God had him forgive Dylann Roof is his life mission
World
Ex-Muslim who planned to kill Christians and faced death for becoming one tells her story
19 killed by gunmen in Burkina Faso: 'There's no Christian anymore in this town'
China frees pastor's wife 6 months after arrest
Nigerians describe horrors of Fulani atrocities: 'There is a genocide going on'
Kmart comes under fire for banning ‘Jesus,' 'church' but allowing 'Islam,' 'Koran' at photo kiosk
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Maine becomes 8th state to legalize physician assisted suicide
Trump, Kim Kardashian West announce ‘second chance hiring,’ rideshare programs for ex-prisoners
Trump judicial pick who said legally 'no difference' between gay marriage opponents, KKK withdraws
Texas town bans abortion in most circumstances, becomes ‘sanctuary city for the unborn’
Texas Gov. signs 'Save Chick-fil-A' bill into law, following San Antonio airport ban
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Chip Gaines inspires Lauren Daigle, JLo, Arod to help raise $2M in memory of Olympic hopeful
Actress says fame became god to her, led to eating disorder and porn addiction until she met Jesus
Comedian praises God for using viral video of infant son to change narrative of fatherhood
Duggars grieve loss of family matriarch: 'Jesus took home a treasure'
Cartoon Network promotes LGBT 'pride month' to young children
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In Cleveland, the only mistake is not visiting
Business
Jack Phillips faces third lawsuit over refusal to make gender transition cake
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Evangelical churches, ministry groups see highest increase in giving since 2014, ECFA reports
Education
Christian school raided by California gov't as religious freedom concerns cloud future
Only 1 in 10 Americans support offering Bible literacy classes in public schools: poll
Theology, religious studies at risk at UK universities, British Academy warns
Maryland student sues school for allegedly forcing her to promote Islamic beliefs in class
Mike Pence tells Liberty U. grads: It's ‘fashionable’ to attack religious liberty
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Model Ashley Graham shares how her Christian faith gives her strength
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Ex-NFL player Trent Shelton talks Rehab Time: ‘Greatness doesn't depend on success’
SBC President JD Greear talks new book, Trump-supporting evangelicals, and complementarianism
Believing in perfect, heavenly Father will 'radically change' 'fatherless generation': Louie Giglio
Evangelical pastor tackles ’45 lies Christians have been told’ in new book
Victoria Osteen reveals why she remains positive and fights discouragement, negativity
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The real divide: Women who preach versus women who pastor
SBC to propose revised sexual misconduct measures at upcoming annual meeting
Texas congregation holds first worship service at new sanctuary 18 months after massacre
Why many multisite churches are now moving toward autonomous congregations
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