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In the bystander video that has been watched by millions around the world, George Floyd, a 46-year-old African American man, begged for his life and cried for his mother before he visibly stopped breathing with the knee of a white Minneapolis police officer still pinned to his neck on Monday.
A pastor in Chicago has accused local authorities of acting like a “Soviet styled KGB” force when they allegedly tried to shut down an in-person worship service at his church on Sunday.
Pixar revealed its first gay main character on Friday from its new short film "Out.”
The United Methodist Church has finalized a new date for its next general conference, which was originally scheduled for May but had to be postponed due to coronavirus concerns.
We are hearing from pastors and other church leaders about members who have divergent opinions on the timing for regathering the in-person services.
What is absurd to us is that anti-Israeli and anti-Zionist content is broadcast freely every day on cable television in Israel, without any restrictions, but the authorities want to shut down a channel they legally approved.
There is a subtle creep of utilitarianism in their interpretation of the Bill of Rights, shoving aside principle.
In this season of isolation, I want to remind you that you are not alone, though your feelings may say otherwise.
If someone asked me to sum up in one word why a person should believe the Bible is trustworthy and, moreover, why it’s a supernatural book, that word would be: Israel.
In this coronavirus crisis, we’ve gotten a nasty preview on a temporary basis of what socialism would feel like on a permanent basis.
God calls us to seek justice. But how should Christians respond? While many places of worship are closed, Prison ...
When the coronavirus pandemic forced the shutdown of his 35-member Ark of Safety Christian Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in March, Senior Pastor Kevin Cropper said it also took a big hit financially.
Ira Wagler says forgiveness has made his relationship with his Amish family better than ever.
Chart-topping country music star, Craig Morgan shares how the tragedy and pain of losing his son led him to find comfort in God’s presence.
