Churches across China’s central province of Henan have been forced to replace the Ten Commandments with President Xi Jinping’s quotes amid pressure from the government, a human rights magazine has revealed.
A Presbyterian Church (USA) congregation in New York has garnered controversy for its decision to host a pagan sculpture on their property.
Iran has reportedly imprisoned a business owner for the crime of selling the Bible in his bookshop.
Missionary leaders from over 34 countries convened at the Museum of the Bible on Monday morning to launch A.D. 2020 Global Year of the Bible, a first-of-its-kind evangelical initiative endorsed by Roman Catholic Pope Francis.
I was sitting in a tree stand deer hunting on the side of a mountain in upstate New York. I had a twelve gauge shot gun.
The California Legislature wants wayward religious institutions within its jurisdiction to repent of their wicked ways and get in line with the culture.
When it comes to removing content based on a moderator’s impression about the overall “vibe” of a video, who knows where to draw the lines?
It is in a spirit of constructive criticism that I offer the following. J. D. Greear argues that homosexuality is not an “uber-sin in a categorically different realm.” I beg to differ sharply.
There are some Christians who believe that suicide is an unpardonable sin, the logic being this: Suicide is self-murder and you cannot repent of the sin of suicide. Other Christians argue that we are forgiven because of what Jesus did.
As cyber attacks continue at a record pace around the world, the need for skilled, ethically-minded cybersecurity ...
Neither rain nor intense heat could stop hundreds of people from gathering Saturday to proclaim their freedom from homosexuality. A group of passionate millennials who call themselves “overcomers” brought the Freedom March to Florida to share how Jesus delivered them from the LGBT lifestyle.
In a society largely devoid of orthodox theology, Christians should continue to sing the great hymns to better understand the important foundational stones upon which their faith rests, Joni Eareckson Tada says.
It was about 1974 while serving as a military chaplain when Bill Graham, visitation pastor at First Baptist Clarksville Church in Tennessee, had his first brush with suicide.
