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Pastor John MacArthur of Grace Community Church has filed a lawsuit against California over restrictions on indoor worship after the state issued a second lockdown order as part of its response to COVID-19.
A group of scholars and faith leaders, including prominent Southern Baptists like Albert Mohler and Russell Moore, have signed a statement supporting discourse and opposing “cancel culture.”
Jack Cassidy, nephew of David Cassidy and Shaun Cassidy of the Partridge Family releases new Christian single, “Run at the Giant,” after overcoming drug addiction.
Acclaimed pastor and theologian Tim Keller is tackling the issue of critical theory, which is taking off in some Christian circles amid a surging push for justice in the United States.
Both conservatives and liberals will need to hear from the minority church; the black church, with experience at social change, must take the lead in tackling the problems of family formation, poverty, and personal freedom.
Was a Bible burned in Portland? Yes, but that’s only part of the story.
Many people are experiencing intense depression and anxiety right now, including Christians. I believe there are three things we should do when depression and anxiety threaten to overwhelm us.
Protecting the religious rights of Americans, especially American Christians and Jews, is not a focus of this plan. But there’s more. We also find “LGBTQ+” mentioned 17 times in the plan.
The pretense is over. The new orthodoxy has arrived, and it intends to purge society of all contrary views.
I believe we are deep into a season of the relapse of memory, the rebellion that inevitably follows, and the refiner’s fire when the consequences of relapse and rebellion set our cities ablaze.
Podcasts continue to be a popular vehicle for consuming important and uplifting content. From entertainment to ...
Sam Collier, author of "A Greater Story: My Rescue, Your Purpose, and Our Place in God’s Plan," believes that even in the bleakest of circumstances, God is writing a bigger and more beautiful story for those He loves — and has a purpose and plan for each and every one of His children.
The blast in Beirut that killed some 163 people and injured over 6,000 has exacerbated preexisting economic conditions and reignited for many the trauma of Lebanon’s 15-year civil war.
A new survey shows that the majority of Americans no longer believe that Jesus is the path to salvation and instead believe that being a good person is sufficient.
