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A church in Texas is mourning the death of their pastor and his wife after a head-on crash in southeastern New Mexico. Their three children, who were injured in the accident, are beginning life without their mom and dad.
Cancel culture. Transgender ideology. Antifa protests. Internet surveillance. Is an anti-religious totalitarian regime like the former Soviet Union coming soon to the United States?
Two prayer and worship events emphasizing repentance and intercession for the nation brought tens of thousands to the National Mall on Saturday, with many crying out to God for divine intervention.
President Trump officially nominated Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court on Saturday, and Christians from both ends of the political spectrum have released statements of support and opposition ahead of the Senate's vote next month.
“Do you want to be a great pastor for God?” "Don’t quit, don’t fornicate, you will be the only one left and you will be great.”
To put it bluntly, Christians have both a civic and a Christian responsibility to vote.
The Covid-19 crisis continues to bring challenges to the leadership of the rural church as we try to navigate through these unchartered waters.
What I’m saying is that pastors need to be careful about using the pulpit as some kind of Netflix comedy special.
The Hallmark Channel's executives clearly believe that a movie featuring a gay couple will be popular and thus profitable. In other words, their announcement says more about us than it says about them.
Unfortunately, the Word of God that is preached in many churches today is not giving believers the adequate nutrients that are needed for spiritual growth.
The easiest part of my job as a psychologist is science. Neurology, biochemistry and psychopharmacology. But in my experience life’s greatest heartaches are not biological but spiritual.
A guide for spouses, divorcees, and widowers on their benefitsIf you never paid into Social Security or didn’t work ...
Billy Hallowell, author of Playing With Fire, tackles the often-avoided topic of demons, exorcism and ghosts and explores why churches in the U.S. tend to be afraid to address it.
In an exclusive interview with The Christian Post, worship leader Chris Tomlin shares the incredible story behind his latest studio album, "Chris Tomlin and Friends."
New York City megachurch Pastor A.R. Bernard’s battle with COVID-19 was a lonely one. He was placed on Oxygen, watched his life flash before his eyes and began to have out-of-body experiences when he was hospitalized in March.
