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Pastor John MacArthur, whose California church is holding in-person services in violation of the state’s COVID-19 health orders, opened his most recent sermon by welcoming his congregation to "the Grace Community Church peaceful protest.”
A conservative Catholic group has called on presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden to publicly denounce attacks on Catholic churches, statues and beliefs as well as the fueling of a “climate of hate” against Catholics by prominent members of his party.
As the city of Portland continues to grapple with violent riots, thousands of people turned out for a “Riots to Revival” event that took place in the city on Saturday.
Evangelist Franklin Graham has called on thousands of families, pastors and churches to join him for “Prayer March 2020” in Washington, D.C., on Sept. 26.
I just had the privilege to hear from Jack Hibbs, Paula White, Jentezen Franklin, Bishop Harry Jackson, Charlie Kirk and others at Evangelicals for Trump in Las Vegas. Here are some key takeaways from the event.
Over and again, throughout the centuries, there have been efforts to get rid of the Bible.
We must always remember that the people we minister to live in a real world, and they need guidance from the Scriptures in all areas of life.
What do you say to someone who says, “I don’t care what happens to me after I die”?
Are Christians facing “a hill to die on”?
Even the most competent of people make honest mistakes, like when communion cups become grape juice grenades.
Our very existence has meaning. Each of us has a unique role in God’s grand story of redemption.
Ed Young, senior pastor of Fellowship Church, is on a mission to help people combat the “fear virus,” warning that many ...
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.
Actress Candace Cameron Bure has teamed up with the Salvation Army for a back to school give back to help meet the needs of families struggling financially during state lockdowns in response to the novel coronavirus.
According to Pastor Mark Batterson, God is activating the gifts of the Holy Spirit and working in an unprecedented way amid the challenges facing society today, from the coronavirus pandemic to racial tension.
