Four Christians have been arrested in Nepal, including a United States citizen, months after a controversial law criminalizing religious conversion went into effect in the Asian nation.
The Montana legislature has resolved that pornography constitutes a public health crisis, becoming the latest in a handful of states that have acknowledged its harmful effects on society.
More than fifty percent of Protestant church attendees have admitted to not engaging in evangelism in the past half a year.
Sunday’s Easter bombings in Sri Lanka now appear to be the single deadliest one-day attack ever claimed by the Islamic State (also known as IS, ISIL or ISIS) after the death toll was raised to 359 on Wednesday.
Joanna and Chip Gaines made the Time 100 this year. Any time followers of Jesus make the news because of their cultural relevance, the kingdom advances and God is glorified.
According to this ministry, it is the duty of Christians to rebuke Jews for not believing in Jesus. What an effective way to win our Jewish friends to Him!
I love Roman Catholics and I believe that there are many Christians within their ranks, but, because of major theological issues, I don’t believe that we can share the stage at worship events.
In the debate over social justice and reparations, many claims are being made about slavery. Christians are now debating about how complicit earlier Christians were in slavery.
Teen suicides are reaching epidemic proportions in our nation. Far too little is still being done to make the difference needed in a country full of deeply hurting teenagers.
School of Nursing Associate Professor Dr. Kim Little and Liberty alumna Terrill Zentmeyer traveled to Guatemala in March to carry out research for Zentmeyer’s honors thesis. (Photo by Chris Breedlove)
In a culture that perpetuates the lie that marriage is all about personal happiness, acceptance, and fulfillment, Proverbs 31 Ministries speaker Karen Ehman is calling couples back to God’s original plan for marriage — and sharing how the Gospel can help “incompatible” spouses love one another better.
Miles McPherson, former NFL star and pastor of Rock Church in San Diego, said he believes the U.S. church is making positive strides toward racial reconciliation because Satan “overplayed his hand” by planting seeds of division within the Body of Christ.
Capitol Christian Music hip hop group Social Club Misfits continue reaching the unreached with the hope of the gospel with their latest EP MOOD.
