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With thousands upon thousands in attendance, the 2020 National March for Life kicked off with probably as much if not more anticipation as any march in the movement's 47-year history. Not only was it the first March for Life to be attended by a president of the United States, it's also a moment in time in which there is much speculation about the future of abortion rights in the U.S.
A court in Iran has sentenced a 65-year-old convert to Christianity to three years in prison for “insulting Islamic sacred beliefs” even as he is yet to be tried in the court for two other charges, a religious freedom watchdog group has reported.
The Louisiana state senator set to argue before the U.S. Supreme Court in March in defense of a law she authored believes the pro-life movement has reached a critical juncture in history.
A new school board for Denver Public Schools unanimously passed a resolution in its first meeting requiring all district schools to have at least one all-gender bathroom. The board has also made it mandatory for staff to use students’ preferred names and pronouns irrespective of their official names or gender.
Along with discarding children, family and marriage, the Barna study revealed you weren’t (and aren’t) overall interested in caring for the poor, the needy, the widows and the orphans.
I believe the Bible gives us understanding in this area, even if the explanations are sometimes difficult to accept.
President Trump’s historic speech to the March for Life crowd on Friday reminds us that there is often a very fine (and, quite often, very blurry) line between religion and politics.
If one church sends relief to hurricane survivors in a third-world country, and another church is involved in a sex scandal, you can guess which of these is more likely to make headlines.
From the stage of the Golden Globes to the homepage of The Washington Post, women are praising abortion. What does it all mean, and what are we to do?
Christians likewise are among victims documented in the “Caesar” photos taken by a regime defector. His 55,000 images present bodies of protesters grotesquely mutilated and tortured almost beyond recognition.
With God’s help, it is possible to be an image-bearer of Christ in the workplace — no matter how difficult. 1 Corinthians 10:31 reads, “So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.”
It’s been over one year since Stephen first arrived in the U.S., fleeing from the communist government in China.
Tim Lucas, pastor of the 5,000-member Liquid Church in NJ, shares the ministry currents that are resonating with rising generations and attracting thousands to the cause of Christ.
Pro-life activists had much to celebrate in 2019 and are looking forward to what is ahead in 2020 as there could be huge developments on the abortion issue this year.
