"Creed II" hits theaters on Nov. 21, once again bringing the story of beloved fictional boxer Rocky Balboa and his mentee Adonis Creed to the big screen. In a recent interview, the director and actors of the film shared with The Christian Post the film's spiritual and redeeming qualities.
Carter Conlon of Times Square Church is warning that a "baptism of godlessness" is tearing apart America.
Kim Davis, the Kentucky official jailed for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses, may go into the ministry after losing her re-election.
Individuals with Down syndrome are applying to be on the international endangered species list in light of their communities particular vulnerabilities and declining population.
If you're thinking about buying your kid a smartphone this Christmas, ask yourself: are they comfortable having tough conversations with you?
If you compare Christianity to a house, justification is the foundation and sanctification is the structure.
In modern American Christianity, one of the greatest needs that is facing the American Church is the need to reach the lost and bring the Gospel to those who will never enter a church building.
The biggest pain point for many parents is—you guessed it—smartphones. Should our kids own them? If so, how do we keep them from owning our kids?
Due to the excess of teaching on grace in the churches today, the thought of serving a God that might be a little demanding turns many people off.
This has become a very emotional topic because our friends and family will likely be giving us very nice gifts at Christmas and we won't be able to do much for them this year.
Pastor Scott Crenshaw said he felt like a rock star when he was senior pastor of the multicampus New River Fellowship Church based Weatherford, Texas.
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The Nigerian government is "aiding and abetting" the deadly Islamic terrorist group Boko Haram by releasing captured militants who have "repented," a Christian activist has said.
