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Participants at the 49th annual March for Life expressed optimism about the state of the pro-life movement as the U.S. Supreme Court is set to rule on a case that many believe could alter abortion legal precedent in the United States.
An African American activist speaking at the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., recalled the abortion she had in high school and insisted that for black lives to truly matter, care for their lives must start in the womb.
Josh Duggar’s lead defense attorney, Justin Gelfand, has filed a motion to request that his client be acquitted of two child pornography convictions or be granted a new trial.
Although the film adaptation of Francine Rivers' bestselling novel "Redeeming Love" is rife with themes of redemption, forgiveness, unconditional love and mercy, viewers will want to proceed with caution.
What I have found most disturbing in the pro-abortion response to the possibility of the Supreme Court overturning or severely restricting Roe v. Wade is the complete lack of acknowledgment of the humanity of the unborn child.
After I came to know Christ when I was 16, everything in my life changed, including how I understood the sanctity of life and the role of the family. All human beings are knitted together by God for his glory.
At this year’s March for Life, pro-life advocates have many reasons to be hopeful.
Do we really have a choice? Can we simply sit back and let gender anarchy rule the day? What will we say to our children and grandchildren? How will we explain to them that it was on our watch that “Mother and Father” became “Parent A and Parent B”?
My husband’s sales job has not produced good income since the pandemic. We’re in our early 60s, have $10,000 in a savings account, $25,000 in our 401(k), a paid-off home, and no debt. We’ve considered downsizing. Do you advise drawing down on our 401(k) now?
But I’ve seen something else lately — students are losing hope. As adults, we know the stress and uncertainty this pandemic has caused, but what about teens? Are we seeing their struggle?
Suicide is now a public health epidemic, not a personal problem. We cannot treat it like something that just happens and cannot be prevented.
Oscar Amaechina, the president of Afri-Mission and Evangelism Network in Abuja, Nigeria, shares the challenges and blessings he's experienced as a missionary reaching the unreached with the hope of the Gospel.
What's the real story concerning violence in Chicago? How are people and families impacted? What are Christians doing to curb the issue? These are just some of the questions Christian Post reporter Michael Gryboski answers in this episode of "The Christian Post Podcast."
Here are five memorable speeches given by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. over the course of his public career. They include remarks given at the March on Washington and words spoken the day before he was assassinated.
