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Turkey’s Constitutional Court has confirmed the government’s decision to expel nine foreign Christians for alleged “missionary activities," labeling them a national security risk. In a dissenting opinion, the court's president argued that the facts of the case show beyond doubt that there was an "interference with the applicants' freedom of religion."
A noted ministry leader and pastor is expressing gratitude for God’s “providence” after learning that he is suffering from incurable cancer following several weeks of medical tests stemming from a hospitalization earlier this year.
The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down a ban administered by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives on guns that have been modified with bump stocks.
Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship has denied reports that it hosted a prayer meeting for its embattled pastor, Tony Evans, on Thursday. This comes days after he temporarily stepped away from pastoral duties for committing an undisclosed sin years ago.
Newly published excerpts from the purported diary of the trans-identified perpetrator behind the mass shooting at Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee, show perverse sexual fantasies, homicidal impulses and hostilities toward her parents' Christian beliefs.
A large congregation in Northern Virginia is disappointed by the decision of the Southern Baptist Convention to sever ties with the church over its support for women pastors.
A memo released by 24 Hour Fitness that has gained national attention labels symbols affiliated with Black Lives Matter and LGBT pride as “freedom of expression” while prohibiting patriotic imagery of the American flag, except on certain U.S. holidays.
Five Christian sanitation workers in Pakistan have died since Tuesday from inhaling toxic gases, highlighting how they are forced to work without proper safety equipment, sources said.
Advocates and figures on both sides of the aisle have reacted to the U.S. Supreme Court’s unanimous decision Thursday that pro-life doctors don't have standing to challenge the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s approval and loosened regulation of the abortion drug mifepristone.
A pro-life advocate whose mother walked away from an abortion appointment after a conversation with a janitor was the leader of a press conference that called on Congress to fight for preborn children and ensure they receive equal protection under the law.
The Presbyterian Church in America has approved a resolution to investigate the influence of Sarah Young's book Jesus Calling on the denomination and might decide to ban it.
While the majority of Southern Baptist messengers were left disappointed Wednesday by the failure of a proposed amendment to the Southern Baptist Convention's constitution to permanently ban women from serving as pastors "as qualified by Scripture," groups like Baptist Women in Ministry applauded.
The U.S. Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that pro-life doctor organizations have no standing to challenge the U.S. Food & Drug Administration's approval of the abortion-inducing drug mifepristone.
Throughout Israel’s history, the Jewish state has attempted to make peace deals with Palestinians but has encountered various obstacles when it comes to achieving this goal.
The Presbyterian Church in America General Assembly has voted to commend a letter calling for public officials to stop the gender reassignment of trans-identified minors.
The European Court of Human Rights has affirmed the sovereignty of nations to prohibit assisted suicide, ruling 6-1 on Thursday in support of Hungary's prohibition of the practice.
A former Israeli soldier who survived Hamas' Oct. 7 raid on his community believes the Israeli government must do more to improve the community's security and recover the people taken hostage by the terror group.
There are some shifting tides among young Evangelicals and their support for Israel. The Christian Post's Jon Brown joins "The Inside Story" to explore how "the number of young Evangelicals in the United States who support Israel and view it as crucial to the End Times is declining as they increasingly move toward amillennial and postmillennial eschatology."
An international ministry headed by two single mothers and a fatherless son seeks to pass on the healing touch of the Gospel to others suffering through single motherhood and fatherlessness. Hundreds of single mothers and sons without fathers have been exposed to Bible studies in South Africa and parts of the United States, Canada, Zimbabwe and Ukraine through the nonprofit faith-based organization's on-the-ground and virtual efforts.
