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'I believe in Hell': Kirk Cameron clarifies position on eternal damnation, announces plans for roundtable discussion

Actor and evangelist Kirk Cameron has responded to controversy surrounding a recent discussion on the doctrine of Hell, emphasizing that he fully believes in Hell, judgment and conscious suffering, but is openly questioning whether that suffering is eternal.

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  5 highlights from Trump's year-end address

  In his year-end speech at the White House on Wednesday night, President Donald Trump reflected on the first 11 months of his second term and offered a vision for 2026 as the country heads into a midterm election year and Americans continue to deal with inflation.

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  Providence police releases image of person who might help them catch Brown University shooter

  Authorities have released an enhanced image of an individual they are asking to speak with as they continue to search for the suspect who fatally shot two Brown University students and wounded nine others. 

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  Archdiocese agrees to sell land under historic NYC luxury hotel for $490M to pay sex abuse victims

  The Catholic Archdiocese of New York has agreed to sell the land it currently owns beneath the historic Lotte New York Palace Hotel, New York’s first five-star hotel, for $490 million to help pay survivors of priest sex abuse. 

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  Food Network star Aarti Sequeira challenges Christians to rethink hosting as a ministry

  Aarti Sequeira, winner of “The Next Food Network Star” and judge on the television show “Cooks vs. Cons,” shares why she believes hosting is foundational for Christians.

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  Ex-Together Church pastor Micahn Carter to launch new church while fighting rape allegation

  Former megachurch pastor Micahn Carter and his wife, April, have announced plans to start a new church in Indianapolis, Indiana, as he continues to pursue a defamation lawsuit against his former assistant, who alleges he raped her in a church office in 2019.

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  City planning committee denies hearing for proposed Islamic community north of Dallas

  Officials in a Dallas suburb have rejected a proposal by a mosque to build a large Islamic development across from a local church that would include a three-story school, a retail shopping center and a funeral home.

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  Christian charged with blasphemy after posting Bible verses acquitted

  A court in Pakistan acquitted a Christian charged with blasphemy, but his supporters did not reveal it until this month due to security concerns, his lawyer said.

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  Dallas Theological Seminary marks first semester of Arabic-language courses

  Dallas Theological Seminary, considered one of the leading seminaries in the U.S., has launched its first series of Arabic-language curriculum.

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  Psychologist defends therapy for unwanted same-sex attraction after Milo spotlight: 'Clients deserve the right'

  A licensed clinical therapist who often works with men seeking help for unwanted same-sex attractions says clients should be free to pursue their own therapeutic goals — an approach he hopes will increasingly be considered in mainstream psychological circles.

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  New York pastor pleads guilty to $3 million tax evasion scheme

  A New York pastor has pleaded guilty to a tax evasion scheme that resulted in more than $3 million in losses of state and federal taxes.

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  Little Sisters of the Poor appeal decision forcing them to pay for contraceptives

  An order of Catholic nuns is fighting a lower court decision against a Trump administration rule allowing religious employers to opt out of having to provide their employees contraceptive coverage in health care plans.