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Anne Beiler, founder of Auntie Anne’s, shares her powerful journey from trauma and abuse to healing and redemption through faith, confession and the unexpected success of her pretzel business.
Will Southern Baptists choose "Fox News anger culture" or the Holy Spirit? That’s the sobering choice U.S. Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., shared with the audience Sunday night at “Southern Baptists in the Public Square,” an event hosted by The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention.
Educator Ananthi Jebasingh received the Colson Center’s Wilberforce Award, recognizing the impact she has made over the decades teaching children in India's slums through her Good Samaritan School.
Evangelist Greg Laurie gave an exclusive interview to Christian Daily International/Christian Post before speaking at the European Congress on Evangelism, organized by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, held this week at the J.W. Marriott hotel in Berlin, Germany. He shared with them something Billy Graham shared with him before he died.
If there's one thing Tauren Wells wants Christians to reconsider, it's what they think they know about joy.
"Duck Dynasty" stars Willie and Korie Robertson understand the weight of legacy because they've lived in the wake of a powerful one. For them, the defining current in their family's story is not fame or fortune but faith. And it all traces back to the unlikely conversion of Phil Robertson.
The new documentary "Live Not By Lies" is trying to warn Americans about the rise of "soft totalitarianism" and modern comforts being "the new gulag," according to bestselling conservative author Rod Dreher.
A Gold Star widow who has lost two husbands and overcome the weight of a secret she kept from them has launched a nationwide ministry that takes widows from "desperation to destiny" through a relationship with Jesus Christ.
Alumni of the Illinois-based Trinity Evangelical Divinity School say they are saddened but not necessarily surprised by the announcement earlier this month that the seminary will leave the Chicago area and move over 2,000 miles away to Western Canada amid years of declining enrollment and financial concerns.
