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Here are four reactions to the most recent proposal to split the United Methodist Church. They include support, opposition, and a belief that everyone should “take a deep breath.”
A majority of Americans strongly support religious freedom even if the views expressed are deemed “discriminatory,” according to a new study from the Becket Fund for Religious Freedom.
Only 30 percent of adults in the United States have a “positive” perception of evangelicals as Americans increasingly view the religious demographic through a political lens, newly released Barna Group research indicates.
Best-selling author and Bible teacher Francis Chan recently revealed that God is calling him to move to Hong Kong to "bring relief, share the Gospel, and plant churches among" the "ultra poor,” and Passion City Church pastor Louie Giglio says he thinks it’s a “beautiful decision for him.”
An animated video outreach called The Bible Project has been successfully reaching millions of people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ through the support of crowdfunding and its promotion on YouTube.
Various groups and churches across the world are taking part in the annual International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, overseen by the World Evangelical Alliance.
With 35 million youths raised in Christian families projected to disaffiliate from Christianity by the year 2050, youth ministry leader Greg Stier believes churches can't settle for simply slowing down the bleeding.
It was about 1974 while serving as a military chaplain when Bill Graham, visitation pastor at First Baptist Clarksville Church in Tennessee, had his first brush with suicide.
Evangelist Greg Laurie is gearing up for his 30th annual Southern California Harvest Crusade. He spoke with CP to discuss how evangelism has changed in the last three decades and how Christians should respond when their loved ones begin "falling away" from their faith.
With God’s help, it is possible to be an image-bearer of Christ in the workplace — no matter how difficult. 1 Corinthians 10:31 reads, “So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.”
