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Pastor John Lindell apologizes for inviting Alex Magala, Mark Driscoll to men’s conference

Pastor John Lindell of James River Church in Missouri apologized to his congregation Sunday for inviting professional sword swallower Alex Magala and Pastor Mark Driscoll to the church’s Stronger Men's Conference after a firestorm erupted over Driscoll’s controversial rebuke of Magala’s performance as demonic.

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  Pastor Jack Graham endorses David Allen for SBC president

  Texas megachurch Pastor Jack Graham has officially endorsed former pastor and seminary professor David Allen for president of the Southern Baptist Convention.

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  Iranian Christian survivor of war calls on Western Churches to combat 'spirit of the antichrist' in Iran

  An Iranian woman who embraced Christianity after growing up under the oppression of Islam is challenging Christians in the West to “rise up” and pray for the Middle Eastern country. 

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  Earth Day: 5 interesting things about the environmentalist holiday

  People around the world will celebrate Earth Day on Monday, a holiday aimed at promoting better treatment of the environment through personal actions and public policy. Here are five interesting things about Earth Day.

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  School failed to prevent attack by trans student with 'hit list' despite warnings: classmate

  A Pennsylvania middle school student says she warned a school official in advance of last week's bloody attack by a trans-identified student against one of her classmates, the response to which has sparked criticism from parents and community members. 

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  Bishop apologizes after calling Biden 'stupid' for not understanding Catholicism

  A Catholic bishop is apologizing for asserting that President Joe Biden, a self-professed practicing Catholic, was “stupid” because of his failure to understand the teachings of his faith.

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  For King & Country’s Luke Smallbone on faith, family and the vital message of ‘Unsung Hero’

  Smallbone joins us on the Crossmap Podcast to discuss a new movie about his family’s struggles upon their arrival in America from Australia and the effort to rebuild lives that seem to have fallen to tatters. It’s called "Unsung Hero."

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  Supreme Court weigh's city's ban on homeless camping, disregard of religious shelters

  As the U.S. Supreme Court hears a case involving a city's ban on homeless camping on public property Monday, a religious liberty law firm is urging the court to overturn a federal appeals court decision that excluded faith-based homeless shelters when counting available beds.

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  Dennis Quaid says new film 'The Long Game' will uplift viewers as 'Hollywood has lost its way'

  Dennis Quaid reveals why he's hoping his new sports drama film “The Long Game" will counteract some of the negative content emerging from Hollywood.

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  Seminary graduates poised to be priests trending younger: survey

  Catholic men set to become priests later this year are trending younger than average and said their parents often influenced their decision to pursue the vocation, according to a new survey.

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  Violence returns to India’s troubled Manipur state amid elections

  Two tribal Christians guarding their village have been killed in attacks that involved gunfire and mortars in the northeast Indian state of Manipur, as per allegations by a local Kuki-Zo tribal organization. The attacks were reportedly carried out by central forces and Hindu Meitei insurgents, who then engaged in acts of dragging, mutilating and stomping on the bodies.

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  Traffickers face mandatory life in prison under new Alabama law billed as 'toughest' in nation

  Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signed an anti-child trafficking law that raises the penalty for first-degree human trafficking to a mandatory life imprisonment sentence if the victim was a minor, a bill her office claimed is the "toughest in America." 

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  Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoes Ten Commandments in schools, 'Women’s Bill of Rights'

  Democratic Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill that would have allowed public schools to post displays of the Ten Commandments while also rejecting another bill that would have defined the term "sex" not to include gender identity.