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The late evangelist Billy Graham will take his place next week among 200 Americans honored with a statue in the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. The unveiling ceremony will be attended by popular Christian artist Michael W. Smith, House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La. and other congressional representatives
The Southern Baptist Convention's Annual Church Profile, a statistical census of Southern Baptist congregations, shows that membership dropped for the 17th consecutive year while total baptisms grew by nearly 26% to more than 226,000, approaching pre-pandemic levels. Average weekly worship attendance surpassed 4 million for the first time in three years.
Hillsong Church has denied trying to silence former member and ex-Hillsong College student Anna Crenshaw after she alleged that she was forced to walk away from an offer to settle a lawsuit against the megachurch because she was being asked to lie and sign a non-disclosure agreement.
Drawing on Revelation, Matt Chandler seeks to offer clarity and courage to Christians amid today’s challenges and mental health crises, advocating a return to the book's original spirit of empowerment rather than fear.
Jewish students in the Berkeley Unified School District no longer feel safe expressing their identities, according to an expanded complaint from two advocacy groups accusing the district of failing to address antisemitism and allowing teachers to use their position of authority to promote narratives about the Jewish people.
Regent University has announced that it will be launching a new academic program known as the Institute for Israel Studies, which seeks to help students fight "anti-Israel propaganda."
Pastor and bestselling author John Piper recently explained why Satan can wield such immense power over the spiritual world, especially when it comes to blinding people to the Gospel.
The Robeson County Sheriff's Office in North Carolina presented a detailed report of “clear and compelling” evidence Tuesday showing that Mica Miller took her own life, including a 911 call in which she told a dispatcher, “I’m about to kill myself and I just want my family to know where to find me.”
The Mississippi Supreme Court has sided with a group of private schools and reversed a lower court ruling that prevented those institutions from accessing COVID-19 relief funds.
In her latest book, "Light for Today: 365 Daily Devotions from the Lighthouse," Green offers that despite the fogginess of our world and its cultural pressures, mistruths, and downright lies, we can fully depend on our ever-present God.
A New York man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after being found guilty of placing a hidden camera in the showers of a church’s bathroom in order to film minors.
The Chicago Teachers Union is demanding $50 billion in its contract negotiations to pay for wage increases, abortions, migrant services and "gender-neutral bathrooms" for every school district, according to leaked documents.
A faith-based film has made it into the Netflix Global Top 10, prompting one of its producers to proclaim that “God is not finished” with the movie even though it was released nearly two years ago.
The family of 62-year-old Georgia deacon Johnny Hollman, who died last August after an Atlanta Police Department officer tasered him during a scuffle stemming from a motor vehicle accident, will be paid $3.8 million to settle a federal lawsuit.
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has dropped the requirement that faculty write a statement on diversity, equity and inclusion as part of the employment application process.
Apart from the votes on the UMC rules on sexuality and ordination, there were other happenings during the General Conference that could be described by critics to be “woke" in nature, from pronouns to diversity monitors.
The president of an international nonprofit Christian persecution watchdog warned that too few Christians in the West are aware of encroaching trends that he has observed in countries hostile to faith and freedom of speech.
Bestselling author Eric Metaxas is warning American Christians in his new book "Religionless Christianity" hat the hour is "extremely late" for them to stand up against the rising evil in their country.
