In a raw and deeply personal discussion on “The Jordan B. Peterson” podcast, Pastor Greg Laurie and renowned psychologist Jordan Peterson explored the complex intersection of faith and grief. You can watch ...
Read More »Southern Poverty Law Center Under Fire for ‘Doxing’ Satirical Christian Writers
The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), a nonprofit known for tracking hate groups, is facing backlash for exposing the identities of writers for the satirical Christian websites The Babylon Bee and Not ...
Read More »Surviving the Nova Festival Massacre: Rom El-Hai’s Harrowing Tale of Terror and Triumph
Rom El-Hai cheated death on October 7, 2023, the day Israel was suddenly and deliberately attacked by the terrorist group Hamas. The 28-year-old found himself in the midst of a horrific assault ...
Read More »Tony Campolo being remembered for ability to connect the Gospel to listeners
Tony Campolo, a noted American Baptist minister and champion of the social gospel, died at age 89. Known for his charismatic preaching and humor, Campolo was a popular speaker at colleges, churches, ...
Read More »Rare Ten Commandments Tablet to Be Auctioned
A remarkably rare stone tablet bearing the Ten Commandments is poised to fetch up to $2 million at a Sotheby’s auction in December. The 115-pound artifact, dating to the Late Roman-Byzantine period, ...
Read More »Bolivar school district will halt staff meeting prayers after warning from group
The Bolivar school district in southwest Missouri has agreed to stop offering an official prayer during staff meetings after being contacted by the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF). The foundation, a nonprofit ...
Read More »High fashion remains in style at historic Abyssinian Baptist Church
The historic Abyssinian Baptist Church in New York City has not jumped onto the casual dress bandwagon. “I want to make traditional church cool,” the Rev. Kevin Johnson says. “Abyssinian will always ...
Read More »Anti-Christian hate crimes on the rise across Europe
Hate crimes against Christians are soaring in Europe. A new report cited 2,444 incidents in 2023, including 232 personal attacks on Christians, ranging from harassment and threats to physical violence. These incidents ...
Read More »Founder of Frommer’s Travel books dies
Arthur Frommer, founder of the eponymous travel guide company, died on Nov. 18. He was 95 years old. A graduate of New York University and Yale Law School, where he edited the Yale Law Journal, ...
Read More »Snow lovers rejoice: Missouri and Kansas could see winter ‘whirlwind’
As winter 2025 draws near, residents of Missouri and Kansas are wondering what’s in store. Long-term forecasts are always a bit of a crapshoot, but some predictions are starting to roll in. ...
Read More »Irish March for Jesus attracts more than 12,000 Protestants, Catholics
More than 12,000 Christians took part in a recent March for Jesus in Dublin, Ireland, singing worship songs and holding up signs such as “Jesus can change your life.” One organizer, Pastor ...
Read More »Religious voters made their voices heard in presidential election
The recent presidential election showed that the path to the White House still runs through America’s pews. Donald Trump increased his share of votes from evangelical, Catholic, Jewish and Muslim voters. “Truth ...
Read More »Christians regularly attending weekly services also likely to be church members
If someone is regularly sitting in a church pew, their name is probably also on the church membership roll. According to a Lifeway Research study, around four in five U.S. adults who ...
Read More »Missouri’s Will Scharf to join Trump administration
A Missourian, Will Scharf, will join the administration of Donald Trump. Earlier this year, the Jewish lawyer ran for Missouri attorney general but lost the primary challenge to unseat incumbent Andrew Bailey. ...
Read More »Human remains discovered in excavation of fourth century church in Egypt
Archaeologists discovered 17 human remains while excavating an ancient church in Egypt. The church, dated to around the mid-fourth century, was uncovered in an ongoing archaeological excavation of Trimithis (also known as ...
Read More »Reports claim Iran’s Supreme Leader is in a coma or dead
Reports coming out of the Middle East say Iran’s Ayatollah Ali Khamenei may be dead or in a coma. News of the 85-year-old’s condition has raised questions about the direction of the ...
Read More »American Family Association wants Mexico City Policy reinstated
The American Family Association (AFA) is urging the incoming Trump administration to quickly reinstate the Mexico City Policy, which forbids U.S. federal funds from assisting groups engaged in performing or advocating abortion ...
Read More »Native American Heritage Month highlights need for Christ
National Native American Heritage Month in November is an occasion to honor the rich and varied customs of America’s Indigenous people while acknowledging their particular hardships. It comes as many Native Peoples ...
Read More »All God’s Children seeks changing lives of 1.2 million children
All God’s Children International (AGCI) hopes to transform the lives of more than 1.2 million children worldwide through its $22 million Unlocking Hope campaign. Since launching in 2022, the campaign has raised ...
Read More »Engaging with Bible, church helps guard against loneliness, American Bible Society finds
Americans who engage with the Bible and church are less likely to experience the loneliness epidemic that is sweeping the nation, the State of the Bible USA 2024 survey from the American ...
Read More »One million South Korean Christians gather to pray for families, nation
More than one million South Koreans recently gathered to pray for their families and nation, and respond to the government’s approval of same-sex marriage. Korea Prayer Rally organizers challenged the church to ...
Read More »Netflix attacked for casting Jew to play Mary
Netflix is under fire over its new biblical drama “Mary.” Their egregious offense, according to the left? They’ve hired Israeli Jews to play…Jews. Social media erupted this week after the trailer was ...
Read More »Arab Christian pastor in Nazareth ministering to both Jews and Muslims in need
Something good is coming out of Nazareth, where an Arab pastor is helping both Jewish and Arab families in need. Since Islam first swept into Jerusalem in 638 A.D., there has been ...
Read More »Oklahoma launches new office to safeguard religious freedom in education
The Oklahoma Department of Education is leading the way in protecting the religious freedom of students, teachers and parents through a new Office of Religious Liberty and Patriotism. Specific guidance related to ...
Read More »Youth For Christ’s 3Story Approach Offers Hope in an Increasingly Secular World
In a time when religious affiliation is on the decline, especially among younger generations, Youth For Christ (YFC) is doubling down on its commitment to reaching young people with a message of ...
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