747 Attacks on Christians in India: The Persecution Nobody Is Talking About
India recorded 747 attacks on Christians in 2025, a record high driven by mob violence, arrests, and anti conversion laws targeting believers.
Belgian radio hosts destroyed statues of Jesus and the Virgin Mary on air, then admitted they would never do the same to Islamic or Jewish symbols.
Hegseths pastor Brooks Potteiger used Galatians 2:20 language about being crucified with Christ. Talarico responded that Christian nationalism kills.
The Vatican has declared Catholics may ethically receive organ transplants from animals in a landmark 88 page document on xenotransplantation.
Christian Reacher star Alan Ritchson cleared after viral neighborhood brawl in Tennessee. Police confirm self defense after reviewing body camera footage.
Costa Rica Evangelical Alliance warns that a proposed dignified death bill contains dangerous loopholes that could legalize euthanasia.
National Lottery Heritage Fund awards over £17 million to protect churches, burial grounds, and sacred sites across England and Wales.
Nadine Dorries reveals she confronted Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi after he laughed loudly and behaved like a disrespectful teenager during a Cotswolds church service.
Dame Sarah Mullally enthroned as first female Archbishop of Canterbury, sworn in on modern Saint Johns Bible in historic break from tradition.
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How sin and vice have successfully infiltrated our culture and what love actually means. In the aftermath of Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show, there have been many opinions shared online. Those against the show mostly criticize the terribly vulgar music or the lack of English spoken in what
Family Research Council writer Kathy Athearn fires back at Preston Sprinkle and Mike Erre, arguing Christians have a biblical mandate to engage in politics.
Christians often deceive themselves by vaunting undesirable, even cursed, things because they test character and prove the robustness of the faith and the sovereign power of God. For example- Poverty Poverty is a consequence of sin and often a curse itself. Yet, deliberate poverty or contentment in the face of
As Lent 2026 unfolds, Obianuju Mbah asks Christians if they have traded Jesus for modern day thirty pieces of silver or treasure Him as supreme Lord.
Matthias was chosen by divine lot to replace Judas Iscariot as the thirteenth apostle, yet his story remains largely unknown to modern Christians.
Evangelist J. John reveals four powerful reasons why Lent remains one of the most life giving seasons in the Christian year.
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Proverbs 14:31
Whoever oppresses the poor shows contempt for their Maker, but whoever is kind to the needy honors God.
Nadine Dorries reveals she confronted Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi after he laughed loudly and behaved like a disrespectful teenager during a Cotswolds church service.
Dame Sarah Mullally enthroned as first female Archbishop of Canterbury, sworn in on modern Saint Johns Bible in historic break from tradition.
The White House installed a marble Columbus statue on its grounds replacing the monument destroyed during 2020 BLM protests in Baltimore.
Texas Senate candidate James Talarico claimed the Annunciation story supports abortion. Biblical scholars say he is dead wrong.
Prince William reveals his quiet faith and commits to the Church of England ahead of Archbishop Mullally's historic enthronement at Canterbury Cathedral.
Iran's women's soccer team faces death threats after silent anthem protest at the Asian Cup, with state media branding them wartime traitors.
High Point guard Chase Johnston gave glory to God and pointed to John 15:13 after scoring the game winning layup in an 83 to 82 upset over Wisconsin.
SMU and the United Methodist Church settle their seven year lawsuit, preserving the university historic denominational ties through amended articles of incorporation.
Pentagon deploys 7000 Marines as Trump threatens to obliterate Irans power plants unless the Strait of Hormuz is reopened within 48 hours.
Canadian evangelicals demand Parliament block assisted dying expansion for mental illness before the March 2027 deadline as Bill C 218 heads to vote.
Release International CEO Paul Robinson will carry a heavy wooden cross up Scafell Pike through the night in solidarity with persecuted Christians worldwide.
Patriarch Filaret of Kyiv, who championed Ukrainian Orthodox independence from Russian control, has died at 97 after decades of spiritual resistance.