Christians Pour 4.5 Billion Into Orphanages While Barna Study Proves Most Kids Have Living Parents
Barna study reveals U.S. Christians give .5 billion to orphanages annually despite growing belief that children thrive best in families.
AFC Bournemouth tells millions of fans why young Scottish winger Ben Gannon Doak wrote Joshua 1:9 on his bandage.
Tyler Sansoms new film Learning You follows a father who takes his autistic son on a Christmas journey
California ordered to pay .5 million after losing parental rights case over school gender secrecy policies nationwide.
Fulani terrorists killed at least 29 Christians in coordinated Easter Sunday attacks on churches across Kaduna and Benue states in Nigeria.
A criminal case involving the assisted suicide of a 91 year old woman tests Colorado end of life law boundaries.
Rev. Mark Creech dismantles the idea that eternal hell is unfair, arguing sin against an infinite God demands infinite consequence and Christ already paid the price.
Pastor Robert Jeffress warns both political parties are intensely corrupt and only the Gospel can save America as it nears its 250th anniversary.
Gen Z students confess sins and seek God as revival sweeps Southeastern University, with Jennie Allen witnessing scenes like the Asbury revival.
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Robin Schumacher explains why God's silence is not abandonment but a sign of spiritual maturity and deepening faith.
Christians are using faith language to avoid processing real pain, and counselors warn the practice is driving believers into shame and isolation.
Simon of Cyrene appears for only a moment in the Gospels, yet his story carries lessons for every believer.
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
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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.
Pastor Robert Jeffress warns both political parties are intensely corrupt and only the Gospel can save America as it nears its 250th anniversary.
Gen Z students confess sins and seek God as revival sweeps Southeastern University, with Jennie Allen witnessing scenes like the Asbury revival.
Bryon Noem allegedly paid 5,000 to online performers and used a pseudonym during his wife's tenure as DHS Secretary before entering Christian rehab.
Supreme Court rules 8 to 1 that conversion therapy bans violate the First Amendment in a landmark victory for Christian counselors and free speech
Cultural apologist warns that memes weaponize ridicule against Christians, bypassing logic to shame believers into silence through social pressure.
Planned Parenthood performed a record 434,450 abortions while collecting 32 million in taxpayer funding as GOP defunding deadline looms.
Nigerian Christian carpenter Namiji Mairiga cannot walk after Fulani jihadists smashed his legs during 45 day captivity in Kaduna
Christian author Chris Kuehl argues the distinction between anti Zionism and antisemitism collapses upon contact with reality
Christians chasing the perfect church are growing lonelier than ever as consumer faith replaces real covenantal community
Archaeologists discover skeletal remains of 89 infants in a repurposed cistern at Tel Azekah, the first find of its kind in Israel.
Ohio teacher Shawnae Carlisle was suspended for observing the Feast of Tabernacles. First Liberty Institute fought back and the school reversed course.
Bethel Church confirms Sintra Group is investigating Ben Armstrong sexual abuse allegations and announces a full governance and culture review.