Patriarch Filaret Dead at 97
Patriarch Filaret of Kyiv, who championed Ukrainian Orthodox independence from Russian control, has died at 97 after decades of spiritual resistance.
Release International CEO Paul Robinson will carry a heavy wooden cross up Scafell Pike through the night in solidarity with persecuted Christians worldwide.
Oklahoma Pastor Wulfrano Portillo deported to Mexico after 24 years of leading La Hermosa Church in Tulsa, detained at a routine immigration check in.
Federal judge permanently dismisses charges against Heather Denae Lewis, wrongly accused of joining the Cities Church anti ICE protest in St. Paul.
Lisa Nolland warns churches their silence on sex education and youth sexualisation is culpable as alarming statistics reveal the crisis.
Royal aides defend Prince William quiet faith as former Queen chaplain questions whether the future Supreme Governor truly believes in God.
Cornwall vicar wins seven year restraining order after parishioner subjected him to relentless two year harassment campaign including late night emails and uninvited home visits.
Ligonier executive Stephen Nichols and wife Heidi excommunicated by Saint Andrew's Chapel after reporting suspected sexual abuse of their daughter.
Hundreds of Gen Z students confess sins, seek God in continuous worship at Southeastern University as Jennie Allen compares movement to Asbury revival.
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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.
Ligonier executive Stephen Nichols and wife Heidi excommunicated by Saint Andrew's Chapel after reporting suspected sexual abuse of their daughter.
Hundreds of Gen Z students confess sins, seek God in continuous worship at Southeastern University as Jennie Allen compares movement to Asbury revival.
Cuba detains 16 year old son of pastor with life threatening medical condition while another pastor arrested for uploading Bible teaching to YouTube.
Over 1,000 mourners gathered at Guildford Cathedral for the funeral of Bishop Andrew Watson, remembered for his faith, family, and four decades of ministry.
Dame Sarah Mullally becomes the first woman enthroned as Archbishop of Canterbury at Canterbury Cathedral as conservative Anglican churches challenge her leadership.
High Point guard Chase Johnston gave glory to God after his first two point basket all season sealed an 83 to 82 upset over Wisconsin in March Madness.
Boko Haram and ISWAP insurgents bomb Woro and raid an ECWA church in Kwara State abducting worshippers and killing eight in confirmed terror expansion.
Bethlehem Church in Georgia baptized 400 people in one weekend after the Holy Spirit moved during a teaching series on Acts 2.
Armed Fulani militia create killing zones across Benue State displacing over one million Christians from ancestral homes in Apa Agatu and Gwer West counties.
Two competing apocalyptic theologies from evangelical Christianity and Shiite Islam are fueling the Iran war while Christ calls us to love.
Reginald Pole consecrated Archbishop of Canterbury, Archbishop Damaskinos defied the Nazis to save 27,000 Jews, and Mother Angelica died on Easter Sunday.
Kendra Duggar faces child endangerment and false imprisonment charges in Arkansas days after husband Joseph was arrested for child sexual abuse.