Christian leaders across the U.S. are reflecting today on the life and legacy of evangelical Christian and conservative advocate Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated in front of a crowd of 3,000 people. Kirk had been a member of Dream City
While Brazil is famous for soccer, samba, and the Amazon, it’s also becoming known for something else: sending missionaries. In fact, Brazil is now second only to the United States in terms of sending missionaries out into the world. Their
In a rare show of Christian solidarity in Pakistan, victims of August 2023 Islamist attacks on Christians ended an unprecedented 17-day sit-in, after government assurances of justice. Addressing the demonstrators, the convener of the Victims Committee of Jaranwala, Lala Robin
A significant number of Christians reject basic teachings about sin, according to a new survey, which one prominent Evangelical researcher views as a “body blow” stemming from American churches’ failure to address the topic. The Cultural Research Centre at Arizona
Lawmakers erupted in a shouting match on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives last week after Rep. Lauren Boebert called for prayer after the assassination of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk in Utah. After House Speaker Mike Johnson
President Trump renewed his promise to defend religious freedom and signaled a big development at the Department of Education during a speech at the Museum of the Bible last week. The president lauded his record in office while vowing to
The scripture, “God made them male and female,” is being ignored by a culture that encourages and celebrates being transgender. For many who went far enough to take steps, including surgery to alter their gender, the regret is enormous. Now,
The leadership of a Baptist church in Kentucky says they support members of their congregation who choose to “not return” certain library books that contain LGBT-related themes, but denies the movement is a “church directive.” Reformation Church of Shelbyville (RCS),
Life is fragile and dangerous for Christians living in the northern and Middle Belt regions of Nigeria. They face violence that often leads to death, the destruction of their homes, villages, and places of worship. Ultimately, they are forced to
A California school district is fighting a legal battle to defend opening prayer, arguing it’s perfectly permissible to open meetings by invoking God. Joel Oster, an attorney for Advocates For Faith & Freedom, told CBN News Chino Valley Unified School
