Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is seeking more influence in the Middle East by increasing his presence in Syria. Experts believe Erdogan will continue his desire for control as part of a much broader vision, and that could be a major
President Trump issued a faith-filled presidential message on Palm Sunday in honour of Holy Week as Christians around the world commemorate the holiest time of the year. And now there are reports that his administration is also planning a unique
As America navigates a rapidly changing spiritual landscape, one truth remains constant: the person of Jesus of Nazareth has an ageless attraction, even for those wary of religion itself. In a striking shift amid declining trust in organized religion, a
A ruling by the highest court in Britain declaring that the legal definition of a woman is based on biological sex has been welcomed by Christians. Peter Lynas, the U.K. director of Evangelical Alliance, said the landmark ruling was a sign
With the United States and Iran scheduled for more talks this Saturday, many in Israel are watching, waiting, and concerned. Middle East analyst Yaakov Lappin told CBN News, “I think the central concern, or the big unknown, is whether or
In a departure from their longstanding position of political neutrality, Switzerland has voted to ban Hezbollah. The Swiss Parliament announced that the Lebanese-based terror group was a threat to international security and that Switzerland needed to stand against terrorism. The
Catholic schools have called for the “ideological” national curriculum to be abolished, as new research reveals more boys are slipping behind girls in their academic performance. NSW Catholic Schools chief executive Dallas McInerney said every Australian school should be able
Alarm bells are ringing in NSW: Greens MP Dr. Amanda Cohn’s abortion bill is more than legislation—it’s a harbinger for our nation. Behind the façade of “improving access” lurks something far more concerning: a telling glimpse of what happens when
In a country plagued by violence, a remarkable transformation is taking place. Once mainly known for drugs and murder, one Colombian city is witnessing a revolution sparked by faith and fútbol. Medellín, which lies high in the Andes Mountains, was
Pastor Tony Suárez is quick to challenge the notion that the American church is dying. “We’re not going to empty churches,” he told The Christian Post during a sit-down interview at the National Religious Broadcasters convention. “We’re seeing growth everywhere.
