News
As Palm Sunday approaches, Egyptian Christians still face a deadly enemy one year after church bombings
This Palm Sunday comes one year after the horrific church bombings on April 9, 2017, which killed at least 45 people and injured more than a hundred.
Darkness spread like a snake: Justin Welby at Westminster terror attack vigil
The archbishop of Canterbury paid tribute to victims of the Westminster terror attack in a special vigil in Westminster Hall this morning.
Pastor Saeed Abedini back in jail for violating ex-wife's no-contact order
The pastor's ex-wife filed for legal separation in 2016, after he was released from prison in Iran for supposedly evangelizing Muslims there.
Stephen Hawking was wrong: 3 reasons why God must exist
it has become common, even among Christians, to regard the existence of God as a matter of faith which cannot be rationally proved. But that was not the historic position.
'Superman' and 'God's Not Dead' star Dean Cain visits Christian sites in Israel for travel show
The actor also starred in the 2014 movie "God's Not Dead" from Pureflix Entertainment.
Offensive or just awkward, 'faith' gets a bad press. Is it time to change the conversation?
Faith, like politics, has long been a 'no-go' topic for polite conversation, but now more than ever it seems to be a source of toxicity, rancour or just sheer awkwardness in current affairs.
US Episcopal Church is complicit 'in a culture of alcohol abuse', finds report
The Anglican Church in the US remains mired in a 'system of denial and helplessness' over alcohol abuse among its senior clergy, a damning commission has concluded.
Boko Haram refuses to release Christian schoolgirl as dozens of others freed
Boko Haram has released more than 110 schoolgirls kidnapped from their village last month.
Gay clergyman Jeremy Pemberton loses discrimination appeal against Church of England
A gay clergyman has lost his appeal against the Church of England after he claimed its attitude against same-sex marriage breached equality laws.
Christianity in Europe: Preparing for the storm
I believe that the future for the church around the world is incredibly bright â but I'm less convinced about the situation for the church in Europe.
Don't fear tattoos, Pope Francis tells young people
Pope Francis this week told an audience gave his blessing to the use of tattoos, telling an audience of young people not to fear them but to see tattoos as an opportunity for community and dialogue.
'One step forward': Jules Woodson welcomes megachurch pastor Andy Savage's resignation â up to a point
Jules Woodson, the woman who was allegedly sexually assaulted by the Memphis megachurch pastor Andy Savage, has said his resignation on Tuesday is 'one step forward' in a statement in which she remained critical of the church as a whole.
Bored reading the Bible? Here are 3 ways to rekindle your passion for the Word
Did you know that the Bible is more fascinating than any encyclopedia, more exciting than a paperback novel, more intriguing than the Guinness book of records, and more helpful than any self-help book in your friendly neighborhood bookstore?
3 things every Christian wife should hope for
They take care of their husbands and kids, juggle home and work, deal with budgeting and maintaining good relations with the in-laws, all while maintaining a devoted church life. Here's how they can face all of that with joyful expectation.
Who is Naaman and what can we learn from his experience with Elisha in 2 Kings 5?
God is truly merciful and kind, even to those who are not His people -- yet. God's love and mercy is showered on all men and women in all the earth, no one being exempted from it.
What does the Bible tell us about the gift of prophecy?
Prophecy is one of the gifts the Holy Spirit gives. What does the Bible say about it?