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Elders at the 11,000-member Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship Church in Dallas, Texas, announced Sunday that while founder Pastor Tony Evans has been restored to ministry after stepping down more than a year ago due to a sin that was not publicly disclosed, he won't be returning to a staff position or any leadership role.
Texas lawmakers are calling on the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport to clarify its policy on chapel use after a pastor was denied access following a publicly announced prayer service.
Despite Hamas not agreeing completely to U.S. President Donald Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan, the president said Sunday that “very positive discussions” had occurred between Hamas and Arab and Muslim countries.
The United States Supreme Court has denied a Kentucky church’s request for an appeal to allow it to be awarded legal costs after successfully challenging the state’s COVID-19 lockdown rules.
A U.K. member of Parliament has called for the reinstatement of a nurse who was suspended for correctly using male pronouns for a convicted pedophile. The case involves allegations of religious discrimination, racial abuse and institutional bias within the National Health Service.
Oct. 6 is the day when Anglicans around the world, and Lutherans in North America, remember William Tyndale. This year is also the 500th anniversary of his first publication. This is the story …
When John O’Leary walked onto the set of “Soul on Fire,” the upcoming film inspired by his own life, he wasn’t stepping into a recreation of his childhood; he was stepping into it.
Here are six reactions to the FDA’s approval of a generic form of the chemical abortion drug mifepristone.
President Donald Trump has called on Jay Jones, a Democrat nominee for Virginia attorney general, to drop out of the race over disturbing text messages he sent in 2022 that recently came to light.
At least 260,000 civilians remain trapped in Sudan’s El Fasher city, the last government stronghold in Darfur, amid reports of indiscriminate shelling, mass killings and the occupation of churches by fighters. Christian groups are calling for the immediate creation of evacuation corridors and safe passage for those surrounded by the Rapid Support Forces, or RSF.
Christians are being violently persecuted across the globe while world governments and international bodies continue to ignore the crisis, said a top Vatican diplomat, Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher, accusing the U.N. and its member states of failing to respond to what he described as the world’s most severe and widespread religious persecution.
Despite pressuring Israel to uphold a ceasefire as part of the efforts to achieve his 20-point peace plan, U.S. President Donald Trump threatened Hamas with “complete obliteration” if the group does not relinquish power in Gaza.
Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the death of Ivan Prokhanov, C.H. Spurgeon preaching before 23,000 people, and Fuller Theological Seminary winning a court case.
More than 30 countries have either “extreme” or “severe” restrictions on accessing the Bible, according to a new report from a Christian missions resource initiative.
Over 30 Christians were beheaded in a series of recent attacks in northern Mozambique by Islamic State-affiliated terrorists who also released graphic photographs showing executions, shootings and widespread arson. The group targeted multiple villages across Cabo Delgado and Nampula provinces, setting fire to churches and homes in a campaign of violence against civilians.
Alveda King shared a message of hope with young kindred spirits over 6,000 miles away from her home, in Armenia, bonding over their shared use of art as a means to process the pain in their lives.
Hundreds recently gathered at Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, for The Christian Post's "Unmasking Gender Ideology III: Contending for Truth Amid a Turning Tide," its third such event that gathers expert panels to discuss the harmful effects of transgender ideology.
Prestonwood Baptist Church's Biblical Worldview Conference (BWC) in Texas drew nearly 5,000 attendees from over 20 states with the singular aim of becoming better equipped to reach the culture for Jesus Christ.
