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The Texas State Board of Education has adopted a revised social studies curriculum that highlights the role of radical Islam in the 9/11 terror attacks and discusses Mohammed’s “brutal military campaigns against Jewish and Christian tribes” while stressing the role of Christianity in shaping American and world history.
Virginia Theological Seminary recently received a sculpture in honor of Episcopal Church Bishop Mariann Budde’s rebuke of President Donald Trump last year.
A new ad paid for by the Ken Paxton for Senate campaign accuses his opponent in a bid for the U.S. Senate of “weaponizing” the Christian faith for political purposes.
Close to 600 churches across the U.K. are getting ready for a major evangelistic event in Manchester, where Franklin Graham is expected to address thousands at the Co-op Live arena.
Two hundred and fifty years ago, a nation was founded not just on ideals, but on faith.
The Christian Post presents America’s 250th Anniversary — an honest look at the Christian foundations this nation was built upon and cannot afford to forget.
More than 25 years after her husband and two sons were burned alive by a Hindu nationalist mob in India, Gladys Staines is again speaking of forgiveness even as the Odisha state government is being pressured to release the primary convict in the case.
Apologist Wes Huff defended the historical reliability of the Bible at the Sing! Conference, explaining how centuries of manuscript evidence and preservation give Christians confidence that the Scriptures they read today accurately reflect the ancient texts.
Democratic House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries announced that he and at least four other Democratic members of the House will join Texas Democrats in staging a counter-event to the Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas this week.
Weeks after suffering a cervical spinal cord injury and nearly drowning during his son’s wedding celebration aboard a cruise ship in Italy, Pastor Steve Junker of Chippewa Lutheran Church in Brandon, Minnesota, has died. He was 58.
The attorney for Lindsay Clancy, the mother who gained notoriety for killing her three children, is calling on President Donald Trump to pardon his client as he continues to insist that the death of her children was the result of postpartum depression and not a premeditated act of evil.
A bride in a white wedding gown waded through murky floodwater inside a Philippine church to reach the altar and marry the man she loved, refusing to let severe flooding stop the couple from exchanging their vows.
Most Americans are satisfied with their churches' efforts to promote spiritual health and help them understand the Bible, but confidence in churches and pastors varies significantly by gender and level of Scripture engagement, a recent study suggests.
Skillet frontman John Cooper has shared how a painful split from the church he served for nearly 30 years plunged him into one of the darkest periods of his life, triggering depression, anger, debilitating hurt and a crisis of trust that ultimately helped shape the band's new EP, "After the Storm."
Gloria Steinem’s death at the age of 92 has sparked mixed reactions from women on the right and the left, with some hailing her as a feminist icon and others lamenting her legacy of second-wave feminism.
Three of 11 people seized from Nigeria’s Kaduna state have died while held captive, in the same forest hideout used to confine 37 worshippers taken during Easter Sunday services at three churches in a nearby community.
Wayne Jacobsen, co-creator of the bestselling novel “The Shack,” has revealed that an early draft of the controversial book embraced universalism, but said he refused to help rewrite it unless that theology was removed.
Geng Pengpeng, wife of Pastor Gao Yingjia, told The Christian Post that the continued imprisonment of her husband and seven other Beijing Zion Church leaders has refined her faith and united Christians in China.
Christine Daaé is the heroine of one of theatre’s most beloved productions, “The Phantom of the Opera,” which has enchanted audiences for decades through spectacle and stunning musical numbers. But for Francesca Mehrotra, Christine’s story of betrayal, mercy and love also carries an unmistakable echo of the Gospel.
