Devotionals help us to focus on God and our relationship with him. The book of Psalms is a good example of a book of devotionals. Like the Psalms, here you’ll find encouragement for running your Christian race and for journeying through the valleys and mountains of life.
A California court has ruled that a Christian baker cannot be forced to bake a wedding cake for a lesbian couple because it would violate her First Amendment rights — a decision that runs against a national trend of cases now before the U.S. Supreme Court.
View More Court Allows Bakersfield Baker to Refuse to Bake Cake for Lesbian Wedding
A new Harvard study says that Christianity is not in decline in the United States as many have suggested but is actually growing with different churches replacing mainline churches.
View More New Harvard study says U.S. Christianity is not shrinking but growing stronger
Egypt, Jordan, Syria and the Palestinian territories are amongst the most dangerous places on earth for Christians, according to a new report. Hard-line Islamic views and state-sanctioned “religio-ethnic cleansing”are the key drivers behind the Christian genocide.
View More Report: Middle East Christians on the Eve of Destruction
Non-believers call on God when faced with a crisis – despite insisting they’re not religious.
View More A Quarter of Non-Believers Pray When Faced With Crisis
Christian street preachers in Washington state who received prior approval of their public evangelism efforts but were nevertheless charged criminally under the guise of violating a noise ordinance won dismissals with the assistance of a nonprofit First Amendment legal defense group.
View More Criminal Charges Against Street Preachers Dismissed
A Christian teacher is suing his secondary school after being suspended for referring to a biologically female pupil as a “girl”.
Joshua Sutcliffe, 27, from Oxford, argues that he was not trained in the new, quickly evolving, gender politics and should not be forced to accept transgender ideology as a Christian.
After the epic, blanket-dropping recitation of Scripture given by Linus in response to Charlie Brown’s quest for meaning, he picks the blanket back up. Isn’t that anti-climactic?
View More Drop the Blanket 2: The Rest of Linus’s Story from A Charlie Brown Christmas
There’s something very important in the Charlie Brown Christmas show that you probably haven’t noticed.
View More Have You Ever Noticed This In ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas?’
On December 25, Christians around the world will gather to celebrate Jesus’ birth. Joyful carols, special liturgies, brightly wrapped gifts, festive foods—these all characterize the feast today, at least in the northern hemisphere. But just how did the Christmas festival originate? How did December 25 come to be associated with Jesus’ birthday?
View More How December 25 Became Christmas
Only 65 percent of respondents said they trusted priests to tell the truth, according to the survey, conducted among 988 adults last month, The Times reports.
View More Trust in Clergy Hits All-Time Low: Poll
Scientific tests have offered fascinating new insight into the tomb in Jerusalem’s Church of the Holy Sepulchre venerated as the resting place of Jesus Christ.
View More New Evidence: Could this be Christ’s Tomb?
Edward Fudge has passed away after a life as a Christian author and minister.
View More Christian Author, Evangelist Edward Fudge Passes Away
Is there evidence that proves God exists?
View More Does God Exist?
A teacher has been suspended and could lose his job after allegations he referred to a pupil who was born female, but “self-identifies” as a boy, as a girl.
View More Christian Teacher Suspended for ‘Misgendering’ Pupil
The man who shot and killed 26 people in a Texas church on Sunday is reported to be a creepy, crazy, and weird outcast who preached atheism online.
View More Report: Texas Church Shooter Was Atheist, Thought Christians ‘Stupid’