Ukraine Authorities Freeze Sunday Adelaja’s Assets
Pastor Sunday Adelaja is free, at least for one more week. The Nigerian-born pastor, who oversees one of the largest … Read More
Chaplains Prepare for Hurricane Deployment
Thousands in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama are being told to evacuate their homes as Hurricane Isaac barrels its way toward … Read More
Poll: Obama Losing Support Among Catholics
President Obama is losing support among Catholics. So says a survey from the American Life League (ALL). Only 27 percent … Read More
Men’s Ministry Pioneer Ed Cole Remembered 10 Years Later
Ed Cole launched a global men’s movement that has lived well beyond him. And leaders from around the world gathered … Read More
Radical Discipleship Program Targets Teens
Barry St. Clair isn’t satisfied with simply taking the gospel to young people. If future Christian leaders are going to … Read More
Same-Sex Marriage Deception Exposed in Minnesota
Not so fast. The Minnesota Supreme Court on Monday ruled that two elected state officials overstepped their authority by replacing … Read More
Scientist Bill Nye: Don’t Teach Your Kids Creationism
Beloved TV scientist Bill Nye has jumped into the culture wars in a new YouTube video where he slams creationists. … Read More
Life and Marriage Coalition Packs One-Two Punch
A coalition conservative social issue groups on Tuesday announced coordinated efforts in Ohio, Iowa and North Carolina to talk about … Read More
Film Numbers Reveal Obama on Minds of Americans
The political documentary 2016: Obama’s America, made a stunning run over the weekend in more than 1,000 theaters across the … Read More
Jackson: ‘Discipleship for God’s People is Crucial’
This is the second segment of a two-part interview with Bishop Harry Jackson, senior pastor of Hope Christian Church in … Read More
Pakistani Christian Child Imprisoned for Blasphemy
An 11-year-old Pakistani Christian girl who was accused of desecrating the Quran is getting international attention. The World Council of … Read More
Survey: Slow Economy Continues to Weigh on Pastors
Pastors say the economy continues to have a negative impact on their churches despite stabilized giving, according to a survey … Read More
Bibles Fall Like Rain Over North Korea
On July 19, a balloon-launch team met near Paju, South Korea, to launch 30 balloons carrying New Testaments, Scripture verses … Read More
Rays of Hope Appear Amid Syria’s Nightmare
Could Syria’s headlong descent into war and chaos get any worse? Yes—possibly much worse. A grim summary: Civilian deaths in … Read More
The Online Risk: Do You Know Where Your Kids Are Surfing?
Today, moms have good reason to be concerned about how their teens use the Internet, but the truth is, online … Read More
American Bible Society Launches App Alongside New Bible Game Show
An overwhelming majority of Americans—85 percent—have a Bible in their homes. But this week, their knowledge of the best-selling book … Read More
Gospel Search and Rescue Operation Invades Buffalo
Something familiar is brewing in Buffalo. Yes, the names have changed: Pilot Field is now known as Coca Cola Field. … Read More
Nodding Disease Outbreak Baffles Doctors in Uganda
Health authorities are desperately seeking answers following an outbreak of the mysterious nodding disease in northern Uganda. Since March, more … Read More
Jacobs: ‘We Are Seeing Great Revival’
Judy Jacobs and her husband, Jamie Tuttle, co-pastor Dwelling Place Church International, an interdenominational church, in Cleveland, Tenn. Jacobs is … Read More
Jackson on Same-Sex Marriage: ‘It Will Get Hotter’
Bishop Harry Jackson is the senior pastor of Hope Christian Church in Beltsville, Md., and a leading advocate in the … Read More
Jordan Closing Doors to Syrian Christian Refugees
The situation in embattled Syria is getting worse for Christians. That’s what a contact in Syria told Open Doors. “The … Read More