Their statement says Christians have a moral obligation to condemn the demonization of immigrants and attacks on civil rights and diversity.

This is the second in a two-part series on gospel access made possible through virtual reality. Read the first story here.

As we move toward celebrating the holiest week of our liturgical year, God continues to say, "If only you believe, you will experience my death transforming glory, my life-giving Spirit, my future." ...

A practical and encouraging guide designed to help new Christians build a steady, lifelong foundation of faith. NEW ...

Historically, Christian theology has distinguished between “calling” and “vocation.” Calling names the enduring summons to ...

YouVersion, the world’s mostdownloaded Bible app, has officially opened a regional hub in Kenya to supportthe growing momentum of Bible engagement across Africa.The Hub was launched in Nairobion ...

The Lenten season is a reminder that Christians are called to bear witness to Christ through authentic witness, not ...

Student enrollment is growing at Cedarville University, prompting it to expand its residential footprint. According to Cedarville, its enrollment has grown from ...

Hundreds of Christian leaders and scholars across the United States have issued a strong statement criticising President Donald Trump’s administration, urging believers to actively resist what they ...

For those concerned about the state of the nation and church, he attempted to answer the question, “How did we get here?” ...

Dublin’s Catholic archdiocese has reported a record number of converts to the faith at its latest “rite of election” ceremony. A total of 129 “catechumens” and “candidates”, as they are formally known ...

A group of prominent Christian leaders released a letter stating that the nation is facing a profound moral, spiritual, and ...