A new survey shows many adults in the United States want to work on their relationship with God this year. The Lifeway survey shows the strongest response for this New Year’s resolution among young people aged 18 to 35. A…Read More→
For three centuries after Jesus was executed by the Romans, his following grew by leaps and bounds. The Romans finally gave up trying to suppress it and the emperor Constantine converted to Christianity. If you can’t beat them, join them….Read More→
Recent years have seen an increasingly rapid secularization of North American society. In some areas of culture, politics and legislation, this has led to more and more talk of persecution. Author and radio host Michael Brown says while this persecution…Read More→
In the Argentine city of Rosario, young men with violent criminal pasts have created a new Evangelical movement, both inside and outside their prison walls. Prison officials there report that “Evangelical cell blocks” in the prisons are calmer, safer places,…Read More→
Retired South African church leader and icon of nonviolent resistance to apartheid, Desmond Tutu, has died at age 90. The Nobel Peace Prize winner leaves behind a legacy including decades of historic political activism and barrier-breaking progress in the church,…Read More→
Hip-hop artist Lecrae is known for being very vocal about his Christian Faith, and for his work trying to be a role model and mentor for young Christian musical artists. In a recent interview, he discussed the realities of people…Read More→
The Christmas season is a time when many of us return to our roots in some fashion, whether that’s visiting parents, travelling to our hometowns, or engaging in family and regional Christmas traditions. In this short read Christmas devotional, writer…Read More→
In India, the COVID-19 pandemic and rise of Omicron are not the only thing hindering Christmas services for that country’s Christians. Hindu militants have grown increasingly bold in India, where Christians (as well as Muslims and people of other faiths)…Read More→
Two dozen North Carolina prison inmates have become the first to graduate from an accredited Bachelor of Arts program through the College at Southeastern. The 24 men, about half of whom will spend the rest of their lives in prison…Read More→
When the 12 remaining missionaries were freed from their kidnappers in Haiti last week, early reports suggested no ransoms were paid. This week, Christian Aid Ministries has released details of the group’s escape, how they sought God’s direction and eventually…Read More→