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The woman whom Pastor Robert Morris pleaded guilty to abusing is speaking out, saying in a new interview that she has a newfound peace and is holding fast to her faith in Christ.

Christian artist Lauren Daigle believes a powerful revival is sweeping through younger generations, who are actively seeking truth and hope in Jesus amidst a secular world.

Pat Gelsinger, executive chairman and head of technology at Gloo, was a keynote speaker as he encouraged Christians to use AI proactively, which he described as a “Gutenberg moment for the church.”

For the first time in decades, men are leading in church attendance. But the deeper story is about why women (especially younger women and single mothers) are stepping back.

While theological perspectives suggest only humans possess souls and will experience Heaven in the traditional sense, Scripture and divine covenants indicate animals hold significant importance to God and may indeed be present in the eternal realm, offering comfort to those who mourn.

A new AI-powered app allows users to "text" with biblical figures, sparking both curiosity and controversy over its approach to faith and Scripture. While some find it an engaging way to explore religious texts, critics warn of potential trivialization and unbiblical portrayals, raising questions about the intersection of technology and spirituality.

Can earthly recognition ever honor a heavenly calling? When Forrest Frank turned down his Dove Award nominations, he said it was because the only trophy that matters is eternal life. His bold stand has drawn both praise and pushback from fellow believers.

The Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, Texas, hosted a Christian apologetics conference last week, attracting nearly 5,000 attendees from over 20 states.

Islamic State terrorists have beheaded over 30 Christians in Mozambique, destroying churches and villages in the northern provinces of Cabo Delgado and Nampula, with attacks dating back to 2017. This brutal persecution, largely ignored by Western media, places Mozambique 37th on Open Doors' World Watch List for severe Christian persecution.

He helped build the church’s restoration policy—then had to walk through it himself. Tony Evans opens up about grace and God’s healing work.

Witness the incredible true story of John O’Leary, a boy who survived horrific burns and defied impossible odds, now inspiring millions through the movie "Soul on Fire."

New data reveals a stark division among U.S. adults regarding religion's place in public schools, with nearly equal opinions on whether its role is too little, too much, or just right. Explore the nuanced perspectives on teaching religion, student expression, and displays like the Ten Commandments to understand the current public sentiment.

After Hamas terrorists attacked Israel two years ago and sparked a bloody war that quickly divided the world, two churches in the region responded with ministries of compassion.

Discover how OneFamily, a beacon of hope for over two decades, offers unwavering support to victims of terror and war in Israel. Learn how this organization's unique approach of walking beside survivors and fostering community heals deep wounds and sustains hope long after tragedy strikes.

The FDA’s approval of another generic abortion pill has ignited pushback from social conservatives, who say it represents a betrayal by an administration they consider pro-life allies.