The Christian Post
Skip to main content
The 35th Annual U.S. Capitol Bible Reading Marathon, in which volunteers read every word of the Bible from cover to cover, kicks off Saturday afternoon and runs through Wednesday morning. The event aims to bring America's "attention [back] to the Bible"
The founder and CEO of a leading provider of church youth ministry resources have resigned after admitting to an inappropriate relationship, prompting the organization’s board of directors to appoint an interim replacement while they search for the next executive.
The co-founder of The Satanic Temple challenged Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to a debate on religious freedom in America after the governor said this week that Satanists couldn't be part of a school chaplains program.
The Supreme Court of Finland confirmed Friday that Finnish parliamentarian Päivi Räsänen will face trial a third time over her five-year-old Bible verse tweet that criticized the Finnish Lutheran Church for promoting LGBT "pride month."
James River Church Pastor John Lindell accused Pastor Mark Driscoll of attempting to overthrow him as the leader of his church and dividing his family and congregation by unfairly attacking a performance by a professional sword swallower and admitted male stripper at the Stronger Men’s Conference in Missouri.
A Christian singer and former “American Idol” contestant has died at 47, causing the Christian music industry to reflect on her musical talent and story of overcoming the challenges associated with depression.
Family members of a former California youth pastor facing multiple sex crime charges related to the alleged yearslong assault of a minor beginning when she was 8 claim that he is innocent.
Family members and friends of late mothers Veronica Butler, 27, and pastor's wife Jilian Kelley, 39, reacted with raw emotion in court Wednesday as a judge denied bail to the four suspects charged with their murders, including the paternal grandmother of Butler's children.
Grand Canyon University is refuting U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona's recent comments before Congress accusing the school of "preying" on students and vowing to shut them down.
Montgomery County police have charged an 18-year-old trans-identified high school student in connection with plans to commit a school shooting.
The New York Police Department arrested more than 100 protestors who set up an anti-Israel encampment at Columbia University, including the daughter of Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar, who was suspended from the university’s partner school for participating in the demonstration.
The pastor of a Catholic church in Michigan has resigned after receiving criticism over his response to learning that an author in a same-sex relationship had read a book to small children at the parish school.
This November, there could be over a dozen states that consider an abortion referendum, which would be a record number of ballot measures that have long-lasting implications for abortion policy in 2024.
Distinguished theologian John Piper said Christians should “excommunicate” rather than “execute” someone involved in a same-sex relationship when asked about the Catholic Church's blessings for same-sex couples during a recent podcast episode.
In his latest literary offering, Dog the Bounty Hunter delves into a poignant narrative of faith, redemption and resilience. He also discloses more about his troubled past than he ever has before.
An Australian bishop who was stabbed in the middle of a sermon during a church service on Monday and is recovering in the hospital has forgiven his alleged attacker and encouraged the faithful to act more "Christlike" in response to the attack.
The former U.S. ambassador to Israel during the Trump administration asserted Monday that there is no pathway to statehood for Palestinians who supported Hamas’ Oct. 7 massacre, declaring that the only plan for the Jewish state is the one God had for it thousands of years ago.
The National Center on Sexual Exploitation has released its annual "Dirty Dozen List" of "mainstream contributors to sexual exploitation" — ranging from Big Tech giants to pieces of federal legislation.
About a month before his solo exhibition billed “The Lord was there” opened at the Arkell Museum in Canajoharie on March 1, master portrait artist Zimou Tan had a completely different vision of what the show would look like. But God, he said, interrupted everything.
