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Fears are mounting that Islamic State fighters are regrouping in Syria and Iraq, exploiting security gaps to revive operations and launch attacks. Intelligence and military sources are concerned the group is moving weapons, activating sleeper cells and recruiting amid reduced U.S. troop presence and political instability.
A Texas school district has reversed its decision to prohibit a fifth-grade student with special needs from sharing Bible verses with her classmates.
Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the first worship service for Thomas Road Baptist Church, the birth of John Marrant, and the death of Joahnnes Tauler.
A shocking new study has found that puberty blockers offer "no statistically significant positive improvement" in reducing depression among trans-identified young people.
A growing number of young Americans engaging with Scripture are reporting higher levels of well-being. The American Bible Society’s latest report reveals that Gen Zers and millennials who actively read the Bible experience stronger flourishing than their generational peers.
An Iranian ballistic missile struck a 10-story residential building in Bat Yam, just south of Tel Aviv, during a wave of attacks on Israel last night, killing six people, including children.
After more than a week of silence on allegations of financial, spiritual and moral misconduct by former workers of his multiple ministries, activist missionary and worship leader Sean Feucht dismissed them as a spiritual attack and urged his followers to reject them.
Bear Rinehart, lead singer of the band NEEDTOBREATHE, has said that he and his younger brother, Bo Rinehart, were both sexually abused by a counselor at a Christian camp during their childhood.
The Church of England has unveiled a three-year spending plan that includes an increase in clergy stipends and enhanced investment in local churches.
The Asia Evangelical Leadership Forum concluded in Seoul, South Korea, with a solemn and hopeful call to rededicate the Church in Asia to Jesus Christ and His commission to make disciples.
This week is the 20th full week of President Donald Trump's second term in office, and it wasn't short on significant breaking developments.
A Democratic state legislator and her husband were fatally shot in their Minnesota home early Saturday in what authorities called a politically motivated assassination.
"Duck Dynasty" patriarch Phil Robertson died May 25 at the age of 79 after a battle with Alzheimer's, sparking touching tributes from his family members and fellow celebrities.
Pastor Victor Tiburcio, leader of the Breath of Life ministry in Queens, called New York's legislative passage of a law that would allow assisted suicide for terminally ill people "a sign of total decline."
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited the Western Wall on Thursday afternoon, leaving a note with a quotation of a Bible verse taken from Numbers 23:24, “Look, a nation like a lioness will rise up, and like a lion he raises himself.”
Noa Beer didn't believe in God until she found herself surrounded by Hamas terrorists at the Nova Music Festival massacre, and even though they were looking right at her and firing at her, none of their bullets managed to hit her.
A Southern California city council has invited a local mom to pray at their next meeting after she was told by the mayor they “don’t do prayer.”
Educator Ananthi Jebasingh received the Colson Center’s Wilberforce Award, recognizing the impact she has made over the decades teaching children in India's slums through her Good Samaritan School.
Evangelist Greg Laurie gave an exclusive interview to Christian Daily International/Christian Post before speaking at the European Congress on Evangelism, organized by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, held this week at the J.W. Marriott hotel in Berlin, Germany. He shared with them something Billy Graham shared with him before he died.
If there's one thing Tauren Wells wants Christians to reconsider, it's what they think they know about joy.
