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A Christian girls summer camp in Texas has confirmed that 27 camp attendees and counselors have been killed by the recent flooding that left over 90 dead across the central part of the state.
The Potter’s House formally installed Sarah Jakes Roberts and Touré Roberts as co-senior pastors of the Dallas megachurch during a packed Sunday service, marking a new chapter for the congregation founded by Bishop T.D. Jakes nearly three decades ago.
A leading Christian streaming platform for children seeks to break down barriers that prevent deaf children from easily accessing God's word and help their parents initiate those spiritual conversations.
Hamas has lost most of its active leadership as well as its military and governing capabilities, a senior official has claimed.
As rescue crews in Texas continued to search for 41 people still missing, including 10 girls and a counselor from a Christian camp, after catastrophic floods left at least 82 dead across Central Texas, the White House Faith Office released a statement Sunday calling on Americans to pray, quoting Psalm 34:18.
For centuries, the number 666 has stirred imaginations and inspired fear as the so-called “number of the beast” from the Book of Revelation. But according to Wesley Huff, a Canadian biblical scholar and apologist, the story is a bit more complex.
The Spanish Evangelical Alliance has publicly denounced a bill that would imprison pastors and others helping those seeking to leave a practicing homosexual lifestyle or reconcile their gender identity with their gender.
Six public university systems have formed a new academic accreditation agency, with the intention of serving as an alternative to what some consider a "woke" establishment.
Anne Beiler, founder of Auntie Anne’s, shares her powerful journey from trauma and abuse to healing and redemption through faith, confession and the unexpected success of her pretzel business.
A major new study has added to a growing body of research highlighting the health risks associated with marijuana use — particularly its impact on heart function — reinforcing concerns long voiced by Christian medical professionals.
Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the execution of Sir Thomas More, the issuing of the Pragmatic Sanction of Bourges, and a Luis Palau evangelism event in New York City that drew 60,000 attendees.
It has been two years since it was announced that faith-based streaming platform Pure Flix would be merging with family-friendly television network Great American Media.
Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha said in an update Sunday that 10 Camp Mystic campers are still missing, along with one counselor. This is a decline from the 27 initially believed to be unaccounted for. There were about 750 children at Camp Mystic when catastrophic floods first swept the Texas Hill Country.
This year marks 500th anniversary of the movement's founding.
All eyes are on Philadelphia as the United States begins the yearlong countdown to her 250th birthday.
Another week has come and gone as the second term of President Donald Trump approaches the six-month mark. The past week brought additional developments in the Trump administration’s investigations into high-profile universities as well as the passage of Trump’s signature domestic policy package into law. Here are four highlights from the past week.
Hindu extremists in central India ransacked a church’s worship building, burned Bibles and assaulted every member, causing one to lose consciousness, sources said.
A group of Christians who have repented of homosexual or transgender behavior gathered at the California state Capitol in Sacramento last Thursday to speak out against cultural and government resistance toward those who desire to leave the LBGT lifestyle.
After spending over two decades as a professional psychic deeply entrenched in the New Age movement, Jenn Nizza experienced a dramatic spiritual transformation after crying out to Jesus.
In the last five days since the Israel-Iran conflict began, hurrying into bomb shelters and hearing the sounds of alarms and explosions has become a way of life for Eli Birnbaum in Tel Aviv, Israel.
