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A federal judge stopped short on Monday of completely dismissing a defamation lawsuit filed by former Southern Baptist Convention President Johnny Hunt against the SBC and the SBC Executive Committee because of a tweet from former SBC President Bart Barber.
The governor of Texas has directed the state to launch an investigation into “potential criminal activities” of a Dallas-area mosque behind a proposed 400-acre Islamic compound.
University of Portland, a private Roman Catholic university, is enabling students to substitute a mandatory upper-level biblical texts course with classes that explore subjects such as "queer theologies."
At an emotional hearing where he was sentenced to nearly 30 years in prison for attempting to murder his wife and children, a sobbing Matthew Lee Richards repented of his actions and read from Psalm 51.
The North Carolina-based Evangelical humanitarian aid charity Samaritan's Purse is dispatching an emergency field hospital to Myanmar following a catastrophic 7.7-magnitude earthquake that has claimed over 2,700 lives.
When a babysitter in Kansas checked under a bed to reassure a scared child that there weren't any monsters hiding under there, she came face to face with a home intruder who has been ordered by authorities to stay away from the property.
One Israeli family got the surprise of a lifetime when their 3.5-year-old daughter discovered an ancient treasure while on a trip to Tel Azekah, near Beit Shemesh, in central Israel.
A teenage aspiring preacher received a platinum ticket on "American Idol," marking the latest example of a Christian musician experiencing success on the reality TV singing competition.
The world’s wealthiest televangelist, billionaire Edir Macedo of Brazil, has listed his beach condo in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, for sale.
South Korean director Jang Seong-Ho and cinematographer-producer Woo-hyung Kim share why they hope the new animated film "The King of Kings" delivers thje message of Jesus’ love to a global, increasingly secular audience.
Utah has banned the display of overtly political flags at government buildings and public schools, prompting concerns from both sides of the aisle.
An Episcopal Church diocese that twice failed to elect a new bishop due to various controversies is slated to hold a third election to determine their new leader.
A church in New York canceled its worship service on Sunday after robbers stole several thousand dollars worth of equipment and $800 raised for an upcoming Easter egg hunt.
Andrew Tate's former girlfriend has accused the online influencer of beating and choking her while they were in a relationship, alleging in a lawsuit that Tate also labeled her his "property" and threatened to kill her if she crossed him.
The United States Supreme Court appeared skeptical of Wisconsin state officials refusing to grant a religious exemption to a Catholic charity group because they think its work is too secular.
A Texas man has pleaded guilty to cheating a Georgia church out of millions of dollars in hurricane repairs, having allegedly done similar to other people and congregations.
SpaceX CEO and DOGE chief Elon Musk thanked a pastor who publicly prayed for him during a large town hall in Wisconsin.
A Christian author and apologist who was recently "swatted" at his rural Alabama home told The Christian Post he believes the recent spate of false police reports made against conservative commentators indicate the Left is getting desperate.
With a plan to shape technology, particularly Artificial Intelligence toward positive endeavors, Gloo, a leading technology platform connecting the faith ecosystem, announced Monday that Pat Gelsinger, the former CEO of multinational technology company Intel, has expanded his role at the firm from investor and chairman to executive chairman and head of technology.
A permanent committee of the conservative Presbyterian Church in America issued a statement earlier this week in the wake of multiple political controversies that emerged from its North American missions arm.
