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Standing With Jesus on 'Pride' Night
Five Tampa Bay Rays abided by their Christian faith rather than bowing down to the LGBTQ+ mob.
Baptists Face a Reckoning Following Sexual Abuse Report
A report commissioned by the SBC found that, over two decades, leadership covered up or ignored allegations against Baptist ministers.
SCOTUS: Boston Wrong to Refuse Flying of Christian Flag
The Court unanimously slaps down Boston's abuse of religious freedom and free speech.
The Praying Coach and the Supreme Court
Having been fired for praying after games, SCOTUS will determine if Joseph Kennedy's termination was religious discrimination and a violation of free speech.
The Southern Baptist Convention Pushes Back
Conservatives within the SBC are seeking to combat the leftist slide and encroaching woke agenda within the church.
Samaritan's Purse Helps Ukraine in Jesus' Name
Franklin Graham's organization is showing us yet again what Christ meant when he commanded us to "love our neighbor."
In Brief: Is Christianity Harming American Men?
Men face rising rates of depression, suicide, and disengagement from the workforce. And the church is not helping.
Finland Is Cross With the Bible
A parliamentarian and Lutheran bishop are on trial for quoting the Bible and upholding the Christian view of marriage.
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That Elusive Christmas Spirit
If we count our blessings as carefully as we tabulate our grievances, life would be a lot happier.
Read more The War on Family at Christmastime
The devastation of the Culture War becomes more poignant at Christmas, when family and friends are meant to gather and celebrate.
Woke Christmas Ornaments
All the decor your virtue-signaling, anti-racist, LGBTQ+ home needs for the holidays.
It's BLM vs. Jesus at a Midwest University
A former college football coach was fired soon after removing a Black Lives Matter poster from his office door.
Thus, Out of Small Beginnings...
"To be grateful for his benefits, and humbly to implore his protection and favor..."
Thanksgiving: Hope in the Midst of Trial
A tale of two Thanksgivings through the lines of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Can the Evangelical Church Survive?
Between scandals and political polarization, the church and its image are on shaky ground.
Harvard Breaks Free of Its Roots
The historically Christian university now employs its first atheist chaplain.
In Brief: Surrendering the Public Square
Conservative pastors stand by silently, conceding the culture war with barely a whimper.
IRS Says the Bible Is Republican?
A Christian nonprofit was denied tax-exempt status in what seems like a continuation of Obama's enemies list.