Last week former Seattle Seahawks wide receiver wrote an op-ed for the Seattle Times in favor of suspended Washington high school coach Joe Kennedy.
Veteran missionary and author Nik Ripken warns American Christians to not to take for granted the miracles God has brought to them through the religious freedoms available in the United States.
Charley Hott grew up in a conservative Southern Baptist church. Grounded in the truth of scripture, Hott came back to the faith of his childhood after a long struggle with homosexuality.
Charley Hott would have loved to have had his same-sex attraction miraculously taken away, but it never happened. For the past 30 years he has depended upon the Holy Spirit empowering him to say no to his temptations.
Last week a Baptist association in Hattiesburg, Miss., dismissed one of its member churches for affirming the homosexual lifestyle. The decision came after the Pine Belt Baptist Association discovered gaychurch.org lists University Baptist Church as an \"affirming\" church on its website.
A Queens church is sharing the Gospel outside of New York City\'s Citi Field prior to games four and five of the World Series this week. The church has previously passed out Gospel tracts before games in each of the last two rounds of the Major League Baseball playoffs.
On Friday, Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush told an audience gathered at Regent University in Virginia Beach, Va., how his religious faith informs his political philosophy, specifically citing his views about life, subsidiarity and religious freedom. Bush shared the views during a ...
New York Mets infielder Daniel Murphy is being hit with a new round of criticism concerning his March comments about homosexuality after his recent record-breaking playoff run.
A growing church-planting network is taking root in St. Louis and spreading throughout the Midwest, according to a recent interview for a St. Louis Christian radio station. Local church planting leader Darren Casper recently discuss Plant Midwest during a 10-minute interview with St. Louis ...
Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina says it is her faith that sustained her through the often painful attacks that come in a bruising presidential primary race. The former Hewlett-Packard CEO and Republican senatorial candidate credits a 2007 speaking opportunity at the Willow Creek ...