Family continues child\'s wish to help every child with cancer. Four years after she \"moved to Heaven,\" her foundation has touched children in every U.S. state and 30 countries.
The New Testament doesn\'t reveal Pilate\'s reaction when he learned of Jesus\' resurrection, although Christians throughout the centuries have wondered what he would have done. A new movie that hits theaters Feb. 19 tackles that idea … with a twist.
Lagging in the polls, Bush hits at Donald Trump\'s inauthentic Christianity in answering a reporter\'s question.
One of the featured speakers at the the first Evangelicals for Life Conference co-sponsored by the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission (ERLC) and Focus on the Family on Jan. 21-22 in Washington, D.C. was Jim Daly, president of Focus on the Family.
In a review that describes a tale where \"truth is always ... stranger than fiction\" veteran reviewer Michael Foust cues moviegoers in on the inspirational side of \"The Finest Hours,\" a movie based on the book of a true story recounting a 1952 Coast Guard rescue of the crew members of the ...
Attorney of accused anti-abortion video activist alleges bias for prosecutor\'s role on Planned Parenthood\'s board of directors. The DA in the case also received more than $25,000 in donations from the attorney of a Houston abortionist accused of horrible acts. Abortionist Douglas Karpen was ...
Saeed Abedini, the 35-year-old pastor who was imprisoned for three-and-a half years in Iran, returned home to Boise, his wife, Naghmeh Abedini, told local news outlets Tuesday afternoon.
Both Hillary and Bernie Sanders, the Democratic frontrunners for president, support the appeal of the Hyde Amendment which would provide government funding of abortion, something a solid majority of American adult taxpayers oppose.
In an abrupt turn of events, a grand jury in Harris County Texas has indicted pro-life activist David Daleiden, the man behind videos revealing what he said have been attempts by Planned Parenthood to traffic aborted baby body parts — with similar charges.
Should kids that are talented be punished because other kids don\'t want to play them in sports?
With reviews from the New York Times calling it an \"incoherent mess\" and Slate dubbing it \"apocalyptically bad,\" the new Fox television drama series Lucifer might have less to fear tonight from One Million Moms and the American Family Association than it does from the audience it had hoped to ...
After a New York appellate court unanimously turned down an appeal on a $13,000 fine levied against a couple who refused to allow a same-sex couple to marry on their farm, the couple\'s attorney, in an interview with Christian Examiner, urged believers to continue to fight similar unjust rulings.