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Imagine walking into church this Sunday, sitting through worship, listening to the sermon, and then being handed a basic Bible knowledge test. Would you pass? According to a troubling new study from Lifeway Research, nearly two-thirds of American churchgoers would not.
The continued success of abortion-related measures underscores the sobering reality that support for legal abortion remains substantial and that pro-lifers have considerable work to do to persuade their fellow Americans of the dignity and worth of preborn children.
Elections can change who governs a nation. They can change laws, policies, and the direction of government. But they cannot, by themselves, change the human heart. And that may be the most important lesson Christians need to remember when the ballots have been counted.
Welcome to a new era of Christian music, where the person singing about heaven may never have experienced grief, never attended church, never prayed, and may not even exist.
Perhaps we should pay attention when GovAI tells us that a single AI cyberattack "could cut off power to 100 million people and cost the economy $100 billion"...
Can you worship other gods and still follow Jesus? A megachurch pastor's shocking remarks expose a dangerous deception spreading through Christianity—one with potentially prophetic consequences.
Pope Leo's latest interfaith gathering celebrates peace and religious unity. But could such movements eventually pave the way for the False Prophet warned of in Revelation? What happens when unity demands compromising the truth that Jesus Christ is the only way?
China is preparing for a potential Pacific war as a dangerous 2027 deadline approaches. But what if America is already confronting Iran when Beijing makes its move? The consequences could cripple American industries, devastate supply chains and send shockwaves through the economy. Even victory could come at a staggering price.
A Pew Research Center survey released earlier this year found that 66% of Americans believe churches and other houses of worship should stay out of political matters rather than address day-to-day social and political questions. Does that mean a pastor should avoid any subject politicians happen to debate?
For Christians, the election raises questions that go beyond political parties, candidates, and policy preferences. Is voting merely a civic privilege, or does Scripture provide a theological framework for understanding it as an act of stewardship and love of neighbor?
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