Christian News

Study Finds Openness to the Gospel in Generation Z

A major new survey of 4,087 British adults on their attitudes toward religious people revealed that those of Generation Z are less likely to have a negative perception of Christians than millennials are.

The Growing Trend of Multiracial Congregations

The idea that Sunday morning is the most segregated hour in America is beginning to change.  A new study shows multiracial congregations are increasing.

10 Marriage Lessons From Lysa Terkeurst

Surprising and hopeful news for Lysa Terkeurst's marriage to Art. It looks like restoration is on the horizon.

Founding Pastor at Highpoint Church Resigns

Chris Conlee initially supported Andy Savage, the former associate pastor at the church, following the revelation that Savage had a sexual encounter with a 17-year-old while he was youth pastor at a Texas church 20 years ago.

SBC Leader Charged With 1997 Sexual Assault of a Teenager

Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary confirmed that Mark Aderholt was a student at the seminary when the crime allegedly was committed. He graduated in 2000 with a master of divinity degree.

The Vicious Cycle You Need to Fear: The Lonely Use of Porn

American youth are considered to be the loneliest in the world. Some are suggesting the link between pornography and loneliness is part of the problem.

Evangelicals Heap Praise on Kavanaugh Nomination to High Court

The evangelicals believe Judge Brett Kavanaugh fulfills the scriptural teaching that “government is justly ordered when it exercises the proper authority delegated to it by God.”

Innovative World Cup Outreach Scores Big Despite Russian Authorities’ Detainment of Church Members

Churches and missionaries in Russia are taking advantage of the unprecedented opportunity for evangelism and outreach the World Cup has provided.