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‘Gay Christian’ Jonathan Merritt Shares Lessons From ‘Close Relationship’ With His Father, SBC’s Dr. James Merritt

Jonathan Merritt, a gay progressive Christian and the son of former SBC president Dr. James Merritt, recently shared how he and his father are able to have a close relationship despite their theological differences.

In Starfield, Players Choose Their Own Adventure—And Religion

In the hit new video game Starfield, players can explore strange new worlds. Along the way, they can find enlightenment in simple acts of human kindness or in solitude among the stars.

New Crop of Cardinals Shows Francis’ Push for Dialogue, Whatever the Cost

Pope Francis will create 21 new cardinals on Saturday (Sept. 30), solidifying his own priorities and signaling his hopes for his successor’s at a consistory called to coincide with next month’s Synod on Synodality.

South Sudanese Refugees, Fleeing a Second Civil War in Sudan, Return Home to Bleak Prospects

Churches are trying their best to meet basic needs in South Sudan. However, their resources are limited, and they can’t reach out to everyone.

‘The Devil Is Not Just a Liar, But a Loser’—Sean Feucht Laughs at The Satanic Temple’s Indiana State Capitol Copycat Performance

The Satanic Temple (TST) held its anti-Christian copycat of Sean Feucht's “Kingdom to the Capitol,” titled “Let Us Burn,” today at the Indiana State Capitol.

Kentucky Pastor Wins Over $61,000 on ‘Wheel of Fortune’ While Bringing Awareness to Foster and Adoption Care

Kentucky pastor Steven Bell won a total of $61,450 on the television game show Wheel of Fortune last week.

Willie and Korie Robertson: ‘The Blind’ Is Tough Viewing But Showcases the Power of Redemption

Willie Robertson, one of Phil Robertson’s sons and the current CEO of Duck Commander, recently addressed the challenge of viewing his family’s struggles on the big screen in the new movie, "The Blind."

‘If You Don’t Have God…How Do You Live With Hope?’—’Big Brother’ Host Julie Chen Moonves Found Faith

"Big Brother" host Julie Chen Moonves is speaking out about her spiritual awakening and newfound faith.

Michael Gungor Is ‘Church Shopping,’ Looking for Congregation ‘That Might Be Open to Heretics Like Me’

The announcement might have come as a surprise to some fans, as the once-renowned worship leader publicly deconverted from Christianity a number of years ago.

The Vatican’s ‘Synod on Synodality’ Is About to Begin. Here’s What to Know.

Catholic clergy and laypeople will gather at the Vatican Oct. 4-29 for the "Synod on Synodality," a summit that will discuss communion, participation and mission.

AME Bishop Silvester Beaman Named Chair of White House Council on African Engagement

African Methodist Episcopal bishop Silvester Beaman has been appointed chair of the new White House council that aims to foster dialogue between U.S. officials and African, Caribbean and African American communities.

David Platt Assures He’s Not Leaving As Church Votes To Install Mike Kelsey as Lead Pastor

This past Sunday, McLean Bible Church (MBC) held a church family meeting to vote on Mike Kelsey, their current MBC Montgomery County location pastor, to be their new lead pastor alongside David Platt.

‘The Blind’ Presents a Raw Look at Phil and Kay Robertson’s Marriage and How Jesus Saved It

"The Blind,” a new film based on the life of Phil and Kay Robertson of “Duck Dynasty,” depicts the impact of the devil on a man’s life, Phil Robertson says.

‘Inappropriate and Unconstitutional’—Auburn Football Coach Criticized for Participating in Baptisms

Less than a year into his head coaching position at Auburn University, Hugh Freeze is making headlines for more than his work on the field.

Texans Quarterback CJ Stroud Emphasizes His ‘Purpose To Spread the Gospel’ During Post-Game Presser

Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud showcased his faith during a post-game press conference after recording his first career win on Sunday (Sept. 24).

Faith-Based Resettlement Orgs Celebrate Moves To Maintain Refugee Cap

Faith-based refugee resettlement groups offered qualified praise for President Joe Biden amid news his administration plans to keep the annual refugee cap level at 125,000.

When It Comes To Preventing Abuse, Are All Churches Equal?

While experts agree that no denomination can be said to be more prone to mishandling abuse than any other, they note that a denomination’s approach often grows out of its theology regarding women and children.

Pastor Finds Pastor Appreciation Month ‘Strange’ — Can You Relate?

Pastor Appreciation Month is an opportunity for church members to show that they see and value the service of their ministry leaders. But pastor appreciation can be a source of struggle for some church leaders, as one South Carolina pastor recently shared.

Holding Up Bible After Win, UFC Fighter Says ‘Satan Has Taken Over This Earth’

UFC fighter Bryce Mitchell carried a Bible to the center of the ring and proclaimed the name of Jesus over Satan after his hand was raised in victory against Dan Ige at UFC Vegas 79.

New Film ‘What Rhymes With Reason’ Is a Powerful Resource Addressing Teen Depression, Suicide

Parents and youth leaders concerned about their teens’ mental health have a unique opportunity in the upcoming film, "What Rhymes With Reason," set to release on Oct. 10, which is World Mental Health Day.

Rebecca McLaughlin on Whether Christians Can Agree To Disagree About Same-Sex...

Dr. Rebecca McLaughlin joins “The Stetzer ChurchLeaders Podcast” to talk about how church leaders can respond to common arguments that use the Bible to affirm same-sex relationships, the “why” behind God’s design for marriage, and the “beautiful and glorious vision” Christianity has for friendship.

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