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James MacDonald Unleashes Vitriol Against Journalist, Calling Her a Liar, Sl** and Apostate

James MacDonald, the former megachurch pastor who’s been embroiled in scandal and controversy for several years, is lashing out against independent journalist Julie Roys.

UPDATE: Well-Known Christian Baker Charged With Violating Colorado’s Anti-Discrimination Law

The well-known Christian baker, Jack Phillips of Masterpiece Cake Shop, was back in court this time for refusing to make a cake for a person celebrating their gender transition.

UPDATE: Supreme Court Sides With Christian Foster Care Agency in Dispute Involving Gay Couples

In a 9-0 decision, the Supreme Court has ruled in favor of Catholic Social Services (CSS) after the city of Philadelphia suspended foster care referrals to CSS because the agency refused to work with same-sex couples.

‘We Did It!’—Abuse Survivors Win Victory in SBC Executive Committee Investigation

The news comes after Mike Stone, one of the EC members accused of mishandling sexual abuse allegations, lost the SBC presidential race—and had a controversial exchange with survivor Hannah-Kate Williams. 

‘Wokeness & the Gospel’ Conference Draws Accusations of ‘Harmful Rhetoric’

Last weekend at Denton Bible Church in Denton, Texas, hundreds gathered to discuss a hot-button topic: “wokeness” and the church.

Done With Religion? It May Not Be Done With You

Religion influences morals and values and shapes the way people think about and respond to the world. So what happens when the religious say they're done with religion?

New SBC President Ed Litton Talks About CRT, Women in Leadership, and Sexual Abuse in Press Conference

Pastor Ed Litton narrowly edged out Pastor Mike Stone to become the new President of the SBC. Litton addressed the issues regarding CRT, women leadership, and sexual abuse within the SBC at his press conference.

Gavel Named for Slaveholder Replaced With One Recalling Missionary at SBC Meeting

Traditionally, Southern Baptists open the annual meeting with the banging of the Broadus gavel, named for John A. Broadus, a founding faculty member of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary who was also a slaveholder and a believer in white superiority.