Christian News

Many Christians are uncomfortable with tension when it comes to life's most difficult questions—yet Christianity is full of paradoxes. And the problem of evil is perhaps the most challenging paradox of all.

Addressing the important question of abortion, Cardinal Raymond Burke concluded that anyone who defends and promotes the practice of abortion should not receive communion.

“Some say that ‘sexual abstinence outside of marriage' is identical to ‘purity culture,’” says Dr. Timothy Keller. “This is simply not the case."

After the NCAA Board of Governors released a statement supporting transgender athletes, Focus on the Family founder James Dobson criticized it as “utterly insane” and as “brutality,” not equality.

Two Christian nurses complying with a supervisor’s orders were arrested in Faisalabad, Pakistan, on Friday (April 9) after a Muslim employee attacked one of them with a knife.

Trey Falwell, the son of former Liberty University President Jerry Falwell Jr., has left the school, vacating his post as vice president of university operations roughly eight months after his father resigned in the wake of scandal.

Mark Driscoll is concerned that churches are still closed. "100 percent of people are infected with sin and will die because of sin," he says, "and the only remedy for them is Jesus Christ."

The Rev. Cecil Richards is working with members of his Kingstown Baptist Church to help feed people in St. Vincent who have been evacuated due to the volcanic eruption on the island nation.