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White evangelicals supported President Trump at the ballot box once again this year. Other people of faith held steady to their political convictions as well, voting almost the same way they did in 2016.

“No American should be willing to allow for [election fraud] to happen,” Albert Mohler told his audience. If there is credible evidence of any effort to commit voter fraud “then that needs to be identified and investigated.”

A day after Hillsong East Coast announced it was terminating the employment of its lead pastor, Carl Lentz, the pastor himself made a personal announcement on his Instagram account.

The state of Louisiana has passed an amendment to its constitution, sponsored by State Sen. Katrina Jackson, explicitly saying it does not support any inherent right to or funding for abortion.

Liberty University removed videos of evangelical author and speaker John Piper from its website after the well-known pastor wrote a blog post that was seen as critical of President Donald Trump.

Holden Matthews pleaded guilty to three counts of arson of a religious building. Matthews was sentenced Monday to 25 years in prison and ordered to pay the churches $2.6 million.

Citing "leadership issues and breaches of trust, plus a recent revelation of moral failures," Hillsong Church Global Senior Pastor Brian Houston said the decision to fire Carl Lentz was not made lightly.

In elections past, several leaders were quick to echo a message that essentially said “Don’t worry—God is still on his throne,” but after the hardships and divisiveness our culture has experienced, especially this year, that platitude feels a little hollow for many.