election 2020

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.

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.

Faith leaders hit the polling places in droves to offer prayer, protection, and a bit of humanity on this contentious Election Day in America.

Dr. Tony Evans continues his series on Kingdom voting, emphasizing that if Jesus is truly Lord of our lives, no political system will be able to divide us. In fact, what will happen is quite the opposite.

President Donald Trump, former Vice President Joe Biden, their running mates and other supporters made last minute campaign stops in key states this weekend. A few of those stops were at churches and among people of faith.

The year 2020—already one for the record books—makes history again on Tuesday, as American voters choose their next president. During the run-up to the...

Senate Judiciary Committee Republicans powered past a Democratic boycott Thursday to advance Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court nomination to the full Senate, keeping President Donald Trump's pick on track for confirmation before the Nov. 3 election.

On Tuesday, presidential candidate Kanye West released a new 82-second campaign ad just 22 days before the election. The commercial extolled West’s less than 2-year-old Christian...