- Pastor Goes to Jail for Hosting Home Bible Study; Starts 60-Day Sentence Today
- Egypt's Government Planning to Destroy the Great Pyramids?
- Richard Dawkins Calls Church's Tax-Exempt Status a 'Disgrace'
- Katie Holmes Returns to Catholic Church After Divorce From Scientologist Tom Cruise?
- Singapore Pastor Kong Hee Seeks God's Strength After Fraud Charges
- Jesus Was Not Born Again in Hell
- Tim Keller Responds to Claims That the Bible Is 'Inconsistent'
- Megachurch Pastor: How to Biblically Conquer Insecurity
- Joel Osteen Puts His Popularity Down to 'Reaching the Unchurched'
- Google Pushes Gay Agenda Worldwide With 'Legalize Love' Campaign
- Atheist Calls Out Pastor on Gays Can Go to Heaven Comments
- Understanding and Dealing With a Dysfunctional Family
- Black Women More Religious Than Other Groups, Poll Finds
- Internet Evangelist Says 200,000 Promise to Write in Jesus for President
- Free Slurpee Day Offered at 7-Eleven Today
- Episcopal Church Clears Way for Transgender Ministers
- US Defense Department Censoring Opposition to Military's Gay Policy?
- Couple Charged After Baby in Carry-On Luggage Goes Through X-Ray (PHOTO)
- Interview: Evangelical Scholar on Honoring God in Politics
- What Would Obama's Second Term Look Like?
- Tim Tebow Holds Giveaway for Twitter Followers
- Fantasia Barrino Breaks Down, Says Jesus the Only One Who Will Never Leave
- 12 Lessons of Fatherhood
- Evangelical Calls on Alan Chambers to Step Down Over 'Gays Can Go to Heaven' Remarks
- Planned Parenthood Collected $28M in Medicaid Fraud, Says Former Iowa Director
- Poll: Majority Think Obama Made Country Worse; 1 in 5 Democrats Agree
- PCUSA Rejects Attempt to Reinstate Ban on Gay Clergy
- Unemployment Benefit Mispayments Top $14 Billion
- Dozens Killed in Attacks on Christian Villages in Nigeria
- Cults in Culture: Scientology – A Fictional Route to Happiness (Part 4)
- Pastor Goes to Jail for Hosting Home Bible Study; Starts 60-Day Sentence Today
Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Repeal Birth Control Mandate for Religious Employers
Representatives Jim Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.) and Diane Black (R-Tenn.) introduced legislation Tuesday that would limit the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) requirement that employers provide coverage for contraception, sterilization and some abortifacient drugs. The bill would prevent the government from penalizing religious employers who choose not to follow the mandate due to the teachings of their faith.
Persecution Watchdog Group Urges Christians to Pray During Ramadan
The persecution watchdog group Open Doors USA plans to launch a prayer campaign to coincide with Ramadan, the month of fasting in the Islamic calendar, next week.
We Could Use Some Rest: Busyness and Angst
By Eric Metaxas
The busyness being complained about is "almost always...self-imposed: work and obligations they've taken on voluntarily, classes and activities they've 'encouraged' their kids to participate in."
INTERVIEW
Ed Stetzer on The Gospel Project, Why Knowing More Means Being Mission-Driven
By Katherine T. Phan