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Televangelist Kenneth Copeland recently shared a story of how a dying man gave a Bentley with a Breitling clock as a seed offering in exchange for divine healing from illness yet passed away. Last Monday at the Kenneth Copeland Ministries’...

Halloween is October 31, and many Christians are wondering how and if they should celebrate the holiday.

Every Halloween, Christians face the question: celebrate or avoid it? The key is to approach it with wisdom rooted in biblical values, focusing on virtues like truth, beauty, and purity. Instead of simply dismissing Halloween as dark or embracing...

Both sides pledged to disavow bitter historic denunciations in a historic three-day meeting. The talks concluded with a joint statement in which they pledged to continue working toward a theological agreement on three major issues.

A California pediatrician reportedly refused to treat a baby girl because her mother had tattoos. The doctor said, says “his Christian faith has inspired him to enforce certain standards in his medical practice, and that means no tattoos, no body...

Is it too late for America? As long as there’s God, there’s hope!

Christians should not seek out further revelation from God. There is no need to look out for visions, signs, numbers, or events to receive guidance from God. He speaks through His Word, which is completely inspired and true.

But, one of the most important thing that I learned in seminary about myself was that I don’t know everything. The more I learned the more I realized that I had so much more to learn. As one friend put it, “the more I learn, the dumber I feel.”

The countdown to Christmas is tick-tocking away, but have you ever wondered about the fascinating history behind Santa Claus, a real Christian hero?

Paul’s instructions in Philippians 4 should guide our celebrations. Christians should think about “whatever is true, honorable, just, pure, lovely, and commendable.” 

The Church needs to know what it believes, why it believes it -- and why it matters.