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The founder of a Texas watchdog organization that monitors television evangelists across the U.S. says many of the donors who give their money to self-appointed "faith healers" are in desperate situations. He is concerned that many of these people...

I met a woman at a hot dog stand today who told me she loves to listen to Joel Osteen. "He speaks to my heart." John Armstrong encouraged his readers to pray for Joel Osteen, and I am happy to join him in that request. God has given him an...

The great Allen Toussaint wrote a song--made famous by Bonnie Raitt--that woefully considers the sad, but necessary, lengths we sometimes go to in the name of “success.” But what does God’s Word have to say about it?

I am thankful for His grace that saved me from ruining my life by pursuing my dream.

Evangelist Anne Graham Lotz, the daughter of the late evangelist Billy Graham, is urging Christians to look to God as the ultimate authority despite the decline in morals across the nation.

Recently a Christian educator was talking about the FCC outlawing loud television commercials.

The preacher isn’t called to give his opinion on anything. He is called to say what God says.

What does it take to produce the first-ever papal high-five? A meeting with American televangelists, apparently.

Debt or financial problems can be a struggle, but they cal also inspire trust, faith, peace, and discernment. The Bible tells us that God is not just interested in how to solve our financial problems, but also in doing something more mysterious.

Anxiety is a huge struggle for Christians and non-Christians alike.

Presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump met with a group of Christian leaders on Tuesday and gained more support from evangelicals, but Hispanic Christians still have their doubts.

Fans and followers of the Christian music duo Shane & Shane are expressing concern about the musical group's association with Bethel Music.In a Facebook post on July 5, Shane & Shane announced they are performing at the October 23 Worship...

British comedian John Oliver recently created a mock church to satirize how easy it is to create a tax-exempt entity, and reports that the institution he created has received actual donations.