The United Methodist Church continues to experience the impact of its ongoing schism over homosexuality, with the Holston Conference in Tennessee approving the departure of 264 churches from the denomination on Saturday. This comes after the loss of over 1,800 congregations last year.

The grandson of Charles Stanley is reflecting on how his grandfather's words saved him from suicide and how the late pastor's lifelong faithfulness to the Gospel served as a source of solace throughout his turbulent life.

What happens when a chatbot claims to have faith in God?

Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the election of Pope Nicholas I, John Milton selling the rights to "Paradise Lost," and Saint Joan of Arc relieving Orleans.

Granger Smith says self-idolatry led him to walk away from his Country music stardom in order to pursue God.

"Why is Pride Month celebrated in June yearly, but practicing Christians don't have their own month to celebrate their faith?" This is the question that Penny Nance, CEO and President of the advocacy group Concerned Women for America and a practicing Christian, has pondered for many years.

The reason why there is moral decay in our nations and societies today is that the salt of the earth has largely lost its saltiness.

There is something about Cuba. I found myself in the capital of Havana four years after my last and only visit to the island, which has been under communist rule since the Cuban Revolution in the 1950s. The difference between then and now was very noticeable.

The 34th annual National Capitol Bible Reading Marathon will kick off on Saturday, marking the first time the event has taken place at the U.S. Capitol complex since the COVID-19 pandemic.

A global gathering of conservative Anglicans has called for a "resetting" of the worldwide Anglican Communion after the Church of England voted to approve the blessing of same-sex couples.