African-Americans have higher levels of Bible engagement and are more concerned about the decline in morality than the general U.S. population, a recent study has found.
Former LGBT-identified persons say God is moving in remarkable ways in the midst of cultural confusion surrounding sexuality and the misinformation pushed in films like "Boy Erased."
A lesbian couple from Texas reportedly carried the same baby in what is believed to be a "medical first" through reciprocal in-vitro fertilization.
Despite good intentions, the teaching of intersectionality in an increasingly polarized society is leading to angry anti-white, anti-male sentiments, warns Jonathan Haidt, a Jewish, atheist professor of social psychology at New York University whose scholarship is celebrated by many conservative ...
An New York-based actress named "Lisa" reached out to other women in order to exchange her and her husband's own embryo for another because she wants a boy and not a girl.
An evangelical professor has filed a lawsuit against his employer, Shawnee State University in Ohio, stating that he is being pressured into using feminine pronouns for a transgender student.
A new survey on vocation suggests that in the workplace Christians hold to high standards of professional integrity.
A California-based philanthropy founded in 1953 has donated more than a half million dollars in grants to projects meant to undermine the religious freedom arguments of Jack Phillips.
Influential theologian and pastor Eugene Peterson, author of The Message, passed to his heavenly reward on the morning of October 22nd, but not without an encounter with heaven immediately before his home-going.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his wife were heckled at a restaurant in Kentucky in what many see as further evidence of rising political incivility in the United States.
The Trump administration has expressed its support for the recent decision by the Orthodox Church to create an independent church for the Ukraine, despite opposition from the Russian Church.
Greg Laurie's early years were characterized by a lack of faith, drugs and generally moving in the "wrong direction."