Maina Mwaura

In this remarkable exclusive interview, pastor Ed Young tells CrosswalkHeadlines how the experience of catching and tagging a Great White shark has been a gift from God in working through grief following the loss of his daughter.

When Janette Oke started writing in her forties, Christian publishing companies weren't yet printing fiction books. But Oke knew the mission and purpose God called her to, which may also explain why she doesn’t see herself slowing down in her later years...

Setting the tone seems to be something Willie Robertson knows he embodies.

Chapman is also aware that with the influence of the book - which he describes as one of the easiest books out of the fifty that he has written - there are critics, and he's fine with that.

As Ukraine approached its two-year anniversary of war with Russia, Andrew Moroz, a Ukrainian-born American pastor from Lynchburg, Virginia gave ChristianHeadlines a firsthand account of his travels to Ukraine.

As Chuck settles into our conversation on race, he’s assured that God has more than called him into the space. He’s also assured that he has not been called to do it alone...

In a day and time in which the American people say they want their politicians to be courageous, Lankford was exactly that courageous in standing up and telling the truth along with being able to confront Former President Trump, who many in the party fear and are willing to back down because of any comment that he may make against an issue.

Dr. Brian Williams’ entire life changed in the summer of 2016 as a trauma surgeon working in Dallas, Texas. Williams, who has spent his entire life in medicine taking care of people, saw his life take a turn when five Dallas police officers were gunned down that evening on the streets of downtown.

In an interview with Erick Erickson, the fair columnist shares how his faith informs his job, how he shares his political opinions, and how he treats both political sides with understanding and love.

When Dr. Darren Whitehead started Church of the City in 2013, the culture was different when it came to technology, and how the culture even responded to it was different. Whitehead believes that over the last few years, people have begun to mindlessly use technology to numb their pain. Just like they do by consuming food that’s not good for them.