On Saturday, best-selling Christian author Lysa TerKeurst announced that she and her husband, Art, will be divorcing after nearly three decades of marriage.

An Oklahoma pastor recently shared that a man came to Christ after discovering a Bible he lost 15 years ago.

Two-time Olympic medalist Erika Brown is taking a stand against transgender athletes, saying, “it’s time to start standing up for women’s sports” and change the rules so that only biological women can compete in women’s events.

Evangelist Anne Graham Lotz, the daughter of the late evangelist Billy Graham, is asking for prayers after her daughter, Rachel-Ruth, suffered two heart attacks over the weekend.

Religious conservative parents are more successful than liberal or moderate parents in passing their faith to their children, partially because they are more likely to discuss and promote their faith in the home, according to new research.

Parents at an Illinois elementary school are expressing concern after the local school board approved a new extracurricular club for children that will be led by members of The Satanic Temple and held in school facilities.

Natalie Grant’s rendition of the National Anthem during Monday’s college football championship game led to widespread acclamation – as well as trending searches on Google and Twitter from viewers who wanted to know more about her.

Muslim extremists in eastern Uganda beat a widow and her 16-year-old daughter unconscious on Dec. 30, leaving the girl unable to walk a year after killing her father, sources said.

Financial expert Dave Ramsey says Christians who own property as landlords should not feel guilty about raising rental prices – provided they aren't overcharging, and they work with tenants in difficult situations.

On New Year’s Day, 43 congregations of the Reformed Church in America split from the national denomination, one of the oldest Protestant bodies in the United States, in part over theological differences regarding same-sex marriage and the ordination of LGBTQ clergy. The departure of the theologically conservative congregations to the new group, the Alliance of Reformed Churches, leaves some who remain in the RCA concerned for the denomination’s survival.