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A member of President Trump’s Evangelical Advisory Board is urging Christian Trump supporters to reject conspiracies and stop “spreading fear.”

Christian leaders are denouncing a Kentucky megachurch pastor who prayed for ill will to come upon those whom he claims "stole the election" from President Trump.

Congressman Adam Kinzinger issued an apology to megachurch Pastor Robert Jeffress after he wrong asserted that Jeffress helped to perpetuate claims that the 2020 presidential election was stolen.

According to a new LifeWay Research survey, in 2020 fewer pastors than in 2016 thought that their church congregants would be open to hearing a sermon on racial reconciliation.

In a recent statement, the newly elected Senator from Georgia, Raphael Warnock, asserted that his win was offers a "glimpse of God's vision for a more inclusive humanity."

An Alabama woman has been arrested after she turned herself in for the murder and attempted murder of a local pastor and his wife.

Recently, I was asked how we should respond to cases when a Christian leader or teacher is caught in sexual misconduct. Is it possible to separate the good that they’ve done and the truth they’ve taught, the person and their sin? And, what about when the perpetrator is gone and has no further opportunity to acknowledge his sins, repent, and seek forgiveness? On a Christian worldview analysis level, to borrow a phrase popularized by Christian educator Arthur Holmes, it is important to remember that “all truth is God’s truth.” In other words, if Ravi Zacharias ever said anything true in his life, and of course he did, he was not its source but only its medium. Any truth – all truth – comes ultimately from God, outside of time or place or context.

One Michigan woman is defending her pastor after some claimed that he attributed her husband's death from COVID-19 to his lack of faith.

In recently released audio recordings, a former business partner of Ravi Zacharias' details the late apologist's apparent sexual misdeeds.

Reed Bogard and his wife, Jess, the lead pastors of Hillsong Dallas church, have announced that they are leaving the church.