Christians who lose money, standing, or their ministries rather than betray their conscience aren't dying for their faith. But they may be living out a real, if bloodless, martyrdom.
Christians who lose money, standing, or their ministries rather than betray their conscience aren't dying for their faith. But they may be living out a real, if bloodless, martyrdom.
Reports of rising exorcism demand raise an old question in new clothes: is Satan attacking more, or are more people simply searching for spiritual answers to mental and...
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Mike Huckabee, the US ambassador to Israel, rejected claims made in a Wall Street Journal report that attacks on Christians are rising in Israel, saying he has lived...
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The US Senate confirmed the nomination of Todd Blanche for attorney general in a narrow vote, after he received pushback from secular groups for saying he believes “God"...
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Events from this week in Christian history include the death of John Gano, the conversion of Bud Robinson and the ordination of Martin Spalding
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Pope Leo XIV, who spent more than two decades as a missionary and bishop in Peru before his election, has pointed to the country's modern martyrs as examples...
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