Michael W. Smith reflects on the timeless impact of classic worship songs, the need for humility, and his hope that the movie "House of Worship" will point both weary believers and non-believers to Jesus.
Michael W. Smith reflects on the timeless impact of classic worship songs, the need for humility, and his hope that the movie "House of Worship" will point both weary believers and non-believers to Jesus.
Two regional bodies of The United Methodist Church are merging into a single entity following the COVID-19 pandemic and the denomination’s recent schism
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The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is taking a New Jersey school district to court for barring outside adult volunteer mentors after a complaint from an out-of-state atheist legal...
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Liberty was never meant to be “liberation from man’s duty to family, nation and God,” said Secretary of State Marco Rubio, pointing to the Church as one of...
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The WNBA has said there are "no immediate eligibility matters" impacting the league and denounced “bad-faith efforts” in the ongoing debate about trans-identified males competing in
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The skies above Kansas are set to be filled with worship, prayer and protesting next month
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Wemaple will be firmly committed to the public interest and democratic values.
