The daughter of the late Evangelist Billy Graham, Anne Graham Lotz, told a gathering of Christian conservatives Thursday about the importance of looking to God and remembering He is the ultimate authority, even in what she perceives to be a "crisis" in our nation.

A college at Cambridge University has canceled an event for young Christian professionals, saying that the values of the organizers, who do not support same-sex marriage, are "not compatible with the values of the college," the group’s lawyers told the High Court this week.

False teachers add to Scripture to control the behavior of others. The motive is often power. Other false teachers will remove from Scripture to live as they want and participate in otherwise prohibited behavior.

Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the ordination of the first African American Episcopal priest, a gathering of Catholics opposed to papal infallibility, and the reported beginning of Padre Pio’s stigmata.

Ahead of the annual International Day of Prayer for Persecuted Christians, Voice of the Martyrs ministry has released resources to help churches pray for the hundreds of millions of believers facing threats of violence or being killed because of their faith.

More than 40% of Americans believe that the Emmys and other award shows are "meaningless," according to a new poll.

While India’s Christian minority continues to fear for its safety amid rising attacks, another state, Karnataka, has passed a controversial "anti-conversion" bill, which has routinely been used as a pretext for anti-Christian violence in several other states.

Is maternal instinct merely a religious and social construct of a bygone era? That’s the inference of a New York Times editorial from journalist and author Chelsea Conaboy.