Why attend a church that revises its teachings to comport with the demands of the culture? If Christianity is merely about believing in a Christ Who comforts but never convicts, being nice to people, and listening to sermons that elevate emotion but starve the soul, why bother?

It’s safe to say there’s not much that hasn’t changed since 1990 — and that goes for SoCal Harvest.

Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the exile of Dante, the trial of Anne Hutchinson, and the release of the novel Ben-Hur.

A new study reveals that less than one-third of Americans believe the Bible should serve as the foundation for determining right and wrong, even as most people express support for traditional moral values.

A Chicago pastor and his wife hosted the National Prayer Altar service this week, calling for Americans to set aside political or theological divides to unite before God as the midterm elections approach.

A bishop in the Church of England has released an essay arguing that clergy within the denomination should be allowed to bless same-sex unions.

Pro-life groups and individuals have faced an astronomically higher number of incidents of violence than their pro-abortion counterparts since the leak of the U.S. Supreme Court’s draft decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization and subsequent ruling that the U.S. Constitution does not contain a right to abortion, according to a new report.

Fairly or not most state capitals seem to be backwaters. Baton Rouge, the capital of Louisiana, is an exception. While overshadowed by much-larger New Orleans, Louisiana’s capital is very much a destination in its own right as I found out during a recent visit.