The FBI and Texas authorities resolved an hourslong hostage situation at a Dallas-Fort Worth area synagogue late Saturday after they killed an armed man who stormed the Jewish place of worship on the Sabbath and held four hostages, including a rabbi, reportedly demanding the release of a convicted terrorist whom U.S. officials once described as the “most wanted woman in the world.”

This week marks the anniversary of the Hampton Court Conference, Zurich holding a debate over infant baptism, and the death of an early church saint who pioneered organized monasticism.

Largely overlooked in Paris, a city full of landmarks and other sights popular with tourists, is the grave of the Marquis de Lafayette.

What's the real story about violence in Chicago? How are individuals and families impacted? What are Christians doing to curb the problem? These are just some of the questions Christian Post reporter Michael Gryboski answers in this important episode of "The Christian Post Podcast." Be sure to subscribe to the show on your favorite platforms: https://edifi.app/podcasts/the-christian-post-podcast-26313/ "The Christian Post Podcast" takes you behind the headlines of the biggest faith, cu

Believer, check your heart with the Lord. If you are asking for a mentor (or anything else, really), ask yourself, why? Ask yourself, are you at a place where if the Lord said, “No” you will still believe you’ve gained in this life simply because you have Him?

The United States and several other countries are advising Olympic athletes who'll be competing in the 2022 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games in China to use disposable or “burner” phones and not their own devices due to the communist government’s possible surveillance.

Eric Metaxas on why atheism is entirely incompatible with science