A Christian doctor, who was at risk of losing his medical license for offering to pray with and provide spiritual care to his patients, has reached a settlement with NHS England after agreeing to attend one course on "professional boundaries" with no admittance of wrongdoing.

In-N-Out: it's not just arguably America's best fast-food burger. It's also a unashamed purveyor of Good News.

Apostasy, "deconstruction," and spirituality in rejection of religion is never an option for the Christ follower. No matter what a believer experiences in the pew, he or she loves the Church and hates sin enough to make things right.

John Cooper, the frontman for the Grammy-nominated Christian rock band Skillet, said during a recent interview that listening to secular rock music doesn't conflict with his Christian faith and urged Christians not to let the devil commandeer the music God created.

Events that occurred this week in Christian history include the Battle of Tours, a recent schism within the Orthodox Church, and the first Dove Awards ceremony.

The U.S. Department of Justice has announced the arrest of 11 pro-life activists for violating federal law by blocking the entrance to an abortion clinic in Tennessee. An unsealed federal indictment charged the group with violating the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, which carries a maximum of up to 11 years in prison.

The stepbrother of music icon Elvis Presley has pulled back a veil on the side of "The King of Rock' n' Roll" that people only caught a glimpse of while the legendary artist was alive.

The West Virginia Supreme Court this week upheld the state’s Hope Scholarship Act, which gives parents money to help pay for private and faith-based schools or homeschool education if they opt to take their children out of public school.