Yes, Pastor Stanley let’s preach the Sermon on the Mount

Once again, Pastor Andy Stanley has sparked a major controversy in the Church by writing that, “The Ten Commandments are from the old covenant” and do not “apply” to Christians today.

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Chick-fil-A opens Sunday to fulfill birthday wish of boy with autism, cerebral palsy

A Chick-fil-A in Alabama fulfilled the birthday wish of a 14-year-old boy with autism by opening on Sunday — a day the restaurant is normally closed — so the teen could work the drive-thru.

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More state-level pro-life laws being enacted thanks to female Republicans

One encouraging development for the pro-life movement is the significant increase in the number of pro-life laws being enacted at the state level.

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6 in 10 Americans want Roe v. Wade changed to allow abortion restrictions: poll

More than six in 10 Americans say they want the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark abortion ruling Roe v. Wade to be reinterpreted to allow additional restrictions on abortion, a new survey has found.

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Lysa TerKeurst shares moment she knew her struggling marriage 'turned a corner,' offers wisdom for couples

Proverbs 31 Ministries President Lysa TerKeurst reflected on the day she knew her struggling marriage had “turned a corner” and would survive and shared powerful advice for others in a similar situation.

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Democratic National Committee drops partnership with Women’s March

The Democratic National Committee has dropped its partnership in the Women’s March over anti-Semitism concerns, according to a Democratic source.

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Anglican ambassador to Vatican says he never denied Jesus' bodily resurrection

The newly appointed Anglican ambassador to the Vatican has strongly denied ever questioning that Jesus rose from the dead, despite criticism coming from the Church of England.

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Evangelical group offers proposal to end gov't shutdown in letters to Trump, Congress

An evangelical group that seeks to promote immigration reform has called upon President Donald Trump and Congress to end the government shutdown through what it described as a “Bipartisan Immigration Compromise.”

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GOP leader removes Rep. Steve King from committee assignments after racist remarks

Congressional Republicans are speaking out against one of their colleagues, Steve King, saying he exemplifies why some continue thinking conservatives do not take racism seriously, amid a growing Congressional push to censure him.

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