Lucinda Borkett-Jones
World leaders will be judged by God for their care for the environment, says Pope Francis
Pope Francis said yesterday that the "powerful of the Earth" should be reminded that they will one day answer to God for their care for the environment and use of the Earth's resources.
Deserts are getting bigger, which means people are going hungrier
The climate is changing, which means deserts are growing, which means food supplies are shrinking, which means people are going hungry. It's simple really, says Lucinda Borkett-Jones.
Obama and the Catholic Church: How Pope Francis has changed the conversation
President Obama praised the Pope's role in challenging society about caring for the poor, at a Poverty Summit in Washington yesterday.
Who are the Christian Left in America?
As Republican presidential candidates go out of their way to talk about and attend Christian events in order to appeal to the Christian right, there is a lingering question: what about the Christian left?
Denzel Washington's number one tip for successful living: 'put God first in everything'
Denzel Washington told graduating students to "put God first in everything" in his commencement address at Dillard University in New Orleans on Saturday.
Sex traffickers prey on vulnerable Nepali girls in aftermath of earthquake
Thousands of women and children affected by Nepal's devastating earthquake are now at risk from sex traffickers, aid workers have warned.
Pope Francis makes me want to go back to church, says Castro
Cuban President Raul Castro said on Sunday that Pope Francis' wisdom and modesty was making him think about returning to the Catholic faith.
Jeb Bush praises 'daring, untamed' Christian faith, defends religious freedom
Prospective presidential candidate Jeb Bush defended the place of Christian values in society during his commencement address at Liberty University on Saturday.
Musician Jenn Bostic: 'If I didn't have God in my life I don't think I'd be in this industry'
Christian singer-songwriter Jenn Bostic shares about the highs and lows of a career in the music industry.
Election 2015: How the Christian candidates fared
While some Christian politicians are celebrating election victory, others are inevitably dealing with a more difficult outcome.
5 unremarkable things that stop people dying from hunger
5 unremarkable things that stop people dying from hunger
How to cope when life doesn't work out as you planned
Your faith doesn't have to go pear shaped when life hands you lemons.
NBA MVP Stephen Curry's acceptance speech: 'I'm God's humble servant'
Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry was awarded the 2014-2015 Kia NBA Most Valuable Player award on Monday, and his acceptance speech was full of thankfulness to God.
TD Jakes: 'The Church must embody the very definition of unity'
Megachurch pastor Bishop TD Jakes has called on the Church in America to embrace multiculturalism and "embody the very definition of unity".
'There is great fear in the air': What's happening in Burundi?
Riots have erupted in Burundi's capital over the president's decision to stand for a third electoral term, raising fears that violence could become ethnicised.
Rick Warren's 'The Daniel Plan' named Christian Book of the Year
Saddleback pastor Rick Warren's weight loss book The Daniel Plan: 40 days to a healthier life, co-written with doctors Daniel Amen and Mark Hyman, was named the Christian Book of the Year at an award ceremony in Nashville, Tennessee last night.