A former football hooligan from London who lived a turbulent youth has become a follower of Jesus Christ, thanks to a Roman Catholic lay community founded by an ex-gangster.
Hundreds of people gathered at an auditorium in the U.S. state of Washington on Tuesday last week to express their support for a Christian grandmother and florist who has filed an appeal at the state's Supreme Court concerning the fine imposed on her by a lower court for refusing to provide services to a gay couple during their wedding because of her faith.
An evangelical Christian humanitarian aid group is continuing its annual Christmas drive to help poor children around the world, despite opposition from a secular organisation.
Their "weapons" are their prayers. Their biggest ally and protector? No less than God Himself.
They're not telling the whole story. People are being told by the media that Muslim refugees are flooding Europe, that they are committing ugly crimes, and that Islamic State (ISIS) terrorists have infiltrated their ranks with assigned missions to sow death and destruction on the West, with the ultimate goal of taking over the continent and then the world.
Gospel singer Tony Davis was shot five times and died, his heart shutting down. But half an hour later, to the doctors' utter shock, he opened his eyes. He's alive again! And that was just one of three miracles that happened to him.
Three Christian men from Iran who converted from Islam were recently found guilty of blasphemy for receiving Holy Communion wine. They were sentenced to 80 lashes each by a Muslim Sharia court.
A high school football coach from Pennsylvania has been forced to stop his longstanding practice of leading prayers with his teams before sporting events after he became the subject of a complaint from an atheist group.
Not even the torching of their churches could stop Christians in Indonesia from holding services to worship God—even if they have to do it in tents or in the forest.
New York City, known as the Big Apple, is seeing a big change—a religious transformation that's seeing more Christian communities and leaders rising and flourishing.
One minute before he could complete his deal with the devil, Daniel Urrutia came to his senses.
Three Christian men from Azerbaijan have finally been released after months of being imprisoned in Iran following their arrest and conviction for attending a marriage ceremony, which authorities perceived to be a public display of faith, but they are still in need of prayers from their fellow faithful.
The Christian county clerk from Kentucky who made national headlines and sparked a debate across the country after refusing to issue marriage licences to homosexuals is facing a new legal challenge, which can force her to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for standing up to her faith.
