A group of about 20 radical Muslims recently broke up a gathering of Christians inside a home in Central Java, Indonesia, ordering them to disperse and never meet again or else face violent death.
All of us most certainly think that the Olympics is all about sports, but a chaplain from the United Kingdom has shown that the much-awaited event for athletes every four years can also be about God.
An American missionary has discovered the driving force behind the world's sex trafficking industry—the quest for love.
While athletes from all over the world compete for ephemeral glory in the ongoing Rio Olympics, a woman missionary is doing something even more glorious and definitely more long lasting—sharing the love of Christ to the people living in the drug and crime-infested slums of the Brazilian capital.
No place on earth is too remote or too forbidding not to be reached by the miraculous power of the gospel and the Holy Spirit.
She thought her "spirit guide" would improve her health and heal her high blood pressure.
When things get rough, some people turn to prayer, while some go astray and rely on drugs. Anneshia Freeman was one of those people who lost her way, but eventually found her way back to God.
Rejection, the feeling of being unwanted, is something we don't want to experience, but is usually part of our lives. What is the Christian way of dealing with the feeling of being rejected? A Christian woman with a painful past tells us how.
In Nigeria, Islamic aggression is taking on a different form, and a Roman Catholic bishop has raised concern that this is further persecution for the almost half a million Christians in the African nation.
The Chaldean Bishop of Aleppo—the Syrian city now at the center of firefights—recently lamented how armed conflict has left residents like him with a "destroyed country and destroyed families."
As a doctor in a Texas hospital, Dr. Gerry Landry, 55, knew he was having a heart attack one day at home when he felt overwhelming fatigue and crushing pain in his chest.
In this African country, even children who turn to Jesus Christ are punished as severely as adults, with their parents as the culprits.
The United States military's appeals court has upheld the bad-conduct discharge of a Christian Marine who posted Bible verses at her computer desk but was ordered to remove it.
