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Max Lucado: You'll get through this — whatever mess you're facing God will use for good

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ChristianityAugust 2

Max Lucado: You'll get through this — whatever mess you're facing God will use for good

Don’t forget what I told my friend in the grocery store – “You'll get through this. It won't be painless. It won't be quick. But God will use this mess for good."

Pope Francis' planned Iraq trip sparks security, health fears

Pope Francis3 days ago

Pope Francis' planned Iraq trip sparks security, health fears

On Friday, Pope Francis heads to a country where ISIS tried its best to wipe Christians out altogether not so long ago. Add to the formidable pressure of lifting spirits in a war-torn country, there is a very real terrorist threat. And a raging pandemic.

Supreme Court blocks a California ban on indoor church services

Supreme Court6 days ago

Supreme Court blocks a California ban on indoor church services

The U.S. Supreme Court handed California churches another victory Friday, granting injunctive relief to a group that had sued over coronavirus lockdown rules that banned indoor services.

Reporter's Notebook: Chicago pastor turns gangsters' lives around with stunning compassion

ChicagoFebruary 25

Reporter's Notebook: Chicago pastor turns gangsters' lives around with stunning compassion

Varney and Varmah Voker, known as the "Bentley Twins," joined the Black Disciples and become two of the most legendary gangsters -- until they met Pastor Corey Brooks

AOC goes vegetarian for Lent to honor colleague’s late son

Alexandria Ocasio-CortezFebruary 18

AOC goes vegetarian for Lent to honor colleague’s late son

Democratic New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is giving up meat for Lent in honor of Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin’s late son – an outspoken vegan and animal lover who died on New Year’s Eve. He was 25.

Survey: Black Americans attend church and pray more often

RELIGIONFebruary 16

Survey: Black Americans attend church and pray more often

Black Americans attend church more regularly than Americans overall, and pray more often. Most attend churches that are predominantly Black, yet many would like those congregations to become racially diverse.

US Catholic school enrollment suffers largest single-year decline in five decades, statistics show

Roman CatholicFebruary 8

US Catholic school enrollment suffers largest single-year decline in five decades, statistics show

Enrollment in Roman Catholic schools in the United States dropped 6.4% from the previous academic year amid the pandemic and economic stresses -- the largest single-year decline in at least five decades, Catholic education officials reported Monday.

West Virginia city's evangelical Christians torn over religion's role in politics

West VirginiaFebruary 8

West Virginia city's evangelical Christians torn over religion's role in politics

Three West Virginia churches have much in common. All of them condemn the desecration of the Capitol and pray for a way to find common ground. But they diverge on a central issue: What is the role of evangelical Christianity in America's divisive politics?

Black History Month: Bishop TD Jakes credits faith, African American identity for global success

FaithFebruary 5

Black History Month: Bishop TD Jakes credits faith, African American identity for global success

Bishop T.D. Jakes is a phenomenon of biblical proportions. A dynamic preacher with a bellowing voice who Time Magazine called in 2001, "America's Best Preacher." His ministry is based out of the 30,000-member Potter's House in Dallas, where it has reached millions around the world.

Bishop TD Jakes credits faith, African American identity for success

VIDEOFebruary 5

Bishop TD Jakes credits faith, African American identity for success

A Black History Month profile of the world-renowned preacher.

Biden addresses National Prayer Breakfast, says 'we must defeat political extremism'

White HouseFebruary 4

Biden addresses National Prayer Breakfast, says 'we must defeat political extremism'

President Biden addressed the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, saying the country needs to "defeat political extremism" and rely on "faith to guide us out of the darkness and into the light" amid the coronavirus pandemic.