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Investigators are piecing together information about Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old man accused of fatally shooting Christian conservative activist Charlie Kirk. Here are five things we know about Robinson.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton dismissed a Daily Mail report Monday alleging he had an affair with an aspiring Christian influencer.
After a night of heavy bombardment in Gaza City, the IDF has commenced the ground incursion of Operation Gideon’s Chariots II, as Israeli tanks were reported in the heart of the city.
Pastor Allen Jackson is no stranger to the impact that unseen spiritual influences can have in our lives. In his latest book, Angels, Demons, and You, Jackson explores what the Bible has to say about their roles in our lives.
Thousands of mourners, including White House cabinet officials and more than 80 members of Congress, packed the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on Sunday to pay their respects to Charlie Kirk.
"Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling has opened up about her religious beliefs and acknowledged that she has a "God-shaped vacuum" in her heart that she could take to the grave.
With the help of former students and a locksmith, three elderly nuns in Austria have returned to their former convent after leaving a Catholic care home where they say they were placed against their will.
Jim Cymbala, the senior pastor of the multi-racial Brooklyn Tabernacle, condemned the assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk as an act of hate on Sunday and rebuked Christians who have been celebrating his death as anti-Christian.
Artificial intelligence is transforming our world at an unprecedented rate, but what does this mean for Christians, morality and human flourishing? Billy Hallowell sits down with The Christian Post's Brandon Showalter to unpack the promises and perils of AI.
Country music singer John Rich has claimed Pastor Joel Osteen of not preaching about the End Times from Matthew 24 like the late evangelist Billy Graham because he doesn’t want to make his congregation uncomfortable.
The stadium funeral for Christian conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was assassinated last Wednesday at the age of 31, has been scheduled as federal agents continue their investigation with the cooperation of a trans-identified roommate of the alleged killer.
Grammy Award-winning artist Michael Winans Sr. opens up about his family's legacy and how it inspired “Scroll of the Winans: A Journey with Asher and Isaiah,” a new animated series.
While Hamas attempts to prevent residents of Gaza City from evacuating the city, as instructed by the IDF, the terror group’s leaders are scrambling to get their own families out of the enclave, COGAT revealed in a post on Sunday.
Pastor and social activist Frederick D. Haynes III, who leads the Friendship-West Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas, has taken a temporary break from his pulpit following a recent undisclosed medical diagnosis for which he is expected to undergo surgery.
A federal grand jury has indicted the Georgia-based leader of a multi-location church and seminary and others for their part in allegedly defrauding U.S. taxpayers and veterans of over $26 million.
An appeals court panel has ruled that the Trump administration can prevent Planned Parenthood Federation of America from receiving Medicaid funding, overturning a lower court decision.
CCM artist Forrest Frank said he “doesn’t care” that 30,000 people unfollowed him after he posted a clip about late conservative activist Charlie Kirk, and publicly repented for the ways he’s used his platform as a “lukewarm highlight reel.”
Jay Truax and Tommy Coomes were on the frontlines of the Jesus Movement of the 1960s, and more than five decades later, the two surviving co-founders of the band LoveSong believe the time is “ripe” for another one.
The plight of Armenian Christian families forced from their ancestral homeland in 2023 has fallen on many deaf ears in the last two years, but organizations are hoping to mobilize Evangelical Christians in the U.S. to help their suffering brothers and sisters in Christ.
The plight of Armenian Christian families forced from their ancestral homeland in 2023 has fallen on many deaf ears in the last two years, but organizations are hoping to mobilize Evangelical Christians in the U.S. to help their suffering brothers and sisters in Christ.
