Monthly Archive: April 2026

Amid rapidly escalating gas prices worldwide, a Tennessee church recently pumped out free gasoline for hundreds of commuters.

The word “Iran” doesn’t appear in the Bible, but the names of the peoples and empires that occupied that land are written into the biblical narrative.

A historically black megachurch in Virginia has donated more than $1 million to help pay off the debts of over 300 families in public housing.

When it comes to giving, Protestants and Catholics may be more alike than one might expect.

In a wide-ranging episode of his podcast Ask N.T. Wright Anything, New Testament scholar N.T. Wright tackled some of Christianity’s most complex theological questions, from the meaning of the Second Coming to the fate...

A Maryland pastor who said he was shot and carjacked at his home last Wednesday showed up at his pulpit full of praise and a testimony on Easter Sunday that sent his congregation into...

Evangelist Franklin Graham delivered a nationally televised Easter message from Minneapolis on Sunday, choosing a city marked by civil unrest as the setting for a 30-minute program, titled “What is Truth?” and which also...

While a majority of pastors are personally reaping benefits from the use of artificial intelligence, some remain troubled by a raft of concerns about the technology’s impact on ministry, including the displacement of pastoral...

Events from this week in Christian history include the Battle of Lake Peipus, the death of William M. Thomson and evangelist Bakht Singh arriving in Bombay.

The Gospels describe three hours of darkness from noon at the crucifixion of Jesus, prompting debate over whether this was an eclipse. This is the story …