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Skeptics demand proof after megachurch pastor claims prayer regrew woman’s amputated toes
A Missouri megachurch is facing criticism and demands for evidence after reporting an alleged miracle in which a woman's amputated toes were said to have regrown after a prayer session.
Larry Elder talks presidential run, fatherless epidemic, school choice and the '11th Commandment'
On the sidelines of the Black Conservative Summit in Chicago, the Christian Post spoke with Larry Elder about his possible presidential run, what he learned from his experience running for governor in California, his Christian beliefs, fatherlessness and other topics.
Utah parent demands school library remove Bible, cites Jesus' words as 'pornographic'
With a list citing verses from Genesis to Revelation, a Utah parent is calling for the Word of God to be removed from a high school library for being "pornographic."
Pro-life activists arrested while protesting outside Capitol Hill office building: 'Justice for the 5'
More than a half-dozen pro-life activists were arrested for blocking traffic while protesting on Capitol Hill to raise awareness for babies killed during late-term abortions.
Iowa becomes 10th state to ban gender transition surgeries for minors
Iowa has become the latest state to ban chemical and surgical gender transitions for minors as concerns about the long-term impact of such interventions persist.
'Anti-trans': PCUSA demands Kentucky gov. veto bill protecting kids from bodily mutilation
The head of the largest Presbyterian denomination in the United States has called on Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear to veto a bill that would, among other things, ban the bodily mutilation of youth expressing confusion about their sex.
Hillary Clinton calls law banning 'adult cabaret' shows for kids 'absurd'
Amid questions about how a Tennessee bill banning “adult cabaret” performances from taking place on public property or where children are present, former Democratic Presidential Candidate Hillary Clinton called the ban “absurd,” expressing hope that such laws would go “the way of the dinosaur.”
Docs show churches paid up to $100K to be part of Hillsong Family, an alleged honorarium scheme
Nearly 40 churches around the world paid up to $100,000 or 3% of their tithes and offerings to Hillsong Church annually to be a part of the Hillsong Family network, which a whistleblower has alleged offers access to a global honorarium scheme meant to funnel additional income into the pockets of celebrity pastors through sophisticated means.
Israel won’t criminalize sharing the Gospel amid pushback to new bill, Netanyahu says
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that his government will not pass a bill that would criminalize Christian evangelism, a proposal that drew concern from American Evangelicals.
West Texas A&M president cancels 'derisive' campus drag show, cites Christian faith
The head of a Texas university cited the Bible and other religious texts to support his decision to cancel a planned drag show scheduled to take place on campus later this month.
DOJ sued for lack of transparency in response to violence targeting pro-life groups, churches
The U.S. Department of Justice is being sued over what plaintiffs describe as an inadequate response to violence against churches and pro-life pregnancy centers as pro-abortion vandalism continues across the U.S.
Michigan's largest United Methodist congregation votes to leave denomination
The largest United Methodist Church congregation in Michigan has voted to leave the mainline Protestant denomination over the ongoing debate over homosexuality and same-sex marriage.
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