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It was another busy week in the Trump presidency, with several items of note — from defunding sanctuary cities to restarting a government office to help victims of crimes committed by illegal immigrants. Here are five developments from the Trump administration that unfolded throughout the past week.
An American church-planting missionary and father of six, Josh Sullivan, was abducted at gunpoint while leading a prayer meeting at his church in South Africa on Thursday, police say.
As Christians worldwide prepare to commemorate the most sacred day in the Christian calendar, the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., has unveiled a poignant reminder of the reason for the season.
Columbia University activist Mahmoud Khalil, a prominent participant and spokesperson in pro-Palestinian demonstrations against Israel's military actions in Gaza, can be deported from the United States after an immigration judge determined there is "clear and convincing" evidence he could be removed as a foreign policy risk.
Barbara Humphrey had one thing on her mind as she and her husband, Terry, watched members of the Texans on Mission Rolling Timbers Disaster Response team remove a gigantic oak tree from the couple's yard and atop her nephew's demolished travel trailer.
Twenty months after hiring Ted Max as its lead pastor, he and the multi-campus Parkview Christian Church in Illinois have mutually decided to take a step back from that decision.
President Donald Trump has nominated a former congressional leader and pastor as the new U.S. ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom, whom supporters call "a committed Christian and a proven leader."
Following years of declining Bible engagement in the U.S., nearly 10 million more Americans have engaged with the Bible this year compared to 2024. Across every generation, men have increased their engagement so much that the gap between the sexes has almost been erased, according to a new study.
Before taking on this new diplomatic role, Mike Huckabee served as a pastor, amassed a lengthy career in state and presidential politics and became a television personality. Here are five things to know.
Six-time Grammy winning Christian pop singer Amy Grant and other members of her family are now locked in a legal fight to save a church in Nashville, Tennessee, founded by her great-grandfather, civic leader, Andrew Mizell “A.M.” Burton.
More than 500 participants from over 100 organizations across 30 countries traveled to a Dallas suburb this week for the sold-out Missional AI 2025 summit held at One Community Church’s Plano campus.
The United States Supreme Court has issued an order requiring the Trump administration to facilitate the return of El Salvadoran national who had been deported to a prison in his native country.
An attorney for a Maine mother who sued her daughter’s school after a social worker provided the 13-year-old with a chest binder warned that the woman’s story is not the only time a district within the state concealed information about a child’s gender dysphoria from parents.
A bill designed to prevent the state of Kansas from infringing on the religious liberty of foster families and prospective foster families will become law now that the state legislature has overridden a gubernatorial veto of the measure.
French President Emmanuel Macron said that France may recognize a Palestinian state as early as June.
Midshipmen at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy erupted in raucous applause last week when Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy called for a painting of Jesus to be brought up from the flood-prone basement where it was placed during the Biden administration.
Lawyers for the Chatham County Board of Commissioners in North Carolina have denied claims by The Summit Church that the county violated its civil rights when it rejected an application to rezone nearly 100 acres of land to house its Chapel Hill campus.
Pastor Tony Suárez believes the American church is not dying but experiencing a multicultural spiritual revival, especially among young people and the Hispanic community, while also advocating for compassionate immigration reform rooted in truth, hope and unity.
If sports betting isn’t a problem in your church yet, chances are it will be soon enough.
A Christian author and apologist who was recently "swatted" at his rural Alabama home told The Christian Post he believes the recent spate of false police reports made against conservative commentators indicate the Left is getting desperate.
