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2024 is a year that will be remembered for contentious political battles in the United States, assassination attempts against a former president, worsening conflict in the Middle East, as well as scandals engulfing prominent churches and ministries. Here are CP's top 10 news stories of 2024.
Former hostage Aviva Siegel was still in pajamas when Hamas militants stormed into her home, breaking her husband’s ribs and dragging the pair to Gaza, where the terrorists starved their captives and abused young women being held prisoner.
Jessica Ronne, founder of The Lucas Project and author of Caregiving with Grit and Grace, shares her journey from becoming a caregiver for her son with profound disabilities to advocating for parent caregivers through resources, awareness and faith.
Amid concerns that younger generations are falling away from religion, an interdenominational group is delivering the gift of the Gospel this Christmas season and filling children's hearts with the love of Jesus.
The season four finale of the “Generation Indoctrination” podcast unearthed deeply unsettling connections between the rise of gender identity ideology and the broader movement toward transhumanism, sparking urgent questions about humanity's future.
Former NFL star, author and SEC football analyst Benjamin Watson believes the key to the pro-life movement’s success might come from an often-overlooked place: men reclaiming their God-given roles in society.
Jack Graham, senior pastor of Prestonwood Baptist Church, has challenged Christians who supported former President Donald Trump to be “on our knees” after he was reelected for a second, non-consecutive term to serve as the 47th president of the United States.
While many churches across America have ditched dressing up for service in favor of a come as you are policy, at the historic Abyssinian Baptist Church, the congregation’s new leader, the Rev. Kevin R. Johnson, wants to make traditional worship with men in suits and women in dresses cool for the next generation.
Months after his successful solo exhibition featuring a compelling selection of his religious paintings billed “The Lord was There” in New York earlier this year, Christian master portrait artist Zimou Tan is now on a mission to make his work more accessible to art lovers of faith and he launched a Kickstarter campaign Tuesday to help him reach it.
