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Some think that Jews stop being Jewish if they believe in Jesus, as if faith in the Messiah somehow cancels Jewish identity, but that’s not right. There are plenty of Jewish people in Israel coming to faith and becoming even more Jewish than they were before! Jewish people believe all kinds of things and remain […]
Within days of the June 24 twin earthquakes that flattened entire communities in coastal Venezuela, Samaritan’s Purse rushed medical teams, water, food, and shelter to the region. The organization continues its long-term relief response while sharing the hope of the Gospel. For many weeks now, residents of La Guaira have been reeling and replaying the […]
According to the National Fire News National Interagency Fire Center, firefighters are currently working to stop and prevent 95 fires across the country, with 13 additional incidents since yesterday. In the last month, parts of the United States have also been covered with smoke from wildfires in Canada, causing poor air quality, health problems, and […]
According to a new report from the J7 Large Communities’ Task Force Against Antisemitism, “In both the number of lethal attacks and the number of casualties, 2025 was the deadliest year for antisemitic attacks . . . in more than 30 years.” As a CBS article describing the report pointed out, this includes 15 people who were […]
How does a child develop worth and self-esteem? While it is often shaped by what happens in the family unit, a new form of “family” has grabbed the attention of many young people today. I am referring to the social media usage among many teens and children today. France has recently adopted a new law […]
A search for “Study Bibles” at Christian Book Distributors yields over 2,600 results. Though Bibles published with attached notes date to at least the 1500s, beginning in the twentieth century, the practice exploded. Now, virtually every theological tradition, demographic, vocation, cultural perspective, preacher and influencer—from teen girls to firefighters to duck hunters—has a study Bible […]
There’s a viral TikTok trend in which women post images of themselves before and after their relationships end and call it a “divorce glow-up.” Their point is that after their separation, they are fitter, have better skin and have upgraded their wardrobe. Translation: divorce can be good for you. After all, it was for them. […]
By Ryan Foley, Christian Post Reporter Friday, August 21, 2026 Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker O.J. Brigance testifies before the Maryland Senate in opposition to physician-assisted suicide legislation on March 10, 2015, in Annapolis, Md. | (Screenshot: O.J. Brigance) Former NFL linebacker O.J. Brigance, who said “God’s grace is sufficient” as he battled amyotrophic lateral sclerosis […]
Stats don’t lie, nor do they pretty up the truth. A new record from Realtor.com reveals that 25.2 million adults under 35 now live with their parents, prompting a deeper conversation about housing pressures, delayed milestones, and how we define adulthood. Many of these adults who live at home are employed, so can this stat be […]
By Leonardo Blair, Senior Reporter Thursday, August 20, 2026 The late Benjamin Speidel, 20. | Spurgeon College Benjamin Speidel, an incoming student at Spurgeon College, the undergraduate school at the SBC’s Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Missouri, died Saturday while hiking during an intensive missions training program. He was 20. “This is the […]