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The high point of Pope Leo’s four-day visit to France was the celebration of Mass, on September 26, at the Place de la Concorde in Paris. The crowd numbered in the hundreds of thousands. Some saw in this gathering a hopeful sign of a revival of interest in Christianity, particularly among young people. At the […]
Listen or Read Below: Audio By Carbonatix Brought to you by Key Points Scripture calls Christians to pursue justice while also loving mercy and walking humbly before God. Serious wrongdoing does not erase a person’s status as someone made in the image of God. Christians can support accountability without allowing vengeance, dehumanization, or public outrage […]
Listen or Read Below: Audio By Carbonatix Brought to you by Key Points Australia’s proposed “My Feed, My Way” initiative would give users more control over whether personalized recommendations appear in their default social media feeds. Social media algorithms can make useful recommendations, but platforms also have financial incentives to keep people watching, clicking, and […]
In his Confessions, Augustine tells of Alypius, a friend who despised the gladiatorial games because of their “barbaric” public killings. His friends dragged him to the arena anyway, and, though he tried to shield his eyes, the excitement of the event got the better of him. Soon, Alypius, drunk on the bloodlust, became an enthusiastic fan, […]
Two hundred thirty years ago, President George Washington delivered one of our nation’s most significant public speeches. His Farewell Address was delivered in the fall of 1796 as Washington prepared to leave office. Written by Washington and aided by James Madison and Alexander Hamilton, the address provided guidance to our young nation. In one of […]
Given the streak of Supreme Court victories in religious liberty cases in recent years, a prominent commentator at The New York Times has announced that religious freedom in America is “safer than ever.” However, considering that there has been such a consistent flow of court cases addressing threats to religious freedom, President Ronald Reagan’s warnings from decades ago […]
Listen or Read Below: Audio By Carbonatix Brought to you by Key Points Christian teens who actively live out their faith may feel greater tension between biblical convictions and cultural expectations. Parents can help build a biblical worldview by making Scripture part of ordinary conversations rather than reserving faith for church. Teenagers need space to […]
By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor Monday, October 19, 2026 Stephen and Katie Clayton pictured with their children. | GoFundMe A well-loved Minnesota pastor and his 3-year-old son were killed when a tire came off a trailer on a South Dakota interstate and hit the family’s minivan, according to reports. The pastor was Stephen Clayton, […]
By Dennis Lennox, CP Contributor Sunday, October 18, 2026 St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. | Dennis Lennox St. John’s is hardly off the map. Still, the provincial capital of Newfoundland and Labrador (population 110,525) may be best discovered in fall and winter, when the absence of cruise ships means the crowd is more local. I […]
On Oct. 7, Secretary of State Marco Rubio,with the Acropolis prominent in the background, praised the role played by ancient Greece in the development of democracy and the formation of the Western world. In contrast to the narrative that has been advanced in recent decades, Rubio did not apologize for that history. Instead, he held […]