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By Samantha Kamman, Christian Post Reporter Thursday, June 11, 2026 Getty Images Amid ongoing discussions about religious participation among younger generations, a new study has found that children whose parents attended church weekly were more than twice as likely to attend church regularly as adults. The study, “Passing the Torch: How Faith Moves Across Generations,” […]
Today is the anniversary of the death of one of the most fascinating thinkers of the Middle Ages. In addition to his extensive discoveries in the sciences, Roger Bacon revolutionized how the Bible was studied. His influence can still be seen today. Born in 1214 to a well-off family in England, Bacon first attended Oxford […]
On Monday, the Pentagon announced that it would update again its list of recognized religious groups, which reduced the number from 180 to 31. The purpose of revising the list was to “streamline the [Department of War] collection of religious preferences for service members to enhance the delivery of targeted religious support from the Chaplaincy.” On the new list, in addition to […]
A growing number of young Christian men are rediscovering words largely absent from modern evangelical vocabulary: words like kingdom, authority, discipline, order, responsibility, courage, and civilization. Frankly, this is understandable. Many young people, especially men, have grown weary of a shallow Christianity shaped more by therapy than theology and more by self-expression than self-denial. They’re […]
By Javier Bolaños, Editor for Latin America of Diario Cristiano Wednesday, June 03, 2026 efks/iStock As the Curaçao national soccer team prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, players and coaches recently gathered for a night of worship, prayer and testimony, publicly expressing their Christian faith ahead of the biggest tournament in the nation’s history. […]
More than 67 million Americans are estranged from at least one family member, and 16% of those report that their parent is that family member. Dr. Kathy Koch, Founder and CEO of Celebrate Kids, has a new book that addresses this trend titled, Resolve Conflict and Find Peace and Hope with Adult Children. Here’s Kathy: I […]
Twenty years ago, Al Gore released the documentary “An Inconvenient Truth.” After premiering to a standing ovation at the Sundance Film Festival, it earned $25 million at the box office and an Oscar for Best Documentary. Twenty years later, Gore stands behind the film. “From my perspective, the movie is even more relevant today than when it first […]
Over 13 million people watched the Netflix celebrity roast of comedian Kevin Hart. Irreverent insults are part of roasting, but the recent series of celebrity roasting has featured increasingly outrageous and often profane jokes, from mocking abortions to vilifying women. However, Hart’s roast has won the prize for the vilest yet. The extremely inappropriate comments made at this […]
Long before Rosa Parks, Octavius Valentine Catto refused to leave his seat on a segregated Philly trolley. Catto is a lesser-known but no less important part of the American story. Catto was born in 1839 in South Carolina to a free woman of mixed race from the prominent DeReef family. His father was a freed slave […]
Back in April, a reckless assisted suicide bill looked like it was going to pass and become British law. Instead, it was shut down by the House of Lords. Then, in May, the Irish parliament rejected an expanded abortion bill by a vote of 85-30. On this side of the Atlantic, things are headed in […]