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By Leah MarieAnn Klett, Entertainment Editor Thursday, August 20, 2026 The Getty’s live at Sing! 2019 | Gareth Russell/Jersey Road PR Ten years after Keith and Kristyn Getty launched what was intended to be a one-time event celebrating a book about congregational singing, the Sing! Conference has grown into an international gathering of pastors, theologians, […]
common complaint about Christians is that we are hypocrites. We are, of course, at least according to what Holy Scripture says about the human condition between the First and the New Creations. There is, however, a larger perspective to know about what Christianity has contributed to the world throughout our history. For example, Christians […]
In the heat of Gilbert, Arizona, temperatures soared above 103 degrees. Royal Cuthrun, a 14-year-old boy from the city, was out enjoying a bike ride when he saw something that caught him off guard: an elderly woman wandering around with a shopping bag and purse. Deciding to approach the woman, Cuthrun could tell that something […]
By Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post Contributor Monday, August 17, 2026 Adam Sheafe, the suspect in the killing of Arizona Pastor Bill Schonemann in an interview with Arizona Family’s Briana Whitney. | Screenshot/YouTube/ Briana Whitney A judge has sentenced Adam Sheafe to life in prison for killing Pastor Bill Schonemann, 76, in a crucifixion-style attack inside […]
For over two thousand years, the church has carried three precious gifts to the bedside of the dying: repentance, hope and the promise that Jesus Christ has conquered death. Specifically, the Anglican tradition—through confession, anointing, Holy Communion and the commendation of the departing soul—has borne witness that in life and in death, the redeemed belong […]
In a day when the very idea of truth, much less authority, is in such debate, it would be helpful for Christians, at least, to remind themselves of the nature of theological authority. What are our sources of knowledge? What is our basis and authority for knowing? What holds our own opinions and thinking to […]
By Dennis Lennox, CP Contributor Sunday, August 16, 2026 A view of the Old Town (Altstadt) in Innsbruck, Austria. | Dennis Lennox Innsbruck is often treated as a gateway to skiing and alpine adventure. That sells the Austrian city short. Visitors to the capital of Tyrol can spend the morning in the long shadow of […]
The first and greatest temptation is “to be like God.” When that happens, however, the result is not that we treat one another like gods. Rather, we dehumanize one another. That’s what is at the heart of the desecration of man in modern culture. At the Colson Center National Conference, Dr. Carl Trueman described this […]
There’s a trend going around right now where people post things like “kinda chic to have a prayer closet in your home,” or “it’s kinda chic to choose obedience over comfort.” Bible study at a coffee shop, an outfit post with a faith caption, a prayer closet styled next to a candle, all captioned with […]
I recently told my husband that I don’t know how families who live paycheck to paycheck are surviving this economy. All it takes is a declaration of war, something outside everyday civilians’ control, and every home is impacted. Gas prices go up, which means any products or goods that must be shipped to your house […]