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Christian news from a biblical perspective
Ghana observed its annual National Day of Prayer and Thanksgiving on July 1, coinciding with Republic Day, as the president and church leaders called for a renewal of national values.
July 1, 2026
Curated from leading Christian news outlets around the world
What Should We Do About Diddy?
As a child in the early 2000s, I didn’t know many celebrities apart from the ones made famous by Disney Channel and Nickelodeon. But I did know, as we called him back then, “P. Diddy.” The rapper was stylish and blingy, wealthy and charismatic. He dated the internationally beloved Jennifer Lopez. And he was, by
Sep 29, 2026
Historian Q&A: What Is an Evangelical?
For our member-exclusive webinar in September, CT deputy editor Bonnie Kristian spoke with historian George Marsden. They discussed Marsden’s recent article, “1976 Was a Turning Point for Evangelicalism,” and his perspective on five decades of shifts in US politics and religion from the bicentennial to the semiquincentennial this year.
Would Seeing a Miracle Really Convert an Atheist?
Let’s consider that God may have good reasons for revealing himself just as he has. A partially hidden and partially revealed God might actually be the best possible arrangement. To consider this, imagine alternative ways God could reveal himself to us. Suppose God were to do a miracle at 5:00 p.m. every single day by
Evangelicals Urge Trump Administration to Release Frozen Global Health Funds
More than 120 Christian leaders, musicians, and authors, including both conservative and liberal-leaning evangelicals, have signed a letter urging President Donald Trump’s administration to spend $1.35 billion designated for global health initiatives before the funds potentially expire at the end of the month. The letter, obtained by Religion News Service, is an unusual instance of
Sep 28, 2026
God Sees Everything. Flock Should Not.
I live in a safe neighborhood. It’s a new-build community filled with young families, and my kids ride their bikes up and down all the streets. As long as they’ve got their helmets on, I’m not concerned for their safety here. Yet as they ride their bikes—or as our family walks to the end of
Cutting off parents may sound therapeutic, but is it unbiblical?
At a recent breakfast, three friends shared the same heartbreak: grown children who had cut off all contact, even with grandchildren. It's a growing trend, and one the Bible speaks to directly.
Netflix's Narnia is an attack on Aslan's Christ figure
For more than 70 years, Aslan has stood as C.S. Lewis' picture of Christ, the lion who dies to save Narnia and rises again. Now Netflix has cast Meryl Streep in the role, complete with a rainbow-colored mane. This is not just an attack on Narnia; it is an attack on our faith.
'I was never property': Snowflake baby Hannah Strege fights back
Hannah Strege was once a frozen embryo, labeled "excess" by the IVF industry. Now an adult, she's pushing back on those who say she was only ever property.
BBC reviews 53 Gaza ‘journalists’ over possible terrorist ties
The British Broadcasting Corporation is reviewing a list of 53 “journalists” killed while reporting on the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza to determine whether some had ties to terrorist organizations.
‘Conceivable’ film explores unexpected pregnancy and the ‘rough edges’ of Christian life
Beth Caulfield opens up about how an unexpected pregnancy in her mid-40s inspired “Conceivable,” a new faith-based film exploring unplanned pregnancy, trusting God and the need for churches to offer women compassion and practical support.
